Dubstep "Breakdown" tips?

[In Sanity]

Hello!

I've been making music for over 6 years, and about a year ago started getting into Electronic styles more(Electro, House, Trance, etc)
But there's one style in particular I have extreme difficulty with;
Dubstep.
:l

I can make Leads and Basses for it, no problem, and I can get the intro and main melody going fine.
The part I struggle with is the "breakdown", the bit when everything goes... random, in a sense(I'm not too sure what the actual name is, sorry)

Take for instance... Deadmau5's remix of "My Name Is Skrillex."
At 1:00, for example, the bass goes 'random' whilst sounding good.

I seem to have extreme difficulty making areas do this.
:/

I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to get used to doing this kind of stuff, or any tips for Dubstep in general?

Cheers!

 

[l3lackjax]

just make little weird (but good souding) repetitive melodies/drum patterns and then create some variations using modulation and shit. That's what I'd do, but idk shit about dubstep lol.

 

[In Sanity]

Ok, I'm not too sure how well that went, but I put together something and tried putting Dubstep in the middle(the entire song isn't Dubstep though. I failed. )
View attachment Dubstep Attempt 1.mp3