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Review: In the dubstep halls of fame, there really are few people who can be held to such high acclaim as Kromestar. The London based musical pioneer has put together over a decade of celebrated releases spanning from soulful to downright dirt. This latest LP comes alongside the sounds of Danny Scrilla as the pair explore the expanse of emotive electronic music. The LP moves fluidly from the slower 4x4 sounds of 'Aurora' and the soundscape magnificence of 'Glare' into the more classic dubstep sounds of 'Glacial' and 'Saturns Ring'. Overall this project showcases just how creative and intuitive electronic music can be when the soul is poured into it!
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LMLP 001
26 Jan 18
26 Jan 18
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DUBSTAR 003
03 May 12
03 May 12
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DUBSTAR 008
03 May 12
03 May 12
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MEDI 06
31 Dec 07
31 Dec 07
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MEDI 01
09 Oct 06
09 Oct 06
Review: Whenever Kromestar steps back into the fray, we know we are going to be in for a good time, with this latest combination of futuristic dubstep flavour hitting the nail on the head. We open up with the jittery synth work and steadily rocking subs of 'Bloodshed', a potent bubbler that uses silky subs and minimal drum design to amp up the energy levels almost instantly. On the flip, 'Avatar' then provides us with a more emotive drift through blissful pad textures and steadily phasing percussion, giving us a very alternative B-side and providing the release with the perfect amount of variation.
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NMGR 008
20 Oct 23
20 Oct 23
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: It's been a short while since we last heard the legendary sounds of Kromestar deliver a new EP, but boy was this one worth the wait as he unleashes to incredibly emotive originals via the Nebula Music Group. We begin with the title track 'Aftermath', a sumptuous exploitation of chilling choir-like vocal lines and smoothened, well processed drum creations to give us something both heavenly and haunting at the exact same time. On the flip to this we take in 'Missing', another emotion-fueled thrill-ride, focussing much more on sweeping melodic inflections and subtle harmonic dips, showing the more delicate side of Kromestar's production. Amazing work!
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NMRDIGI 005D
04 Dec 20
04 Dec 20
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: It's always exciting to see legends return to the game, so when we saw that Kromestar was back with another show stopping two track delight, we simply had to get involved. We begin this drop from the Nebula Music Group with 'RIse Up' a fantastic display of call and respond within two synthesizer pulses, which give the whole track a really vibrant feel, like it never stops moving. On the flip side, we hear Kromestar switch as only Kromestar can, with 'Real Ones' combining dubbed out piano chords with haunting vocal lines and stiff sub-bass expressions below to give it some serious welly. It's another successful two track display from one of dubstep music's real legends.
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NMRDIGI 006D
07 May 21
07 May 21
Review: As always, Kromestar has delivered a very impressive box of magic with his brand new album, unleashing a dazzling display of stunning sonic satisfaction, courtesy once again of the Nebula Music Group. From start to finish this new project touches every nerve and unveils every emotion, from the blissful, moogy soundscapes of the introductory 'Daydream', to the syncopated shuffles and moody bass pulses of 'Submarine', alongside the more purple influenced synth flicks of 'Grudge'. The whole album is a truly fantastic overview of just how versatile Kromestars production palette is, with our favourites including the reesey slides of 'Fault', the emotive string work of 'Runway' and of course, the soundsystem busting synthetics of 'On Sight', which sees Kromestar let loose his more raucous dubstep side. Honestly, it's an awesome body of work!
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NMGRLP 002
23 Jun 23
23 Jun 23
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NMGRDIGI 002
02 Mar 18
02 Mar 18
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NMGRDIGI 003
16 Mar 18
16 Mar 18
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NMGRDIGI 004
30 Mar 18
30 Mar 18
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NMGR 005
10 Aug 18
10 Aug 18
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NMGR 006
19 Apr 19
19 Apr 19
Review: Now if we are being honest, there are very few producers that can say they have truly stood the test of time to the same level that Kromestar has, who through a constantly evolving production style and variation in alias has stayed on top of the game for over 10 years. This latest release with Nebula Music is a perfect example of that growth, as 'Gravity' lunges to the front, packed with dark, gritty synthesizer rolls and high energy rhythms. On the flip, we are then gifted the super alien sounding structures and bass warbles of 'First Kind', a super spacey creation drawing dubwise influences and using them with great results.
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NMGR 007
17 May 19
17 May 19
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NMGRDIGI 001
16 Feb 18
16 Feb 18
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: There is no denying that Kromestar is one of the UK's most legendary production talents, having been present across numerous different eras of electronic music, always pushing the boundaries further than anyone around him. This time around, he returns to his home at Nebula Music for a fiery two-track slam down. Up first, we explore part 2 of 'The Progress', which taking the bracketed title 'Dune', gives us a frankly masterful slink through gritty reese bass textures. This is then followed by the original mix, which again, blows our socks off, focussing on more mind-melting synth work to push the boundaries even further.
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NMGDIGI 011
26 Jan 24
26 Jan 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: With Boka's legendary status already very much secured across the dubstep and 140 spectrum, it's safe to say that a fellow legendary figure such as Kromestar stopping by is only going to amplify that status further. This latest two-tracker therefore is stuff full of goodies, opening up with the moody sub pulses and cinematic string textures of 'Instigator', that through its advanced musicality and distant piano chords, gives us a truly emotive introduction. On the flip to this, 'Guilt Trip' employs a much more breaks-infused angle, focussing primarily on shimmering synth patterns and vocal reverberations for a wonderful sonic experience.
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BOKA 055
15 Mar 24
15 Mar 24
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CBR 003
16 Apr 12
16 Apr 12
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LM 002
29 Jul 16
29 Jul 16
Review: Two legends, one legendary label, what more could you ask for from a dubstep release? We are therefore thrilled to see a top draw link up between veterans: Kromestar and N-Type on the ever ready Wheel & Deal. The pair first join forces on the electrifying bass tones and sharp drum punches of 'Bad Trip', a gnarly roller, destined to duppy the dance. On the flip, we jump into the more experimental, system-infused subs of 'Rolling Skies', that couple Kromestar's classic unpredictable percussive movements with evil soundscaping to round this one off in style.
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WHEELYDEALY 065
25 Oct 19
25 Oct 19
Review: What do you expect to see when two true legends of a genre combine? Whatever the expectations are, there is no denying that this latest two tracker from both Kromestar & N-Type has exceeded them, exploiting two stunning creations to say the very least. We begin with the incredibly emotive melodic sweeps and siren-like synth leads of 'Nu Era Dub (VIP)', a truly gorgeous arrangement which combines the best of both artists in a fusion-driven masterclass. Next, 'Who Dat Jazz' arrives on the flip, again utilising subtle vocal stabs and charming key slides to give us a perfect b-side backup. Both of these stand tall in their own right, but combined, become even more special. Hats off!
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KT 002
17 Nov 23
17 Nov 23
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CBR 001
07 Nov 11
07 Nov 11
