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Drama & Urvin June - "Why Ain't Love More Steady" (feat Alvin Jedus Hansen - Lamont Dex mix) - (4:56) 136 BPM
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LWBEST 25
17 Jan 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
17 Jan 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Dubbacle and Dubtribu are pretty much made for one another. Yes, their names share more than three of the same letters, but it's the vibe and should of the tunes that we're talking about. The imprint specialises in deep and meandering dubstep; the sort that 'they don't make like they used to'. Luckily for us, this label is very much on point, and it often finds new, contemporary talents with which to carry on this fine tradition. Here we got four of the finest, murkiest slices of future dub to grace our charts this month, all full of dread and heartical bliss just waiting for those low frequencies to peak and hit the base of those floors with pure heat. From "Reflection" through to "Absent Mind", and peaking with the suffering steppers flow of "Roots Music" and "Meditative". Oh gosh - what a collection!
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DTR 019
03 May 17
Deep Dubstep
03 May 17
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: Four years and 20 releases deep: Frenk Dublin's Dubstep Rotterdam imprint have never been ones to swamp or saturate the genre. Quality over quantity and forever erring on the deeper, cavernous and more dangerous sides of dubstep, here the label takes a moment to reflect and remind us of their breadth so far... From the purring subs and meditative vapour trails of "The Aggressor" to the all-out jungle badness of Hajee's take on "Demon's Rhythm" by way of DWise's industrial strength concrete melting "Mushrooms", it's a fitting document that not only enforces the label's strength but its timelessness too.
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DSR 020
13 Mar 17
Deep Dubstep
13 Mar 17
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: The Dubtribu crew know how to cap off a year in fine style, especially seeing as they've had a pretty good one themselves throughout this unpredictable 2016. We now know them as the label who produce consistently excellent levels of low frequencies, and who are also kind of experts in spotting new talent from the streets. Deep Dub Inside 2016 features all of their best names, and then some. This badboy is twenty-eight tunes long, and mean as motherfu**** - inside, you'll find dark, brooding, ominously constructed bass cuts from the likes of Fiend, Mr Tetris, Krease, Yin Yang Audio, and plenty more bass scientists. From two-step to bro-step and back to garage, this will surely satisfy even the most ravenous of DJs and dancers.
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DTR 018
14 Dec 16
Deep Dubstep
14 Dec 16
Deep Dubstep
Review: One of the key message makers in today's deep dub landscape, Dubbacle returns with three deliciously detailed and evocative slabs of contemporary bass. Both "Lovelost" and "Transcendance" are score-worthy as they glide us through dense beds of synthesis and atmospheres. "Human" is the main player for the dance as it ups the charge with an arresting female vocal, unique drum phrasing and a sub that fluctuates from nowhere. Not dissimilar to Mad Professor's Massive Attack works, "Human" will touch serious hearts when dropped at the right time.
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SURF 030
10 Apr 16
Deep Dubstep
10 Apr 16
Deep Dubstep
Review: With previous releases on Altered, Indigo Movement, MWM, Underslung and Dubstep Rotterdam, Dubbacle's been bubbling for more than a minute. Now, with this FKOF document, he has potential to boil over into the wider scene consciousness; "Jah Fire" is a haunted affair. All minor chords and strange spatial atmospheres, it wouldn't go amiss on techno imprints such as Monkey Town or bPitch. "Bezerk" is equally unique thanks to its alarming time signature and drum dynamic. "Control" nods neatly at fellow native 2562 with its future garage chords and smooth, deep finish while "Restless" is a condensed slice of smoky jazz futurism thanks to a well processed trumpet and some deft looping in the rhythm department. Genuinely unique, those firebrand fatties sure know how to pick them.
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FKOFD 016
02 Feb 15
Deep Dubstep
02 Feb 15
Deep Dubstep
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ALT 004
24 Feb 14
Bass
24 Feb 14
Bass
