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MUS 147160
30 Dec 22
30 Dec 22
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MUS 153540
11 Jan 23
11 Jan 23
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MUS 057720
07 Jul 22
07 Jul 22
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MUS 063820
22 Jul 22
22 Jul 22
Review: Within the ever-expanding dubstep community, FatKidOnFire are definitely seen as one of the front-running brands in modern times, boasting a very well supported network and roster. This latest offering sees them bring in the talents of 1137 across four epic steppers originals. The first of these goes by the name 'Can't Escape It' and is a moody roller, setting the pace for the rest of the project perfectly. Next up, the minimalist sub spreads of 'Undefeated', which rolls smoothly into the satanic spaces and atmospheric dips of 'Terror Dub'. We then finish up the project strongly as we dip into 'Engulfed'. This one is a peach of a creation, rattling between electronic utterings and lo-fi drum designs, tying things up nicely.
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FKOFD 036
17 Dec 18
17 Dec 18
Review: Once again the Wheel & Deal team are out in force as N-Type's flagship project continues to showcase and inspire with serious consistency. This time around, 11th Hour joins the frontline for a marvelous steppers display, kicking off with the swampy drum clicks and moody bass warbles of 'Remnants', a sumptuous title track that packs a serious aquatic punch. Next, the jittering percussive pings and droning bassline of 'Tyrant' gives us another eerie adventure into sublow flavour, with the tripletted rhythms and system-wobbling subs of 'Barrage' continuing the high intensity feel. Finally, the more delicate arrangement of 'Transmission' gives us a tip-toe outro, adding a final touch of class to an already epic selection.
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WHEELYDEALY 083
10 Dec 21
10 Dec 21
Review: It's an exciting time for the Locus sound crew, who have once again delivered a fabulous box of goodies with this weighty new collection from 11th Hour, focussing on three heavyweight dubstep rollers, stuffed to the brim with futuristic subby goodness. We open up with 'Foolish', over which we hear a combination of gritty vocal displays and thumping marching subs, before the heavily bitcrushed sound design of 'Takeover' then takes us into a slightly more abstract chamber. From here, we then move into a killer finale in 'Levitation', a murky fusion of silky synthesiser slides and gritty bass notation, all tied together with some serious eerie atmospheric work, rounding off an awesome project in style.
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LOCUS 029
20 Oct 23
20 Oct 23
Review: Next up, we see the return of the Basskruit crew as they welcome the ever-ready production mastery of 11th Hour inside for a five track display of dubstep-dominance. We begin with the gnarly bass squishes and almost retro distortion of 'Forensics', before the super wonky bitcrushed bass pulses of 'Hijacked' give us a swampy masterclass. The aquatic bass sizzles and demonic horn sweeps of 'Headrush' then follow before the flickering synth pops and scattered drums of 'Chimera' give way to 'Orbital' a perfect outro, doused in chunky bass energy from start to finish. The Basskruit team have most certainly done it again!
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BSSKRT 009
28 Jun 21
28 Jun 21
Review: It appears that FatKidOnFire show no intent of slowing down their storming start to the decade as they unveil yet another top quality four tracker, this time inviting the sounds of 11th Hour to display the magic. We begin with a dive into the breathy lead melodies and hypnotic sub textures of 'Gorilla Glue', before 'Stryker' combines a more grizzly sounding bass instrument with big room snare smacks and subtle horn injections. Next up, 'Murda' arrives with something a little different, packing the mix with suspenseful delays and reverberations above clinical sub bass designs, before finishing everything off on the fabulous percussion lines and system ready low end of 'Plasmator'. A top quality selection to say the least.
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FKOFD 044
15 May 20
15 May 20
Played by: 11th Hour
Review: Uprise Audio are a label we can always rely on to bring us some serious dubstep flavour, a task in which they have held their own for the entire year. This latest two track pairing from 11th Hour is a perfect example of the sound the label are proud to represent, with 'Hyperspace' kicking us off with some stunning sub work and drum design as the A-side. On the flip to this we are given 'Bravo Zulu', a more marching style of composition, built to cause somewhat of a ruckus in the dance with it's hard hitting sub line and sharp snare delays. Lovely stuff!
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UA 038
20 Dec 19
20 Dec 19
Review: Next up from the ever-ready After Dark Music imprint, we see them welcome the super-versatile sounds of 11th Hour, who unveils four tracks of original steppers flavour to enjoy with this spicy new EP. We begin with distant, eastern melodies and sandy soundscapes of 'Ashkhar', which sets the tone beautifully. Next, we get swampy flavours by the dozen as 'Awaken' moves us forward with some stunning synth design, before 'Revolution' delivers a pulsating steppers display of intricate percussive power and carefully processed reverbs. Finally, we move into the incredible stuttered bass rolls and sub slaps of 'Arcane', which puts the finishing touches on an exceptional project from all involved!
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ADMEP 014
10 Apr 21
10 Apr 21
Review: When 123MRK's Noname EP dropped in 2011 creating waves all around the dubstep and bass music scene. Moulding the sound of his generation into a style all his own, the Frenchman suddenly found himself held aloft as an innovator as well as simply a producer of sounds. This remixed release of his seminal EP was a lofty undertaking and the finished item features remixes from some of the future dubstep scene's brightest young stars alongside long-time innovators. From Liar's metalic, lo-fi flavours to Troy Gunner's understated clicks and swirls; ViLLAGE's heart-pounding house remodelling to Heblank's old-school twist, even the likes of Pixelord and ReSketch play their garage-influenced hands to create an all-new modern-day canvas of what exactly bass music is right at this moment. It can never be truly defined, but this is a pretty good encyclopedia.
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IM 018
06 May 13
06 May 13
Review: As ever with In:flux Audio, the team have worked their socks off to deliver another show stopping selection of dubstep flavour, this time giving the central role to 1point5. There is no disappointment to be had as 'Solar Signal' firstly kicks us off with a warbling selection of LFO-leads are met with tap dancing percussive pushes and a minimalist set of melodies, before the aquatic arrangements and devilish, twisting melodies of 'Backspace' steer us in a completely different direction. Next, 'Cassini' gives us a much more grizzly sound, with more swampy bass processing taking centre stage for this gnarly creation, before we move into two spicey remixes. Firstly, Ali McK & IYZ return to the In:flux fold for a glittering rework of 'Backspace', jam packed with interesting melodic twists, before Fork & Knife provides a super skippy rethink of 'Solar Signal', twisting it into a garage-inspired party boat.
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INFLUX 069
20 Aug 21
20 Aug 21
Review: We have another tasty helping of sonic sweetness from the In:flux Audio crew here as they welcome back the explosive flavours of 1point5, who unleashes four tracks of pure heat for us to enjoy. The introduction sees 'In The Dark' arrive, a smartly designed amalgamation of euphoric vocal presses, sticky synthesiser bubbles and spacey drum processing, before the more mystic melodies and stripped back drum designs of 'Settle' take us down a more magical avenue. From here, 'Last Time' pulls together a dizzying combination of blippy synthesiser hops and industrial guitar sweeps for a more metallic overhaul, before finishing the project off in the remix corner. We see Qwirk take up the mantle with his powerful overhaul of 'In The Dark', a gnarly rethink of the title track that gives the EP a nice final dash of spice.
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INFLUX 079
25 Nov 22
25 Nov 22
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BRM 0011
16 May 12
16 May 12
Review: The boys at In:flux Audio are back at it again, this time unleashing a wicked link up EP between label founders: Tik&Borrow and the more recently acquired sounds of 1Point5. We begin with the breakbeat-stepper fusion of 'Thunder Dub', a futuristic electronic masterclass, jam packed with interesting rhythmic expressions and fluttering metallic melodies. Next, 'Dirty Sean' continues along a similar vibe with more raucous breakbeat action, focussing on a less intrusive but no less potent bassline below. As well as this, J.Kong gives 'Thunder Dub' a complete overhaul, sending in an army of LFO's to wonk out the dance in style!
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INFLUX 063
27 Nov 20
27 Nov 20
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FXF 0057
24 Mar 14
24 Mar 14
Review: The reign of Duploc continues to expand as we are here greeted with their 27th official release, and it packs just as much potency as the first one they ever put together. They here employ the darkened production stylings of 207, who touches down with two absolutely lethal originals, the first of which goes by the name of ''DSP'. Through a high energy combination of gnarly reese growls and stalwart drum sounds, this one marches forward with some serious pace. On the flip, 'Jungle Lizard' does just as much damage, focussing more of extended, distorted bass tones and war-like drum designs. Crunchy stuff!
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DUPLOC 027
06 May 19
06 May 19
Review: We are rarely disappointed when it comes to the pretty untouchable discography of White Peach Records, a label that continues to defy boundaries whilst upholding inhuman levels of consistency. This latest four track treat from 207 explores a bag of different musical themes, from the subtle, eastern-inspired pluck melodies of the title track 'Koto', to the unpredictable melodic sweeps of 'Mrtav', which give us two entirely different moods right from the jump. Ourman joins the party next on 'Clochard', with through it's urgent string manoeuvres and nasty low end design gives off an instantaneously classic feel, with the EP then closing out on on 'Ziv', a breathy crunch through gnarly instrumentation and clicky percussion to see the EP out in blistering style. Lovely work!
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5063072 663349
05 Aug 22
05 Aug 22
Review: Well established Croatian dubsmith presents his most diverse and boundary-pushing body of work to date: Brainstorm. A genre-defying project that applies his grimy, unforgiving tightly textured funk in a number of tempos and contexts, this is an album that seamlessly takes us from the light, loose-limbed 125 styles of "Ground Zero" to the brutal steppy D&B funk of "Clap Back" in the flick of a switch. Other brain-bending moments include the steady dub kicks and pranged out tones of "Acid Dust", the dusty jazz key strikes on "You Knw Wsp" and the pulverising halftime punch of "Shocker". The only shocker here would be to sleep on this... Easily one of Macabre Unit Digital's boldest and most boundary-less releases to date.
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MUDLP 001
27 Oct 17
27 Oct 17
Review: Is it us or are Bacon getting tastier and tastier with every release? The same can be said for emerging Croatian producer 207, too; with previous on Badmood and Indigo, here we find him stepping up to Sparxy's porky imprint with a series of unrelentingly heavy slabs of contemporary dubstep. The title track is total naked menace as snake-like kickdrums rattle and his under a series of deep breath textures. Elsewhere "Acylon" flips to a steppy and ghostly 90BPM vibe, "Active" goes straight for the jugular with crisp punctuated kick militancy and Ohmtrix takes his Zeiph status to new levels with total remix subversion. Sinfully good.
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PORK 015
18 Aug 14
18 Aug 14
