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Bunzer0
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Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Whenever we see the Basskruit logo pop up in the store, we tend to know we are in for a good time. That is an idea that reigns true with this fabulous new four track showcase from BunZer0, who kicks off the project with a sumptuous buzz on the title track 'Dystopia', a glittering, high energy roller driven by gnarly LFO drives and subtle breaksy rhythms. Next, 'Flow' continues the theme of interesting rhythmic manoeuvres with a wicked design of drums and dizzying chord stabs on 'Flow', before the gorgeous harmonic structure of 'Stochastic' gives us something even more enjoyable to play with. Finally, we dive into something a little more swampy as the drippy atmospherics and writhing sub tones of 'To See A Specialist' give us one hell of a send off. Fantastic work!
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BSSKRT 012
19 Nov 21
Bass
19 Nov 21
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: The team over at eatmybeat have definitely picked up the habit of formulating top quality releases packages, with each new drop keeping us on the edge of our seat. This brand new selection from BunZer0 is certainly a spicy collection, kicking off with 3 system-ready instrumental creations. First up, we have the marching drums and steppers-style horn lines of 'All The Massive', chased up by the much more mysterious drum arrangements and space-like laser shots of 'Play Dem Tune'. From here, 'Meditation' rounds off the originals with a groovy selection of percussive power and intricate melodies, before we move into two wicked remixes. Firstly, the crunchy drum slaps and sliced up horn manoeuvres of Dutchie's 'All The Massive' rethink hit home with a bang, before Chad Dubz gives 'Play Dem Tune' a dungeon-ready rethink. Awesome stuff!
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EMB 021
09 Apr 21
Deep Dubstep
09 Apr 21
Deep Dubstep
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
Review: Duploc continue their fantastic run of original releases here as they invite in the super creative stepper sounds of Bunzer0 to the party with a wavy new single. The track goes by the name of 'Loyalty' and combines a range of different influences, including South American percussive lines and classic steppers sub designs, making this one a potent roller for sure. We are also treated to a fantastic remix addition from the legendary RSD, who reworks the track completely into a gritty, nostalgic throwback, packed with Morgue-like bass patterns and lively drum work. Very exciting stuff yet again from the Duploc team.
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DUPLOC 029
08 Jul 19
Deep Dubstep
08 Jul 19
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: NAZA
Review: As we rapidly approach the end of a very successful 2018 for dubstep, we have to pay homage to one of the genre's most consistent platforms in Duploc, as they unveil the first edition of their new 'Selects' compilation series. This is a total amalgamation of the darker realms of 140 bass music, with artists such as BunZer0, Khanum, Zygos, 207 and more supplying the selection with some serious fire. For us the total standouts have to include Sweepa's sub warbling epic in 'Morse Code', alongside Juss B's demonic whirlpool of a composition in 'Sandman' and Surreal's uber grizzly 'Omni'.
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DUPLOCLP 001
19 Nov 18
Deep Dubstep
19 Nov 18
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: Shiva
Review: What a year it's been for US deep bass imprint Version Collective. Exactly a year ago their inaugural Certified Organic collection lit a raging fire of smouldering singles and, most recently, a remarkable album by Sweepa. Now comes the sequel... Once again it's a far-ranging exploration that takes in some truly unique perspectives with highlights such as the discordant metallic strings of Lilti's remix of "Womple", the delicious didgeridoo-style bass weirdness of Basiclee's "Voyage Dub", the gully croaks and slaps of Drew's Theory's defiant "Nonsense & Knowledge" and the industrial strength drum textures and springy sub of Mr K's "Damage". Another serious statement of intent and showcase of exciting, forward-thinking dub talent, Version Collective are staring down the barrel of another exciting sonically innovative year.
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VCC 002P1
14 Feb 17
Deep Dubstep
14 Feb 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: ARtroniks
Review: Brussels-based badman Bunzer0 makes his debut on Pressed with a track so spacious it has its own ecosystem; the kicks act as intermittent rays of sunshine bursting through condensed pads of icy fog. Trust us, it hasn't been this cold and unforgiving since Shackleton told the weather with blood on his hands. Remix-wise Kahn swathes through the moody mists with relentless thunder storm snares and gutter-chomping bass. In summary: "King Lion" roars.
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PRD 011
06 Nov 15
Deep Dubstep
06 Nov 15
Deep Dubstep
Review: With a well-paced, measured sounds fitting the platform like a snug pair of slippers, it was only a matter of time before Bunzer0 added his deep techy weight to FKOF's evergreen EP series. "Burner" ignites with a twitchy, techy twist. All staggered and spiked out, it owes just as much to techno as it does sub science. "Schizo" lives up to its name as whispering breakbeats give stern messages beneath dense layers of atmosphere while "Fracture" is the ultimate snake-charmer as it rattles and rolls with off-beat minimal mischief. Finally we hit "First Lesson". A complete switch flip in terms of tempo and drum dynamic, it's the misty drive home after you've dropped the heavyweight nuggets that preceded it. Swingy.
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FKOFD 017
02 Mar 15
Deep Dubstep
02 Mar 15
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: Celebrating three years of deep consummate beatsmithery, MindStep curate the inaugural MusicForYourMindStep compendium. Fifteen exclusives, baked by the label's family and close affiliates, each track surges at the very forefront of sub science, pushing the label's remit further and further into the future. Highlights include the sodden slo-mo tribalism of Feonix's "Cafeweiss", the overwhelming sense of atmospheric oppression on 11th Hour's "Ishwara" and the muffled jazz and scratchy dub drums of Trashbat's "Arrowhead". And that's only a fifth of the stark sonic soliloquies MindStep have commissioned and compiled. Dig deep and discover your own highlights.
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MSC 004
28 Apr 14
Deep Dubstep
28 Apr 14
Deep Dubstep
Review: Bunzero teams up with four different artists across the Darabuka EP so be prepared for a bit of an aural surprise in each track. First up it's a collab with Katya Gabeli; mournful, trembling strings introduce the cut, which is characterized by thudding, oppressed drum kicks and quirky SFX. This contrasts nicely with the Mr Jo collaboration "Chapati", an altogether more experimental piece with murmuring atmospherics and Eastern sitars that might have influenced the track title. Bunzero teams up with Kamine for the rolling, chiming title track, before he goes solo for a deep, meditative slice of soulfulness with clicks and bleeps a-plenty in "Liana". Last but not least "Metaphysical" brings the EP to a close.
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MSEP 008
17 Dec 12
Deep Dubstep
17 Dec 12
Deep Dubstep
Review: Brussels may not be the first place that springs to mind when one thinks of dubstep. Bunzero is all about putting that right though, and after 15 years in the game, he assuredly lays claim to being one of the biggest dubstep DJs outside of the UK. All that said, his new EP isn't strictly dubstep, it's a broader sound that often bridges the gap between Metalheadz-era jungle and future bass. First up, "Wet" has broken beats aplenty along with buzzy bass and trippy pads, while "Wool" is slower and features half-step beats and wavering synth melodies. Janner remixes the latter, and frankly it's a belter - keeping the synth pads top-line, he adds the deepest, throbbing bass notes and melancholic melodies, really sealing the deal on this quality EP.
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L2S 086
17 Sep 12
UK Garage
17 Sep 12
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Famed as a DJ on UK's Sub FM and all over Europe's bass-loving clubs, Belgian star BunZer0 makes his debut on L2S with this three-track EP, exclusive to Juno Download. Very much in keeping with the house style, "Bring Me Home" (featuring Juakali on vocals) is a mix of eerie, echoed textures and whip-smart future garage beats, while "Toof Toof" carries on the momentum, almost serving as a dub of "Bring Me Home". The orchestral, bass-busting march of the impeccably funky "Dub It" is also here and is a must for fans of shimmering yet gritty forward-thinking bass music
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L2S 055
06 Jun 11
UK Garage
06 Jun 11
UK Garage
