Dubstep's party crashes the mainstream  Wobble to the top By
MICHAEL C. WALSH  |  December 20, 2011  SCARY MONSTER Skrillex
helped take dubstep to the mainstream, earning five Grammy
nominations, including Best New Artist.  And with a single
magazine cover, it was written. It's of no matter that the
periodical in question is Spin, whose coverage has bent so close
to the charts over the past decade that it's essentially become
Billboard. Or that the author of the kingmaking October cover
story is Philip Sherburne, one of the leading electronic music
writers of his generation, who has since admitted that he penned
the article to big-up his own clout more than that of the cover
boy.  No, what really matters is what happens when a teenager
peruses the magazine rack at his neighborhood CVS in Anytown,
USA, and gleans a peek at Skrillex's pasty mug. There he sees
the ambassador of "The New Rave Generation" — whatever that is.
And another dubsteb fan is born.  And that in itself raises two
questions. First, how did