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Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: As two of the real flag-flyers for the Keysound movement, it's exciting to see the combined prowess of both Dusk & Blackdown once again landing on the label, for the sixth edition of the 'Rollage' series, delivering a tidy original backed by blistering remix additions. First up, the title track 'Tradition' gives us a metallic fusion of robotic drum crunches and uniquely processed bass instrumentation, delivering a fiery feel from start to finish. The remixes then bring an extra level to the table as the Pad Roller remix firstly unveils a more 4x4-inspired overhaul, followed by the Gqom-Wrong edition, a percussive-driven crunch-fest of a rework. Finally, the 'Weightless' mix gives us an eerie peer into the more abstract side of electronic music, clothing things off with a unique bang.
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LDN 091
23 Jun 23
Bass
23 Jun 23
Bass
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LDN 091S
16 Jun 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
16 Jun 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Always concerned with keeping dubstep and its subsidiary styles marching ahead into fertile new ground, Keysound operatives Dusk + Blackdown have an interesting twist to this new "EP", which offers up four new tracks, four remixes and two mix recordings as a stock take of where everything is at in bass music right now. The new material finds the rhythms moving in limber and playful ways, while the melodic content stays gritty and moody, even if the LV-esque synth blasts of the title track shed some colour on the surroundings. There's a healthy thread of grime and all manner of rave signifiers woven into "Peng One Two", and some more wild experimetation on "Epic Jam", and then the remixes fling out in equally eclectic configurations. For top shelf bass mutations across the board, you can do no wrong here.
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LDN 049
30 Sep 15
Bass
30 Sep 15
Bass
Played by: Star Eyes
Review: Dusk and Blackdown have been operating on the progressive end of the dubstep spectrum for some time, having released their first material way back in 2005. Desaflex, their second full-length, continues where previous sets left off, offering a deep but surprisingly floor-friendly take on dubstep. Taking influences from a variety of sources - IDM, electronica, garage and UK funky, most obviously - they offer-up a series of well-polished but pleasingly analogue-sounding cuts full of energy and, most importantly, good ideas. At times, their brand of finely tuned bass-tronica sounds like early Black Dog with a dubstep pulse, at others like a futurist outing to Croydon. Throughout, it's a delightful listen.
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LDN 033
30 Sep 15
Experimental/Electronic
30 Sep 15
Experimental/Electronic
