A digital music label operating from Sint-Niklaas, Belgium with a focus on electro, dubstep breaks & hybrids. Throughout their musical journeys they discovered that there is a lack of underground collectives, labels for this kind of music in Belgium . Being the shikers that they are, they build our own thing.
Review: Oddkut has arrived alongside a bag of dynamite for this latest four pack as he joins forces with the team at Black Teeth to unveil a box of serious dubstep flavour, as ever, in a typically unique style. We begin with 'Chase'n'Drums', a bumpy groove through electronic synthetic squiggles and vibrant drum pumps, with the more system-sounding sub sweats and gnarly curls of 'Of Course U Can' then following in close pursuit. From here, Outselect joins the party on 'My Lazer', a more abstract take on 140 as we see skippy percussive manoeuvres play a major role in a truly abstract soundscape, following by the growling reese bites and more breaks-driven drumlines of 'Wheel Up'. Awesome work.
Review: The Black Teeth gang have delivered a real smokey box of goodies with this one, as Flatmate touches down to unload four tracks of sub-driven garage goodness, exploring the darker side of the genre that is on the tips of everyone's tongues right now. We open up with 'Blood On The Ground', a silky swagger through dripping key delays and heavyweight sublines, followed by both the more LFO-driven scatters of 'Jump Boy' and broken-beat drum stylings of 'Vincent'. To close off this already impressive collection of UKG wonder, 'Stopper Don't Talk To Me' comes in clutch as a final roller, sampling a classic dancehall vocal to maximum effect.
Review: Next up on Black Teeth, a truly thunderous collection of heaters from Traka, who works his magic across four mind-melting originals, showcasing some of the most original 140 ideas this year. The title track 'Fortify' is a swampy chopper, sliding between syncopated percussive slides and distant patois vocal riffs, before the more organic sounding drum processing and subtle subby flavours of 'Heater' give us an exciting follow up chapter. From here, 'Lurk' then unloads a gritty combination of ear-mashing subs and tidy drum arrangement, before the more stripped back, subtle-sub arrangement of 'Mokko's Dub' brings this delightful collection to a close. Awesome work!
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