I listened to my first dubstep track in 2007 when i was 10 years old. I thought it was just normal techno, so that's what i stuck with until i found metal as my favorite genre up until 2009. I started listening to trance until i found what dubstep actually was in late 2010 and became obsessed with it.

In all fairness, most of the good dubstep tracks came out around 07-09. After that, so many producers popped out of nowhere, all competing with each other on who could get the "dirtiest" bass line, with no intent on an original or rhythmic piece of dubstep. You still get the original producers whacking out some good stuff, mind.

I'd recommend Benga (as you do, since he started the dubstep genre, along with skream and artwork), Doctor P, Jakes (He may use the same synth in some of his pieces, but he doesn't go for the "dirtiest" bass line and does produce some pretty good rhythmic pieces that stick in your head), Skream (mainly his older pieces), DatsiK & Trolley Snatcha.

Like I said with Jakes, well:

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yNv1WsdHF0" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yNv1WsdHF0</a>