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Various / Plastician
Review: There are few compilations that hold as much weight and gather as much excitement as Plastician's Terrorhythm masterclass known as 'Wavepool'. Today we take in their third official volume, which sees 33 different artists join forces for a sumptuous collection of icy melodies and glistening soundscapes, showcasing more than ever how versatile the wave sound has become. The roster is vast, as we see heavyweight wave representatives such as Kareful, Ravver, Rapture4D, Klasey Jones and even Plastician himself get involved for a truly mind blowing tracklisting. The whole project is outstanding, but if we were forced into naming highlights, the glistening arpeggios and hellish atmospheric design of 'Take Me' from Nick Neutronz immediately jumps out at us, alongside the pure euphoria of Deadcrow's 'Unity' and the big room synthesizer pressure of 'Skillit' from Brothel. Incredible stuff as per!
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TERR 076
10 Sep 20
Deep Dubstep
10 Sep 20
Deep Dubstep
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11 Jun 18
Bass
11 Jun 18
Bass
Review: To land on Plastician's Terrorhythm label after only a few years in the game is a sign that you are doing pretty damn well as an artist. Nottingham's Glacci aka Kyle Cook returns to the veteran's imprint with a debut album, a solid 11 tunes worth of bass meandering and percussive exploration. "Death Dealer" steals all the attention at the start, coming through with some outstandingly well-balanced melodies and beat bundles, all the while retaining a firm r&b flex on the whole thing. We also love the future-minded pop "Naluri", alongside the vintage vocal samples of "Mirror Cluster". While all of these tunes bring something different and personable to the equation, there's something about Glacci's vision that binds them all together and, crucially, makes his sound stand out from the crowd.
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TERR 056
31 Jul 17
Bass
31 Jul 17
Bass
Played by: Know V.A.
Review: Dutch dubstep up and comer Deadcrow returns with the Light Trails EP where he throws down some sinister and street level beats straight outta the future. Bear witness to the grimy wonk and wobble of the mysterious jam "Strayed", the uplifting future beats of "Wings" and its vicious trap snare assault, as well as the down mind drum and bass journey of "Nowhere" which further showcases this promising young producer; real name Felix Ruocco and his capabilities. We are certainly intrigued by what's next from this hellboy from The Hague!
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TERR 053
27 Feb 17
Bass
27 Feb 17
Bass
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TERR 044
29 Feb 16
Bass
29 Feb 16
Bass
Review: Plastician's wave machine is stuck on full blast right now. Discovering blisteringly fresh beatcraft talent on a weekly basis for his Rinse show; the very best end up on Terrorhythm for full exposure. New York's Noah B is a fine case in point. Making his TR debut he lays down four starlit sounds; "Azure" lives up to its name with the gentle synthetic ebb and flow while "Contact" takes us deeper into Noah's cosmos with just the right amount of asteroid turbulence from the bass. Coming on strong with dubby elements, "XXXX" focuses on the minor key feels with broader space coded deep around the hook while "All 4 The Love" cunningly hides some classic hardcore breakbeats under its snuggly sonic duvet. Beautiful. We suspect you'll be hearing a lot from Noah in the near future.
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TERR 041
19 Jan 16
Bass
19 Jan 16
Bass
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TERR 038
07 Sep 15
Bass
07 Sep 15
Bass
Review: London G Anton returns to Plastician's Terrorhythm imprint with four synth-snapping jams that poke, provoke and prod the broad underbelly of futuristic bass music. No matter how dark or light, though, every track boasts smooth, well-polished veneer; the carnival of bleeps that is "Swaggy" (think Doshy or the current output on Shadow's Liquid Amber), the smooth talking chips-down emo soundtrack of "Blue Bubbles", the moody piano-stroking blues and gnarly bass development of "Murder" and the loopy, siren-zapped slo-mo footwork flavour of "Ferris Bueller". No days off for Anton for the foreseeable.
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TERR 035
19 May 15
Bass
19 May 15
Bass
Review: Daring Denver wave-racer Gunkst lets rip with this debut EP on Plastician's Terrorhythm imprint and it's a pretty important release for all concerned. "B Ball" is a whacked out paranoid affair with a strange arpeggiated rise that appears cold but leads to a really warm breakdown. "Pipelord" sits somewhere between juke and dubstep; all pacey kicks, dagger-sharp edits and rave references. Finally "Surface" gets back to the trap format and proceeds to tear it up. Similar to "B Ball", it's a cold start but an emotional Starkey-level synth-drenched finish. Full marks, full bodied, full steam ahead.
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TERR 033
22 Mar 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
22 Mar 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: New York bass wizard and Swim Team Member, Color Plus, touches base on the UK's Terrorhythm imprint with four hot, new floor licks! "Kord" stutters and chops its way through stumbling kick drums and fluttering vocal snippets, "Foreign Bodies" sounds like an ode to Plastic People's FWD days in the mid-noughties (oh, what a shame that place has closed it's doors!) and "USB People" is a building, aggressive floor jerker which climaxes into an intricate medley of high-hats and bass drums. "Elsewhere" takes a garage vibe and spins it into a gorgeous, meditative bass massage for the mind and soul. It's no wonder the likes of Plastician and Oneman have been smashing these beauties out!
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TERR 032
02 Feb 15
Bass
02 Feb 15
Bass
