Redshift One At Juno Download

Review: North Welsh producer Feonix is pushing dubstep to its very extremes with this wonderfully dynamic ode to archaic bone-bashing riddims. Clicking and whistling through myriad found sounds, this is truly unique (a term that really can't be used very often in such an over crowded scene). "Night Creatures" is equally as immersive with breathy pads, heartbeat kicks and spacious clicks that build into an abyss-level sub drop and funky - if a little warped - two-step. One (Jurassic) step beyond...

Review: Gone tribal recently? Well now's the time! "Orpheus Death" is as shamanic as dubstep gets thanks to some thundering voodoo drumwork. Teetering into the realms of hard techno, its minimal tub-thumping and rich low-end fumes make it one of the most visceral cuts Redshift have ever released. "Yurei" takes us down a peg or two with a more classically deep dubstep technique while still offering heaps of energy and attitude in the dynamics and far-away eastern elements.

Review: Contemplative steppery from Vaun as he follows up his debut earlier this year with yet another refreshingly deep-yet-vibrant double tracker. "Comatose" opens with pianos so striking you could be convinced you're about to chow down on a nice slice of classical. Then the brief-but-bold vocal sample slips in and brings a dream-like bassline with it. The perfect balance of uplifting and moody, Vaun's on the money right here. "Colourful" lives up to its name with spine-tingling pads, rushes and well crafted percussive elements all gelling to create a chilled track that still packs a punch.