The Others At Juno Download

Review: Having established themselves firmly in the Dub Police camp, The Others push their iconic brand of dubstep further into our consciousness with this five-track EP on Caspa's legendary label. From the opening "First Flight" with its heavily distorted vocoder and smashing mid-range, through the gratuitous wobble and smacking snares of "Planet X" to the squelchy squirming sounds of "Say To You", with it's Nero-esque vocal, everything is squarely aimed at the dancefloor. "Break Your Neck" brings in label mate Trolley Snatcha and Bristol's Dread MC for a frenzied aggressive bass attack, and the lurching "Skynet" is a digital exclusive.

Review: The Others have become the most released artists on dubstep pioneers, Dub Police since they were signed in 2006. The "Gravity" EP displays their ground trembling sub bass abilities, tight understanding of percussion and skills at creating unique soundscapes across four new tracks that backup their lofty regard from their label.

Review: A Dub Police officer since its earliest stages, The Others (AKA now-lone operator D-Code) has finally elevated himself from high grade banger dealer to album artist. It's not the easiest of transitions to make with such a big, club-focused sound, but he's nailed it with true distinction. Ensuring you're engaged throughout, there's a healthy range of textures, melodies and musical twists that range from beautiful psychedelia ("First Flight") to a full-on dubstep aggression that oozes tonnes of groaning bass ("Fallout"). With cameos from fellow leading scene peers (Emalkay, Joker, Sta mina) this is a very well-considered debut album.

Review: In-demand outfit The Others bring their iconic sound to Caspa's Dub Police imprint once again and in doing so bring an array of talent to the table in the remix package. "The Way You Make Me" is a thought-provoking piece with mournful breakdowns, euphoric, trance-like builds and stabbing beats. It's a classic hands-in-the-air dancefloor dubstep cut. BeatauCue provide a stomping 4/4 remix with stripped back synths and a late night aurora of hedonism, while S.P.Y goes in deep and dark with his luxurious D&B mix before Playaz don Original Sin gets dirty with his grizzled jump up D&B interpretation. Brilliant from start to finish, this is a must for all bass heads.