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Clerks
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Review: The long standing dubstep stronghold we know as Gradient Audio returns for another spicy bag of bass driven goodness. This two tracker comes courtesy of Trillbass & Clerks in dual collaborational compositions, bringing something fresh to the table. On the A-Side "Jabberwocky" is a gritty fireball, focussing on intense oscillating reese synths and crunchy drums. On the flip however we hear "Freedom" which is a more stripped back look at the classic standardized dubstep ideals. On this one we hear low lurking bass instruments growling away whilst airy eastern inspired melodies roam freely above.
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GRD 116
05 Feb 18
Deep Dubstep
05 Feb 18
Deep Dubstep
Soundbwoy/PutridEXCLUSIVE
Review: Clerks has been MIA since 2015 but we have by no means forgotten his moody stance, or have we ruled him out from our list of bass batboys to keep an eye on in the future. He's back courtesy of Sure State and "Soundbwoy" couldn't make for a better, more poignant entrance back into the game - imagine a wall of bass landing hard on you...that's what this tune feels like. "Putrid", as the name suggests, is a darker, more muddy sort of cut that leverages the power of atmospherics to get its point across, whereas Durandai's remix of "Soundbwoy" bangs out some classic dubstep vibes that the likes of Coki would have been slapping down on the decks in the form of sweet-smelling dub plates back in the day.
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SURESTATE 022
19 Jun 17
Deep Dubstep
19 Jun 17
Deep Dubstep
NevaEXCLUSIVE
Review: The Sure State label is never shy to amalgamate new and exciting talent from the bass game. In fact, a look back at their catalogue shows us that they've given us nothing but new artists over the last few years, with all of them being equally impressive in terms of their approach to low frequencies. The time, DJ Variant and Clerks team up for one track each, supported by a collaboration from the two of them, the title track "Neva". That tune is particularly feisty in its approach, and its a classic dubstep sound moulded by more contemporary influences but, don't sweat, that bass is still high and mighty. Dj Variant's "Scratch" is a drum-heavy escapade into the darkest territories of dubwise bass, thanks to its proud dreadlock horns, while "Past Away" by Clerks is guided by a more street-ready grime approach. Killahs!
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SURESTATE 016
19 Sep 16
Deep Dubstep
19 Sep 16
Deep Dubstep
