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Review: We always look forward to seeing a fresh delivery from the highly celebrated Encrypted Audio camp, who here provide us with another sack of sauce as they put forward this experimental helping from A_0. This is by no means your typical dubstep release, as we hear the immediate unpredictability of 'XP's synths run riot amidst a broken coming together of industrial sorcery. To follow, the darkened eskimo synth stabs of 'Fienz' and the super grimey designs of the energetic 'Impact'. Finally, we finish up our look at this project with a dip into super syncopated rhythmic bliss and unpredictability of 'Scraper', sure to send any dance into an absolute state.
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ENC 040D
25 Jan 19
Deep Dubstep
25 Jan 19
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Alert
Review: Back on FatKidOnFire, Parisian bass wizard Argo is in absolutely no mood to kick-start 2017 with something tame. Instead, these four cuts showcase the deepest, most wondrous shades of dubstep, starting with the deep and cerebral whirpool that is "Around Me", followed by a similarly murky affair by the name of "Machina". "Solidz" is meaner, more pumped, and powered by an aggressive injection of growl-bass, but the tune never strays too far away from the deeper end of the dubstep sound, leaving "Symbiotic" to provide the snare lashings as one final twist of the knife.
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ENC 005
06 Jan 17
Deep Dubstep
06 Jan 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: It's always exciting to see new music unveiled from the Encrypted Audio team, who have continuously pushed top quality dubstep music out on a very regular basis. This time around they welcome the sizzling steppers designs of Argo, who opens up with the creepy soundscapes and dripping percussive magnificence of 'Finesse Shot', which sets the pace very nicely, soaked in unpredictable rhythmic ideas. On the flip, more stunning sound design as 'It Does Go On' links together emotive string sweeps and choppy drum arrangements with moody subs and crunchy snare slaps for a much more alternative B-side. Lovely work!
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ENC 067D
04 Nov 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
04 Nov 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Binary's material is kicking off left, right and centre at the moment, and we seem to mentioning his name a lot at the moment, not to mention the fact that his deep, mindful style of ninja bass, a take on the genre with a noticeable stealth to its beats. "Mind Killer", for example, is a dark has cavernous roller filled with booby traps at every turn, morphing and winding in a wormhole of dread. "The Box" is equally tenebrous in its choice of sonics, but here the look and feel is a lot more dubwise, taking inspiration from the Mala tradition. The only difference is that Binary takes it one step further into oblivion. Rah!
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ENC 009
05 May 17
Deep Dubstep
05 May 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: While we understand that it has more to do with a dogged mind and a dedication to producing wild-eyed dubstep and breakbeats, we've always thought that Binary's name doesn't quite do the man's music the right justice. To us, it sounds wide and uncontrollable, an almost 3D aesthetic to its wages of bass and percussion. The producer is up on Encrypted Audio with a bag of new cuts under the ENC25D banner, a four-pronged mood setter to please the heads and nudge the dancers. From the echoes of "Infirmary Dub" to the cavernous pits of "Trangression", Binary's output kicks down the doors and leaves no surivivors, which is a good thing if you're dealing in hazardous levels of sub tones travelling through the air like bullets. BAD.
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ENC 25D
21 Apr 17
Deep Dubstep
21 Apr 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: As always with Encrypted Audio, we are in for somewhat of a treat as they unveil this very classy sounding three track expanse from Burke, who has also been in fantastic form of late. We kick off with the spooky melodic twists and sharpened drum slaps of 'Yu'll Do Nuttin', which sets the tone perfectly for the rest of the EP with it's hard-hitting rhythmic design. From here, we dive into 'Village Eejit', a sub-heavy warbler that would cause damage on any system with its minimal structure and explosive low ends. Finally, things get spacey as Argo steps up on remix duty to revamp 'Bram Stoker' into a heavily weighted roller, adding a perfect amount of variation to the EP as a whole.
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ENV 025C
10 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
10 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: As we move further into the new decade, we are thrilled to see that the Encrypted Audio team are continuing to keep up the pace, as they welcome one of 2019's standout producers: Cartridge. He kicks off this powerful four track collection with the colourful melodies and smooth grooves of 'Daffodils In February', followed by the incredibly gnarly tones of 'Isham'. Next, eastern patterns are combined with scratchy drums on 'Riot' with excellent results, alongside the final track 'Stubble', which uses chiming melodies and swirling sub textures to round us off nicely. Tidy work!
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ENC 045D
31 Jan 20
Deep Dubstep
31 Jan 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: The slow oscillating sub that sits below 'Steps' is killer, it's low rumble creates a perfect opposition for the collection metallic crashes, clangs and simmering bubbling pots, we feel like we're in the nutty professors work shop. Cue 'Magic Mushroom' if you're a fan of the Super Mario series you will recognise nearly every manipulated sample in this badboy! From Mario's mushroom inducing growth spurts to kicking the Koopers they're all there, and for the ghost house sub... amazing. 'Critical Error' has got some real groove it and for this reason will kill the dance across other bass led genres. 'Wu Tang Style' is a loud and intense collection of sounds on a slightly different tip to the rest of the EP.
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ENC 029D
25 Aug 17
Deep Dubstep
25 Aug 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: All across the breadth of 2020 we were very happily singing the praises of Encrypted Audio, who despite all the carnage worldwide were able to maintain a very consistent run of releases. They kick off 2021 in an ethereal bag as Chendah unleashes four tracks of melodic fire, kicking off with the spacey melodic structures and delayed chord lines of 'Emulged', followed by the beautiful, dusty soundscaping of 'Homee'. The project then takes a slightly darker turn next as 'Kibb' gives us some serious low end pressure, alongside some charming percussive clinks, before 'Sear' gives us a sumptuous eastern inspired outro track, putting the final touches on a very well thought out body of work.
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ENC 053D
08 Jan 21
Deep Dubstep
08 Jan 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: It was only a matter of time before Content had his own EP on Encrypted Audio to be fair. The label have been delivering some of the most innovative and progressive deep bass sounds since launching and the same can be said for Content's career too. Here's proof; the jazzy two-step swing of "Critic", the spooked-out fogginess and unpredictability of "Questions", the slippery space funk of "Short Change" and the utter filth of "Parish Pick-Axe", each cut hitting from a completely different perspective with some remarkable textures and sound designs, the fit between artist and label couldn't be tighter if it tried. Essential.
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ENC 008
17 Mar 17
Deep Dubstep
17 Mar 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: Content has gone from being on the fringes of the Encrypted Audio crew to delivering its very best bass concoctions, and that's no small feat given then fact that this is one of the hottest catalogues on our digi charts at the moment. The young dread soldier storms through the airwaves with the iconic sounds of "Origins", a marching slab of dubwise two-step for all those who are still praying for the maintenance of high quality dubstep. Put it this way, if FWD at Plastic People were still happening then this man would be getting quite a few rewinds. Remixes come from Kloudmen and Fill Spectre, with the former slapping down a bit of techno sensibility, and the latter twisting up the bass even further. Vibes!
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ENC 011
09 Jun 17
Deep Dubstep
09 Jun 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: Another deep space excursion from Encrypted's relatively recent past, label co-founder Content and US star-gazer Krudkutter first dropped these two devilish constructions just over a year ago. "Things" put the gravy in graveyard with its elastic bassline and woozy triplet-based beat. "Just 9" takes the spooky factor to even darker places with unnerving processed breathing and stumbling off-grid beats that shuffle beneath some of the creepiest, swampy tones and textures. Forever future.
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ENC 018
22 Sep 17
Deep Dubstep
22 Sep 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Alert
Review: US bass producer Dalek One comes through with some seriously professional constructions, showing the UK fam exactly how it's done in 2017! Up on Encrypted Audio, the producer starts off with the moody, unpredictable flows of "Gone Mad", which fall neatly into the hands of the liquifying "Lid Seeker". "Not Real" drags its rusty, deranged beats along with the help of a murderous web of bass, whereas "Scattered Music" sounds more like machine than man, a cold and calculated bric-a-brac of beats and bass with a sinister edge.
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ENC 027D
26 May 17
Deep Dubstep
26 May 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: Our pet favourite, Encrypted Audio, has just scouted out two new bass-headz for their catalogue, the promising talents of Darkraqqen and Ramsez, both relatively new players on the scene. That being said, "Demons Inside" sounds like it's been crafted with the upmost care and attention to every detail, breaking out a dangerously wobbly swarm of bass, while "FML" goes much deeper into the depths of the dubstep cavern thanks to some utterly broken beats, which leaves "Pressure" to send us off into dread march mountain, to quote an infamous Mala killer. Sick.
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ENC 033D
06 Apr 18
Deep Dubstep
06 Apr 18
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: It was only a matter of time before Dayzero would appear among the rest of the Encrypted Audio crew, and number 36 in the catalogue feels like a winner from the very first bars. "Ahab Shell" is the name, and the vibe is pure dread-out from start to finish, with "Level 3" getting even dubbier on the drums and bass, making it a sick addition to any modern steppers stet. "R6Y", on the other hand, reminds us of early days Skream, where glitch half-steps are intertwined with deep, alien-like bass that can only come from London Town. Among the best of the week, in our opinion...
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ENC 036D
17 Aug 18
Deep Dubstep
17 Aug 18
Deep Dubstep
Review: It was only a matter of time before Deafblind made his debut on the savagely forward-thinking Encrypted Audio imprint. Unapologetic, dank and barbed; his sentiments fit the label perfectly. "Second Strike" is a demonic grave-smasher with sinewy psy elements twisting around the thrusting halftime beats like boa constrictors. "End Of The Line" is a lot more mournful and introspective as it gradually fills the space with echoing reverb and lizard bass groans while "Untitled" is the funeral march soundtrack you never knew you wanted. "Cupine" sets fire to the scene of the crime with evocative sci-fi pads and clanking, weird-funk industrial drum work. Hear all evil, see all evil.
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ENC 010
02 Jun 17
Deep Dubstep
02 Jun 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Alert
Review: Run by Content (Tony Riley) and Deafblind (Rich Weston), Encrypted Audio is a label that likes to focus on 'the darker side of electronica'. Pushing a self-confessed 'experimental bass' sound, the ENC006 EP perfectly captures the label's spirit. There are five doom-step excursions featured, highlights include the creepy dark alley crawl of "Pistol Grip", the sparse, angular percussion of "Six Shooter" and the hip-hop-on-opiates haze of "Atlas".
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ENC 006
27 Jan 17
Deep Dubstep
27 Jan 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: The sheer amount of quality dubstep we have been receiving in the store is so pleasing to see, with producers pulling out new tricks every week to keep the genre as fresh and vibrant as it has ever been. We begin this project from Dubape with a peek into 'Trapped', a phenomenal piece of steppers production, laced with irresistible eastern string work. Next the rawcus horn roars of 'Gargoyle' step into the driving seat, followed by 'Burn' alongside Hiloxam, an alien-like roller, housing some very cool sounds indeed. We then finish up the project with the syncopated hat rhythms and choppy synth work of 'Virus' with Scooped, rounding things of in good fashion.
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ENC 041D
29 Mar 19
Deep Dubstep
29 Mar 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: It really is hard to find words that hold Encrypted Audio is as high enough of a position of praise as we feel they deserve of late. Their catalogue just keeps getting better, with this latest four track delight being yet another bag of bombshells. We begin firstly with a dive into 'Untitled', a weird yet wonderful warbling behemoth of a stepper alongside 'Grawinke; before 'Manufacturing Defect' links together sweeping synthetic clumps and super groovy rhythmic arrangements. The party takes a much more experimental tone next as the epic arpeggiator drills and Edwardian string samples of 'Warning' alongside Scooped leap into action, closely followed by a killer closer in 'Sourdough', a closer that sees both DubApe and Xakra display their love for the darker side of steppers music. Excellent work.
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ENC 056D
02 Apr 21
Deep Dubstep
02 Apr 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: There are a few labels in and around the dubstep world that almost guarantee heaters with every release. It's safe to say that Encrypted Audio is one of those projects, with this system-rattling collection from DubApe proving to be super powerful. First up 'Ramsez' gets involved for some potent subby goodness on 'Doc Pullem', a fiery collaboration to kick off proceedings in style, followed by the metallic percussion-lead designs of 'Thumpa', which quickly descends into a box of syncopated glitchy madness. From here, two solo appearances to round things off, with 'Millions' firstly bringing a much spacier feel, focussing on shuffling drums and flickering melodic warbles, with the big room horn stabs and gnarly LFO grinds of 'Woob' then rounding off the project with a splash. Excellent work!
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ENC065D
09 Jun 22
Deep Dubstep
09 Jun 22
Deep Dubstep
Review: Whenever we see an ENC catalogue number pop up in the store, we know we are in for a good time, with this latest drop from Ducker adding to Encrypted Audio's incredibly consistent catalogue. We begin with 'Blood Run', which combines subtle percussive influxes with spacey pad textures and high energy drum runs. This is then followed by the bleeping melodies and haunting arpeggios of 'Bookworm' before 'Digitalize' gives us a really original sounding thump, pushed by gnarly subs and warbling synthesizer lines. Finally, 'Haunting' deploys a rawcus bass lead over heavily delayed drum slaps and more minimal rhythmic sections to really hit home the final run!
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ENC 048D
12 Jun 20
Deep Dubstep
12 Jun 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: If you are ever having a bad day, you can always rely on a new drop from Encrypted Audio to turn your mood around, with this sizzling new four track selection from Ducker being a great example. We begin with 'Imposter', a certified system-ready slap, buzzing with electronic bass prickles and hypnotic vocal textures, before 'Report A Crash' unleashes a tirade of monstrous drum stomps and alarm-like synth action to switch the pace dramatically. Next, your sub-speakers are in for a real ride as 'The Light' deploys a lethal display of low-ended mastery, topped with floating soundscapes and spacey drum textures before 'Vertical Vengeance' takes us down a swampy road for a bass-fueled finale.
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ENC 058D
09 Jul 21
Deep Dubstep
09 Jul 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: The Encrypted team look to continue their highly rated recent run with this one as they invite the intriguing sounds of 'El inside for a three track dubstep experiment. We begin our journey through this one with a taster of 'Repetition', a blippy, stuttered original design combining bubbling synthesizer plucks with moody sublines to create something quite ear-opening. Next, 'Start A War' stitches together an array of organic percussive chimes with a spooky atmospheric overtone for more thought-provoking listening, before rounding this off with 'Wake Up Lisa' another crunchy creation that ties together an heavily reverberated drumset with spacey melodic drifts and off-key piano stabs for an eerie adventure.
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ENC 050D
07 Aug 20
Deep Dubstep
07 Aug 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: The bar is constantly being raised by the Encrypted Audio team, a feat they seem to have achieved once again with this spicy new selection from Ekula. We kick off our dive into this one with a look at 'Meadows' a UK funky & breaksy hybrid, focussing on interesting rhythmic movements and warbling basslines, before the glitchy melodics and distant vocals of 'Speech' steer the ship in a different direction. Following this, 'Dancehall Filla' sees Natty Campbell get involved with some hard hitting vocals over some classic horn riff action, before rounding off with 'Dance Again', a crunchy roller, constantly exploring new areas of rhythm and groove through it's unique use of percussion.
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ENC 054D
19 Mar 21
Deep Dubstep
19 Mar 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: Savagely on-point Encrypted welcome a key contributor to Denver's rich dubstep scene: Ether. It was only a matter of time as both artist and label appreciate the same inventiveness and risk in tracks. As proved by "Da Funk" which has enough space to fit entire universes between the beats and is coated in unique, beguiling designs. This futurist theme is maintained throughout: be it in the devilish voice and ball-and-chain, bone-dragging beats of "Spawn", the freaky kick-skips of "Trigger" or the pure machine funk of "VuFlex", Ether is giving us a glimpse into time beyond now.
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ENC 024
07 Apr 17
Deep Dubstep
07 Apr 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Sashwat
Review: Next up on the listings for the ever-ready Encrypted Audio we see them welcome a fabulous array of dubstep talent as Ether, Samba and Chokez arrive for two cracking heaters. First of all, we hear Samba & Chokez join forces to provide a dungeon-ready rethink of Ether's 'Dafunk', lining it with glistening melodic chimes and high energy hi-hat lines. On the flipside, we hear the two go out on original duty with the haunted synthesizer designs and spooky atmospheric pressings of '2', which gives us a great example of just how lethal Samba & Chokez can be. Overall these are two fabulous additions to the incredibly reliable Encrypted Audio catalogue!
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ENV 025B
03 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
03 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: Continuously excavating talent from the darkest depths of dubspace, Encrypted Audio maintain the heat seat of Argo's 2017 opener with this ludicrously loose four-piece. Everything about "Cough" startles and discomforts - the droning strings, the strange drums, the trembling hook; it all works together with alarming results. "Mercurial" takes the space concept even further with enough room to fit entire fleets of buses between the kicks while "No Escape" tips at modern classical techniques with its textures before a smoky 808 eases itself into the fray. Finally "Artesh" looks east for alluring, cosmic inspiration. Heady stuff.
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ENC 022
10 Feb 17
Deep Dubstep
10 Feb 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Alert
Review: Two originals, one co-lab, one remix: Ghast returns to Encrypted with long-time Free Love Digi cohort and fellow Tuscaneer Thomas B. As always with these two, it's a high pressure experience with a wry balance of tension, angst and funk. Thomas takes the lead with "Goom Room", a cut that rides a clever bounce thanks to the sudden switches into skippy drums and strange humanised bass tones while Ghast deconstructs it with dark pranged out textures. Deeper into the script we hit the cavernous twangs and pneumatic hisses of "Cryo Bomb" where the pair lock horns over a groove that gets trippier as the track progresses before Ghast closes the show solo with the woozy deep space sojourn that's fittingly titled "Beyond Repair". If it ain't broke...
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ENC 035
25 May 18
Deep Dubstep
25 May 18
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: We want to start off by acknowledging just how heavyweight a combination this as the combined styles of Glume & Phossa touch down on the incredibly consistent Encrypted Audio for three more incredible creations, kicking off with crunchy drum curls and gnarly bass drives of 'Bat Country'. Following this, we start to explore further into the more melodic side of the duo as 'Yucatan' arrives with a bag of incredible tight drum processing and haunting atmospheric design, before 'Apogee' provides us with a more introspective original, led by shimmering chord expressions and spooky melodic structures. They just keep getting better and better!
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ENV 023
07 Feb 20
Deep Dubstep
07 Feb 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Hypho
Review: The Encrypted Audio camp have always held an extremely high standard a label project. This is a trend with most certainly continues in style as they bring in Manchester's dub specialist Hypho for a sumptuous four track bonanza. First we look at 'Guillotine' which brings aquatic rhythms together with 8 bit sound design for a exciting outing. Following this, 'Blazed' and 'Narrow' provide more of the same flavours with engulfing subs running riot amidst powerful drumlines. Finally, the unpredictable bass movements and shuffled chops of 'Rotten Milk' finish up the project with a bang, rounding off an impressive body of work.
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ENC 039D
21 Sep 18
Deep Dubstep
21 Sep 18
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Hypho is on absolute fire right now, with an explosive string of releases under his belt across the last 12 months and a move to the US underway, it's all stations go. This latest drop sees him explore his dubstep-inspired roots, firstly with the demonic choir backdrops and heavily delayed drum-racks of 'Higher Calibre', which hits the spot perfectly for an EP opener. Next, the plucked melodic switch ups and colourful harmonic layers of 'Soft Like Glue' give the EP a more delicate feel, showcasing the emotional side of his production arsenal. Finally, Hypho & Mythm join forces for the glitchy melodic overlays and downright dizzying synth assaults of 'The Plug', which gives us a gritty finale to enjoy. Lovely work!
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ENV 0291
18 Mar 22
Deep Dubstep
18 Mar 22
Deep Dubstep
Review: Well what a combo this is as we see the potent production duo of Hypho & Xakra link up in style as they land on the ever-ready Encrypted Audio imprint for a four track masterclass. To kick us off, Rider Shafique is inside for a super catchy roller by the name of 'Style Me Guide' for which Hypho & Xakra supply us with a stunning, slower tempo dubstep-style arrangement, dripping in electronic sauce and providing the perfect amount of room for Shafique to do what he does best. Kelly Dean then steps in to provide us with a more dungeon-ready remix of this one before we move into warbling textures and blippy melodics of 'Bufo Alvarius', providing a nice contrast from the A-side. Finally, Deafblind gets involved for a lofi rethink of 'Deafblind' to put the final touches on a glistening selection.
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ENV 025A
26 Jun 20
Deep Dubstep
26 Jun 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: Next up from Encrypted Audio, something a little different as Jaswan arrives for an all out display of electronic madness, with the introductory recording 'Hiya' exploring numerous electro themes, with bouncy synth spikes and demonic vocal slides leading the way on this wonky masterclass. From here, a major switch up into the shuffling drum stutterers and floating atmospheric textures of 'Gas Lighter', once again unleashing a vibrant display, before 'Exoplanet' returns to the earth with a monstrous combo of lethal reese action and scattered half-time rhythm. We then round off with the much more unusual approach of 'Cumin', again defying the normal realms of dubstep that Encrypted releases tend to inhabit, working together haunted vocals and super-crunchy drum slaps for a wild finale.
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ENC 062D
04 Feb 22
Deep Dubstep
04 Feb 22
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: It's starting to feel like every week we see a new Encrypted Audio release land in the store, and we are not complaining for one second as Jaswan continues their fantastic run. We begin this one with a dive into 'Nocturna', a warped, writhing piece of electronic elegance driven by lethal reee tones and quirky percussive hits. From here, we take into the subtle eastern string plucks of 'Sakura' and blippy melodic structures of 'Saraswati', before 'Yo We Dreaming' combines sizzling shaker patterns with floaty atmospheric pads and breathy percussive influxes to round us out in style. Fantastic stuff.
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ENC049D
17 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
17 Jul 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: Next up on Encrypted Audio, a hard hitting five track collection from Jaswan and a host of friends, diving deeper and darker into the dubstep sound with every twist and turn. We begin with 'The Cartel', a luscious soundscape, rippling with electronic mastery and tidy atmospheric pressure, before Sadinoki arrives on 'HICHIRIKI' for an abstract skip through hard hitting drum smashes and sweeping pad textures to match. The party then welcomes Basura to the table as 'Warning' stitches together glittering melodic twinkles with gut-busting kick punches, leading towards a serious system wriggler of a drop, with Substance then arriving in close pursuit across the alien sounding sonic landscaping of 'Metalhead'. Finally, 'Turn The Key' sends us down an avenue of pure abandon, letting loose a devastating barrage of distorted bass delights, giving the project a seriously crunchy closing number.
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ENC 069D
24 Feb 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
24 Feb 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Never often mistaken for Ms Minogue, this Kai Li peddles a darker sound altogether. Discovered by Encrypted Audio during an online trawl for new talent, the sounds made by this fresh artist instantly converted them. Now fully signed up (EA are talking about nurturing his talent long term) he delivers his debut EP, ENC023. There are three tracks to explore here, starting with the morbid shuffle of "Acid Victim". The heavy vibes continue with the dark alley crawl of "OMW" and the sub heavy dubstep moods of "Shrunken Head (feat Itchy)". One to watch.
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ENC 023
03 Mar 17
Deep Dubstep
03 Mar 17
Deep Dubstep
