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Review: Monsters Music have such a fantastic reputation for pushing the boundaries of what dubstep can be, but usually on the more raucous side of the table. This time around the tables turn dramatically as 'Calls From The Catacombs' sees them welcome a range of top quality artists inside for a much more emotive set of displays. From the dreamy backdrops of Lil Night Vision's 'Talkin Up A Storm', to the chunky drum punches of Qwirk's 'Dangerous Sound' and the haunted clock-chimes of Krimma's 'Don't Be Afraid', this project represents a fantastic exploration into the future of the Monsters brand. Our favourites would include the mind-melting synth creation of Activated's 'Sesh Monster' original, alongside the subtle creeping string slides of 'Myers' from Nightmare & Oni. Exciting stuff for sure!
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MM 045
31 Oct 23
Deep Dubstep
31 Oct 23
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: It would appear that the great and good have gathered for this brand new Monsters Music incited madness as they unleash the second edition of 'Friends With Monsters', a potent compilation series showcasing some of the most exciting names in 140. The tracklisting is magnificent, featuring 20 powerful bass-driven 140 originals, with the likes of Sh?m, AD, Stinkahbell, Roklem, Sebalo & a bag more all making powerful appearances. For us, there are a couple of clear standouts, with the haunted, eastern-inspired string work and clunky percussion of Nightmare and Oni's 'Tomb', the electronic sounding LFO growls of LV's 'Eliminate' and the robotic bass chops of 'Wushu' from Blindside being the originals that rise to the top of the pile. Powerful business indeed!
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MM 027
28 May 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
28 May 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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MM 027A
28 May 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
28 May 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Review: As always, the Dank N Dirty Dubz team have supplied us with a spectacular compilation selection as they release the 2021 edition of their '4/20 Compilation Series'. Featuring 21 original masterpieces, the project is stooped in heavyweight dubstep names, including the like of Roomate, Pushloop, The Widdler, The Greys, Khromi and more. It's a wicked project overall, exploring the full depth of dubstep, from the emotive soundscaping of Demure's 'Alien' original, to the more jovial melodies of 'Oh, I Insist' from Blicka and futuristic dubwise delights of Morning High's 'Contemplate'. It's a powerful selection, not only showcasing how solid the label is looking, but also dubstep music as a whole. Our highlights include the colourful melodic skips of L-Wiz's 'Pcm Dub', the trancelike arpeggios of Repulsion's 'Old Photos' and of course the softened dubwise delights of 'Duality' from Distant Memories.
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DANK 42021
20 Apr 21
Dub
20 Apr 21
Dub
Various
Played by: NAZA
Review: Dub Sector have been running riot of late, and this latest compilation from them shows just how crazy it's been, as they bring us thirteen of their finest heaters from the last 12 months, all bundled together into one weighty batch. We hear some absolute dirt from heavyweight names such as Dalek One, Rez and The Widdler, along with some seriously naughty selections from the likes of Kwizma with his sub heavy 'Gravitation' original, and JWiRE's big room smasher 'Amen Ra'. For us, the steaming low end of Lory Kong's 'My House' renders it a serious highlight, along with the colourful bass synths of 'SpaceJail's 'Interstellar'.
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DSDCOMP 2019
23 Aug 19
Deep Dubstep
23 Aug 19
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: NAZA
Review: Ah, there is nothing better than uncovering a dubstep compilation as potent as this, the second full edition of 'For The Heads'. We see an absolutely wicked line up, including the likes of 1137, Khromi, Roklem, Borg and more. There are some absolute heaters on this one, including the super crunchy bass movements of 'Extended Dub' from Dalek One, along with the minimalist yet metallic LFO drives of Repulsion's 'Cyclone' and Chapman's emotive 'Cry' original. One track stands out above the rest however comes from Pharma's super spooky 'Sshh' laced with enticing triplets to put the cherry on the cake for the whole compilation.
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735119 151052
22 Jul 19
Deep Dubstep
22 Jul 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: The level at which the dubstep scene is now operating is truly a thing of beauty, with an absolute tonne of high quality recordings being released weekly, pushing the scene in the perfect direction. Off-Switch Audio here offer us four heaters from Repulsion, who kicks us off with the shimmering LFO lines and grotty bass leads of 'Risky Shit', followed by the pulsating sub textures and jumpy drum structures of 'Grand Prix'. Next, we keep the vibes lively as 'Damn Them' emerges with a weird and wonderful bag of clicky percussive lines and grinding bass drones', before finishing everything up with the skippy drum techniques and sweeping atmospherics of '2D Girlfriend'.
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OSA 002
30 Mar 19
Deep Dubstep
30 Mar 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: It's time to venture deeper and darker into dubstep here as we see the combined sounds of Repulsion and Vomitspit team up for some hard hitting 140 beats. We begin with the sharp snare stabs and lively LFO movements of 'Spawn Point One', before 'Demon Slayer Doom Hammer' hits back with some scorching subs. After the brief dithers of the 'Hoes Involved' we move into the distorted expanse and shuffling beats of 'Who Are You Kid', followed by the twisted horrors of 'Excruciating Existence', a chop shop of extreme sound design. To finish up, Le Lion appears on remix duty, refurbishing 'Spawn Point One' into a techy steppers roller. Very interesting stuff indeed.
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VSD 004
08 Feb 19
Deep Dubstep
08 Feb 19
Deep Dubstep
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SEMA 4047
11 Jun 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
11 Jun 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: NAZA
Review: Subquake Audio make a great return to releasing with this one as they team up with the industrial sounds of Repulsion for a sub heavy three track project. We kick off with the spacious bass design and industrial percussion of 'Leftfield' which as a composition renders itself highly original. From here we move into the bitcrushed soundscapes and glitchy rhythmic displays of 'Spaced' which continues the super original theme. Finally we round up with 'Haywire' which is a super swingy expedition into deep dubstep ideals, focussing on haunting atmospherics and grinding subs frequencies in ideal balance.
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QUAKE 013
19 Feb 18
Deep Dubstep
19 Feb 18
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
