District At Juno Download

Review: As always, Chestplate delivers. This time it's from District who brings us "Painting The Mind", a glorious three-track beauty full of dark, warping sub bass and plenty of deep, throbbing menace. The title track kicks things off with thudding beats reverberating in an empty, dubbed out soundscape. Eerie warps and tremors kick in and punctuate the track, adding even more ominous vibes to the proceedings. Next is the grouchy rambunctiousness of "Modulate" with smashing snares and grizzly bass and last of all, digital bonus track "Backwards" brings things to an almighty close.

Review: If you're looking for a lesson in how to totally murder it with a single vocal loop then look no further than "Transmission". Tripped out, tight and mind-boggling, it builds up with a guttural, industrial riff to chaotic effect. "LV-223" is more your techno flavoured slice of steppery. Dungeon depths and slimy subs; this is for the most tribal of tear-ups, while "Antidote" flips back to the genre's halfstep roots. Spacious and engaging with a series of well textured bass leads, it rolls and develops with production panache; "Kraken" ends with fitting gusto. If you're looking for a lesson in how to totally murder it with a dramatic orchestral sample then look no further.