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Review: It's time to enjoy some good, old fashioned, dubstep heat, as the awesome team over at Incurzion invite Tacktile to deliver another weighty gut punch of original steppers energy. We open up with the gliding 808 screws and jittering percussive sidesteps of 'Free' before 'I Died At That Bowl' opens the glitch-laiden gates of something completely different, fusing roaring synthesisers with clicky drumwork. The squelchy feelers continue to explore next as 'Ghost Train' then delivers a crunchy combination of unpredictable bass drones and drippy percussion, with the all engulfing reese bass textures of 'The Keep' giving us a tasty final chapter, showcasing the fabulous versatility of Tacktile's production palette.
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Fake Two Piece feat Dead End
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Charging into 2023 with all the grace of a bull with a jetpack, Incurzion Audio continue to set their own unique and far out benchmarks in bass music. Unapologetically operating on the leftfield side drum & bass and dubstep, each of these 24 tracks lives in its own world and bubbles and grinds on its own terms. Every tune is a highlight but 140 heads will be melting all over cuts like Adzzy's sub-soaked woozer '12 Gauge', Wooflet's somnambulant bruiser 'Dusk' and Censored The Audio's breakbeat cruiser 'I Drew A Picture Of You'. D&B heads meanwhile will be fizzing over superlative cuts like Illament's emotional 'About You', Para's glitched out futurism fire 'G Check' and the soulful spacefunk of Elk's 'Consideration'. And that's a fraction of the heat happening here. Get to know!
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: This latest offering from the Incurzion Audio crew is jam-packed with electronic goodness from the jump as LoveTheEND delivers six slaps of weighty flavour. We intro with the dizzying clap delays and emotional harmonics of 'Glass', which pulls us right out of any box we thought we were stepping into. From here, crunchy snare-snap combos and grizzly reese textures are unveiled as 'Karnaka' arrives with a slap, next to the high energy neurotic twists of 'Fatal Frame' and more dubwise-inspired reverberation patterns of 'Fermata In Mistic Air'. From here, two more wicked originals emerge as the all engulfing sub-pressure of 'ColdLine' leaves ribcages shaking, followed by a killer sign off in the heartfelt harmonies and stunning soundscaping of 'Arcanes'. Lovely work!
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Once again, we see the Incurzion Audio team arrive with a set of absolute slappers, this time welcoming a vibrant combination of Riddim 68 and JDS inside for three sticks of rave-ready dynamite. We open up with the chilling vocal samples and grizzly bass expressions of '4th Dimension', which sets the tone perfectly with it's steady descent into acidic liquidation. From here, the bouncy drum textures and eerie R&B vocal flips of 'The Relic' give us a different direction to traverse, before then rounding up with the 8bit laden lunges of 'Lagrange Point', a more stripped back creation, bringing a dash of calm to proceeding before closing the EP out. Lovely work!
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Cardiff representing: clU brings on the blue with 'Glas', his debut album on the mighty Incurzion Audio. One of those albums that deftly tells everything it needs to over a condensed and thoughtful 10 tracks, the young talent brings together everything he's about from dreamy acid-laced rave missives ('Equilibrium'), timeless jazzy MC-led vibe-outs ('Rose' with PAB), nocturnal 140 naughtiness ('3.48am'), wobbly all-out jungle happy slappery ('Gangton') and timeless euphoria ('Glas'). No filler, all thrilling - this documents the arrival of an exciting, forward-thinking talent. Pay attention.
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Man like Hexa returns to Incurzion with yet more twists on his ever-developing sound. Instantly it's felt with the sci-fi Klute-like fantasy feels of 'Desert Springs' and its lavish synths. 'Snatch' follows with a stunning stripped back bassline work-out that's got a subtle hint of 'Untitled Horn' to it (and, we're guessing, pays homage to Guy Ritchie's movie in the process) while the minimal growler 'Waiting' sees ar' kid link up with fellow rising star and kindred eclectic spirit Oli Lewis. Finally 'Thunder' ends with lighting-like precision - sharp breaks, a vicious bassline and trippy orchestration. Snatch and grab.
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Incurzion Audio are proud to present We Are Incurzion Vol.2. This next installment in their various artist release series consists of 14 underground/alternative drum & bass cuts, featuring contributions from long-standing label staples and ascendant newcomers alike - debuting before their full releases in the near future. Whether it's Hexa's deep medi roller "Dont Miss The Bus", Niallo's off-kilter stepper "Crisis" or Para's crossover from UK bass into techno on the suitably titled "Austere", the label proves they are open to different genres. In addition, the likes of River and MidKnighT MooN contribute two tracks each - the latter's "Kiwi" is exactly the kind of deep dubstep we can dig!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
