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Dead Noise System
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Various
Review: As a fantastic way to close out the year, we see the Future Follower's team linking up for an end of year disco, welcoming 20 tracks onto the label via their brand new 'Decade' compilation series. Through a vibrant combination of genres and styles, we see the likes of Digital Pilgrimz, RDubz, Sirmo, Shiva, Sketia and more all getting involved, sweeping from raucous dubstep designs to more dancefloor driven bassline bangers. It's a very vibrant collection and is a fantastic way for the label to celebrate a decade of activity, with our favourite features including the electrifying synthesiser work of Reigamortis' 'Hondo', next to the creepy soundscapes and blippy delays of 'Abyss Stare' from Kyoshe', with the unique, funk infused layouts of MAW's 'Jazztalk' also turning a few heads. Exceptional stuff!
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3SFFR 0166
30 Dec 22
Deep Dubstep
30 Dec 22
Deep Dubstep
Various
Cam Lasky - "Tokyo Hyaku Synchronicity #024 Fuji & Cherry Blossom Tree" (original mix) - (4:08) 140 BPM
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LWDUBS 04
27 Jul 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
27 Jul 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: USV Recordings frontman Dead Noise System touches down with four new bangers, each one primed and ready for swift, cerebral domination; the producer's sound recalls the likes of Mala on his Deep Medi Musik label, but there's something even murkier and more swamped-out about his tracks. "Radar" is a grainy, knee-deep swelter with a growing pulse of a bass, "Bulkhead" delivers a fine, stepping assortment of rhythms that give a sort of militaristic stance, and "Amphibian", as the name implies, transforms the bass into a sort of mutant squeal fit for the deepest, darkest corners of the rainforest. There's a remix of "Bulkhead" by Krease, too, and this one literally takes the groove over to the jungle, thanks to some itchy breakbeats amid the beats. Cop it just for the remix.
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USV 020
24 Oct 16
Deep Dubstep
24 Oct 16
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: Portland, Oregon's Phantom Hertz label wheels out its first in a new series of compilations brimming with digi dub badness. It follows other long players from L Nix, FJH and a collection of High Dude remixes, with this collection presenting a 10-track heavy cartridge of bass-weighted ammunition. Lowryder, Repulsion's bit-graded "Teleport" and Ether's torn and chewed "Where The Wicked Storm" deliver some techier-stepped tunes, while heavier, lurching dubs comes from L Nix's "Wormhole", Dead Noise System's "Deus Ex Machina" and Hashkey's "D MA" with its post-dubstep vibe. Dark and snarling.
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PH 061
25 Jul 16
Deep Dubstep
25 Jul 16
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: GAZE ILL
Review: Over two years of solid, low-end ploughman banquets, Krease's USV come correct with their debut compilation. Rather than bombard us with past echoes or unnecessary fluff, they've curated eight brand new originals from some of the label's (and the deeper side of the scene's) most respected players. Each contributor thinking, looking and behaving as future as possible, the whole collection is a document on dubstep's perennial creative potential when conjured in the right hands: Gaze Ill's rolling techno chimes on "Vertical", Chad Dubz's broad-drum spaciousness on "Class A", Krease's cosmic star-gazing synths and gutter-licking bassline on "TruStep" are just three examples of Under Surveillance's constant search for newness in the shadows
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USV 016
27 Jul 15
Deep Dubstep
27 Jul 15
Deep Dubstep
Review: With a cool sense of symmetry, both parties deliver an original before proceeding to remix each other. Originals-wise, Krease's "Passenger" fluctuates with a subtle sense of funk thanks a palpitating sub that scuffs up and down scale beneath big alien bass groans and sledgehammer kicks. DNS's "Oscillator", meanwhile, takes us so deep into the dungeon even candles won't work. Spacious beats and roomy elements weave and wander with raw paranoia; it's headphone heaven. Remix-wise, DNS fills "Passenger" with gritty, guttural bass textures while Krease gives "Oscillator" a whole new sense of energy and direction with added drum swing. Four really interesting cuts at the forefront of dark dub, USV have curated something special here.
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USV 014
01 Dec 14
Deep Dubstep
01 Dec 14
Deep Dubstep
