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Seraph
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SEK 001
08 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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KR 253
08 Jan 19
Techno
08 Jan 19
Techno
Review: Young producer Seraph kicks off his Nauseous Vibez label with a pair of titanium-clad dubstep rollers. Opener "Dread" is particularly potent, delivering a brain-melting fusion of dub-sprinkled beats, industrial strength wobble and ear-piercing synth roughage. "Vile" goes deeper, showcasing Seraph's way with melody and atmosphere. While the action is still underpinned by a formidably wonky bassline, the chords, pads and melodies give it surprising depth and warmth. It's arguably the pick of the two tracks, even if it lacks the sheer drilling power of the lead cut.
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NAUS 001
03 Jun 13
Deep Dubstep
03 Jun 13
Deep Dubstep
Various
Review: Brand new label Nauseous Vibez flings themselves into thick of things with a huge 18-track launch release. Highlighting at a family-like tightness amongst their talent, Syndicate unites dubsteppers from across the globe with a consistent, well-polished range of depth, body and groove. Highlights include the soul-stirring piano tickles on "Coded", the muscular menace of UZZI's "Blackout" and the skippy slo-jungle breakism of Artroniks' "Hidden". A fine way to launch a new label... Nauseous Beats peddle in some seriously sick audio (literally).
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5055721810808
20 May 13
Deep Dubstep
20 May 13
Deep Dubstep
Review: Four40 return to highlight the considerable talents of Seraph, a producer with a keen ear for raucous yet moody steppers. "Freezing" goes in hard with its cavernous bassline and built-in spinbacks, while "Indigenous" takes things in a darker, more tribal direction with its rapid percussion and robotic synth textures. It's "Take It Back" however that's the real killer; sounding like it could be a lost track from The Prodigy circa "Experience" with the contemporary melodic sensibility of Lone or Machinedrum.
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FF 026
27 Aug 12
Bass
27 Aug 12
Bass
