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Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: For the third edition of their highly respected '140 ALLSTARS' series, The DUPLOC team have assembled a stunning selection for us to sink our teeth into. We open up this six track episode with the heavyweights of our time: Ternion Sound. They land in stunning form as '422' delivers a monstrous piece of synthetic mastery across a couple of spooky melodic backdrops to ramp up the pressure from the jump. Next, Substrada takes things to the swamps as 'Flexer' combines crunchy percussion with jittery bass drives, with Q100 unleashing a much more subtle weapon next in 'BDN', focussing on tidy hi-hat melodies and hard hitting bass action below. We get even wonkier next as Pharma lets the circus loose on the super syncopated dissonance of 'Umbra', with DubDiggerz then delivering a punch of subby heat with an Asian twist in 'Silly'. Finally, 207 arrives with 'Pressure Point', an unpredictable nest of creepy melody and industrial drum stabs to round us off with a dash of additional individuality.
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DUPLOCAA 003
05 Sep 22
Deep Dubstep
05 Sep 22
Deep Dubstep
Review: We are rarely disappointed when it comes to the pretty untouchable discography of White Peach Records, a label that continues to defy boundaries whilst upholding inhuman levels of consistency. This latest four track treat from 207 explores a bag of different musical themes, from the subtle, eastern-inspired pluck melodies of the title track 'Koto', to the unpredictable melodic sweeps of 'Mrtav', which give us two entirely different moods right from the jump. Ourman joins the party next on 'Clochard', with through it's urgent string manoeuvres and nasty low end design gives off an instantaneously classic feel, with the EP then closing out on on 'Ziv', a breathy crunch through gnarly instrumentation and clicky percussion to see the EP out in blistering style. Lovely work!
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5063072 663349
05 Aug 22
Deep Dubstep
05 Aug 22
Deep Dubstep
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DUPLOCXX002C
20 May 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
20 May 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Boy oh boy what a year it has been for the Duploc family, who despite all the madness of 2020 have still kept up their incredible run of consistency, dropping nothing but bangers throughout the duration. This, presumably their final drop of the year sees them pull together a monstrous roster, featuring the likes of Cartridge, BunZer0, Ourman, Opus, Teffa, Sam Cosmic, Xakra and many more to give us one final celebratory look into dubstep in the modern era. The complete track listing is absolutely bonkers to tell you all the truth, with quality leaking out of every single original. Some favourites we have to mention however of course include the sizzling bass designs and spooky textures of Wraz's 'Ghost', alongside the fluttering flute melodies of Mani's 'Secret Forest' and 'Gibberish', a super smooth subby glider from Surreal & Somah.
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DUPLOC LPBOX
11 Dec 20
Deep Dubstep
11 Dec 20
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: Sentry Records has put together some serious releases over the last few years, showcasing the latest and greatest in dubstep and its surrounding genres. We are therefore introduced to and absolutely storming compilation here as we reel off bangers from the likes of dubstep legends such as Caspa, Truth, Sukh Knight, Youngsta and more. For us, the highlights of this incredible compilation are quite clear, kicking off with the stunning production of 'Judas' from Nomine, who brings forward his uniquely metallic sound design on mass. Another absolute heater we couldn't forget is the spooky yet satisfying 'Crocodile' from Dayzero, packed with wicked drum flavours and haunted overtones.
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SENLP 001
14 Jun 19
Deep Dubstep
14 Jun 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: The reign of Duploc continues to expand as we are here greeted with their 27th official release, and it packs just as much potency as the first one they ever put together. They here employ the darkened production stylings of 207, who touches down with two absolutely lethal originals, the first of which goes by the name of ''DSP'. Through a high energy combination of gnarly reese growls and stalwart drum sounds, this one marches forward with some serious pace. On the flip, 'Jungle Lizard' does just as much damage, focussing more of extended, distorted bass tones and war-like drum designs. Crunchy stuff!
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DUPLOC 027
06 May 19
Deep Dubstep
06 May 19
Deep Dubstep
