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Jaswan
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Review: Next up on Encrypted Audio, a hard hitting five track collection from Jaswan and a host of friends, diving deeper and darker into the dubstep sound with every twist and turn. We begin with 'The Cartel', a luscious soundscape, rippling with electronic mastery and tidy atmospheric pressure, before Sadinoki arrives on 'HICHIRIKI' for an abstract skip through hard hitting drum smashes and sweeping pad textures to match. The party then welcomes Basura to the table as 'Warning' stitches together glittering melodic twinkles with gut-busting kick punches, leading towards a serious system wriggler of a drop, with Substance then arriving in close pursuit across the alien sounding sonic landscaping of 'Metalhead'. Finally, 'Turn The Key' sends us down an avenue of pure abandon, letting loose a devastating barrage of distorted bass delights, giving the project a seriously crunchy closing number.
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ENC 069D
24 Feb 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
24 Feb 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: If there is one thing that we could never criticise about the Iron Shirt Recordings team, it's their consistency, with a bulging catalogue of original bassy slammers, they always seem to hit the nail on the head. This latest compilation plays testament to that as they unleash the fifth edition of their 'ISR' series, welcoming back a host of dubstep heavyweights, including L Nix, Roklem & Sebalo, Jaswan and more. The whole feel of the project revolves around system-ready rollers, welcoming a host of exciting newer names to the table at the same time, all of whom deliver the goods. For us, there are a few real highlights, with the clunky, clock-like drum ticks and lethal bass crunches of Basura & Dalek One's 'Pure Destruction', next to the eastern melodic flicks and grizzly synthesiser pulses of 'Ruffhouse' from JWire and the intense drum triplets of Split's 'Midnight Hour'. Another seriously beefy body of work!
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IRON 051
12 Feb 22
Deep Dubstep
12 Feb 22
Deep Dubstep
Review: Next up from Encrypted Audio, something a little different as Jaswan arrives for an all out display of electronic madness, with the introductory recording 'Hiya' exploring numerous electro themes, with bouncy synth spikes and demonic vocal slides leading the way on this wonky masterclass. From here, a major switch up into the shuffling drum stutterers and floating atmospheric textures of 'Gas Lighter', once again unleashing a vibrant display, before 'Exoplanet' returns to the earth with a monstrous combo of lethal reese action and scattered half-time rhythm. We then round off with the much more unusual approach of 'Cumin', again defying the normal realms of dubstep that Encrypted releases tend to inhabit, working together haunted vocals and super-crunchy drum slaps for a wild finale.
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ENC 062D
04 Feb 22
Deep Dubstep
04 Feb 22
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: It is becoming more and more difficult for us to keep pace with the Encrypted Audio rampage as they continue their pretty spectacular run of top quality dubstep drops with another bombshell, this time welcoming fourteen top quality steppers creators inside for a mega compilation. There have been no expenses spared when it comes to the lineup, with the likes of Dalek One, Kodama, Karnage, Zygos, Mungk and many more established faces supplying us with a string of hard hitting dubstep originals. When we take a look at our specifics favourites however, we have to point out the truly lethal sub-bass & reese-bass combinations on DubApe's 'Quick', alongside the glitchy soundscapes of 'Bricked' from Chendah and the super syncopate rhythmic displays of Reamz on 'Devilish'. Awesome work as per!
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ENC 055D
05 Feb 21
Deep Dubstep
05 Feb 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: The team at Iron Shirt Recordings have been on a pretty relentless roll across the breadth of 2020, with there being at least one notable drop a month it would seem. This latest outing sees them yet again flexing their muscles as they welcome Jaswan inside for a spice-laden four-tracker, commencing with the airy woodwind textures and sumptuous drum designs of 'Oracle'. From here, 'Atlantis' follows with a similar vibe about it, dripping with organic shaker layers and creeping background melodies that give the whole track a bit of a sneaky feel, followed by the more potent snare crunches and glittering synth slides of the title track 'Dias Muerte'. Finally, the charming chimes and melodic plucks of 'Toy Box' puts the final touches on an excellent body of work!
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IRON 046
19 Nov 20
Deep Dubstep
19 Nov 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: It's starting to feel like every week we see a new Encrypted Audio release land in the store, and we are not complaining for one second as Jaswan continues their fantastic run. We begin this one with a dive into 'Nocturna', a warped, writhing piece of electronic elegance driven by lethal reee tones and quirky percussive hits. From here, we take into the subtle eastern string plucks of 'Sakura' and blippy melodic structures of 'Saraswati', before 'Yo We Dreaming' combines sizzling shaker patterns with floaty atmospheric pads and breathy percussive influxes to round us out in style. Fantastic stuff.
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ENC049D
17 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
17 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
