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UA 039
28 Feb 20
Deep Dubstep
28 Feb 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: 11th Hour
Review: Uprise Audio are a label we can always rely on to bring us some serious dubstep flavour, a task in which they have held their own for the entire year. This latest two track pairing from 11th Hour is a perfect example of the sound the label are proud to represent, with 'Hyperspace' kicking us off with some stunning sub work and drum design as the A-side. On the flip to this we are given 'Bravo Zulu', a more marching style of composition, built to cause somewhat of a ruckus in the dance with it's hard hitting sub line and sharp snare delays. Lovely stuff!
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UA 038
20 Dec 19
Deep Dubstep
20 Dec 19
Deep Dubstep
Played by: J:Kenzo
Review: We are very excited to see what the team at Uprise Audio have had bubbling away in the locker as we check out this brand new two track bombshell from them, bringing forward the sounds of Indiji. This is system music at its best as we kick off via the sumptuous sub-bass pressure and eerie percussive reverberations of the title track 'Into The Spring Tank'. On the flip, we dive down an even more creative route as the subtle LFO manoeuvres and colourful drum expanses of 'Mashup' provides great depth from start to finish.
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UA 035
08 Nov 19
Deep Dubstep
08 Nov 19
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: Uprise Audio have kept moderately quiet this year, but we know as well as anyone that this means they have been collecting some serious ammo for the dance, including this magnificent new original from Juss B entitled 'Bussin'. This one is set to smash the dance to smithereens as we are greeted by an array or super grizzly bass growls and metallic drum explosions. On the flip side to this one, we are also gifted an exclusive remix of 'Blow My Smoke' as Bukez Finezt arrives on the scene, packing his recreation with colourful pad-like tones and super plucky drum sounds.
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UA 034
27 Sep 19
Deep Dubstep
27 Sep 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: For us, Uprise Audio had a stand out year across 2018, delivering a selection of extremely well received releases, never faltering or dipping in quality from the word go. They are back here with a brand new bag of tricks from Kyrist, who unveils four tracks of pure heat. We begin with the swampish textures and hypnotic synth patterns of 'Do You Have The Chime?'. This leads into the breakbeat textures of 'Solace', before winding down into the more mellowed out themes of 'Gatekeeper'. Finally, we finish up this monumental body of work with a dive into the smooth percussive rolls and spacious textures of 'Cry'. Very good stuff indeed!
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UA 031
01 Feb 19
Deep Dubstep
01 Feb 19
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Seven
Review: Well, it appears that Uprise Audio have gone and done it again with the second part of Seven's extraordinary 'Rebellium' project. From the off we are blessed with explosive steppers flavour as the sharp, horn-like synthesizers and lethal bass oscillations of 'Happy Feet' kick us off. Next up Spec joins the party as the pair collaborate on the glitchy roller 'Scatter' before Seven moves back into some intense solo production work on the haunted sounds of 'Reactor'. Finally the EP is rounded up by 'Swamp Trap', an unpredictable spacy half time pressure bomb, packed with neurotic bass textures and smooth drum designs.
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UA 030
24 Aug 18
Deep Dubstep
24 Aug 18
Deep Dubstep
Review: A:Grade continues to live up to his name with this stunning five-piece suite. It launches with a cowboy-laced stepper session that's laced with a whole range of strange staccato hooks and counter hooks, "Rusty Swing" also lives up to its name as A:Grade takes a squeaky tone and creatively wraps up a whole jam around it, "Claggy" takes us to the far east via the karzy while "Blockchain" gives the bitcoin bros a run for their money with its bullishness and relentlessness. For his finale salute A:Grade gives us "Psionic", a springy stepper coated with trippy sci-fi textures and enough techno tendencies to power a small village. Handle with caution.
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UA 028
20 Apr 18
Deep Dubstep
20 Apr 18
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Seven
Review: As a label, Uprise Audio have a certified name amongst the dubstep greats, having continuously supplied the scene with heavyweight underground flavour. As Indiji steps forward for this powerhouse three tracker that trend follows suit. We kick off with the earthy sub rolls and unpredictable percussive patterns of 'Original Pressing' which is an instant favourite. On the flip side we are treated to another serving of dubstyle goodness by way of 'Dubwise 07'. This one is one for the steppers, as delicious bass drones roll out alongside a shower of reverberated snares and percussion.
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UA 027
23 Feb 18
Deep Dubstep
23 Feb 18
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Seven
Review: And so it goes - Seven drops an LP on us like a ton of bricks and, unlike what he has put out up to this point, he seems to delve much deeper into the rest of what the enlarged 'bass' game has to offer. 11:11 is a vast, bottomless pit of gems, ranging from the more poppy side of two-step, all the way to the sort of gear that makes your head bounce up and down...not to mention that inevitable lock-jaw! However, it's important to note that this LP is not one for cheap thrills, and that Seven has done his very best to craft as much warmth and colour out of what are usually deemed to be cold and industrial sounds of dread. Through vast landscapes of low frequencies, typically UK vocal samples, and grainy beats, this dude has his shit on control!
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UALP 008
11 Nov 17
Deep Dubstep
11 Nov 17
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Following up LSN's debut album on Uprise Audio, the record label founded by Seven puts forward the Picassos of its collective for the next release catalogued as UA024. The six-person superheroes team delivers three rather abstract yet wonderful portraits, expressing their creative thoughts without restriction. Inspired by the work of colleague artisans at Uprise Audio, LSN plays around with diverse colours and tempos for this exhibition. The first part of the "Control EP" is the latest addition to Uprise Audio's gallery. The final result will be available for sale in all official musea around December 2017.
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UA 024
15 Sep 17
Bass
15 Sep 17
Bass
Review: This one's been on the slow roast. Juss B's spacious, spellbinding sound has always hinted at an album excursion and, from the moment the title track's cosmic synths take you to the stars you know he hasn't disappointed. Highlights at every corner: the physical, sub-aquatic trap elements of "Dime", the devil vocals and ghetto diesel of "Hater Blockers", the seasick riff trippiness of "Grand Hustle", the glock-knocking barbed wave weaver "Starry Eyes"... The list goes on. Juss B is in his sonic element right here.
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UALP 007
12 May 17
Deep Dubstep
12 May 17
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: Seven
Review: In just a few short years, London's Uprise Audio has made quite an impact as a label that explores the deeper, more textured side of dubstep and bass productions. Here label boss Seven collects 13 of the dopest new jams by the label's impressive roster. Highlights include Seven's own "Get Down", which features squelchy, metallic bass and stop/start trappy beats, the creepy mechanical tribal cacophony of "Herd" by Feonix and the retro horror synths meets digi dub grooves of "Arcade Dub" by Markee Ledge.
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UALP 006
24 Feb 17
Deep Dubstep
24 Feb 17
Deep Dubstep
Review: Uprise supergroup LSN step forth with their debut album; a stylised rummage through the genre vaults to paint a picture of the most exciting edges of bass music and how everything tessellates. Just within the opening four tracks we're treated to Massive Attack style barbed dub soul ("Oblivion"), rolling breakbeats ("Shelter"), subverted jungle ("SMBU") and deep, pneumatic dubstep ("Vibration") Deeper again we hit restrained space-aged poetry ("Earthtone") sci-fi Autonomic soul ("Demons") and deep, Samurai-style D&B ("Stillness") And that's just a potted selection of this highly accomplished, consistently detailed and arranged album. Whatever shade of bass you're rooted with, LSN will join the dots for you.
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UALP 005
25 Apr 16
Deep Dubstep
25 Apr 16
Deep Dubstep
Review: It's been a while since Uprise chief Seven delivered some of his own special brews, having chiselled his platform's focus almost exclusively on the new talent such as Juss B, LSN and Indiji. While he appeared on the forward-thinking "7 Days" EP, this is his first full EP in a while. And it's working in all directions: "Shaker" is all about the loose funk, steel shaking sub drama and gangster clicks / claps. Further in we hit "Elevate", an Raygun-fronted piece where Seven lays down a crisp alien groove with more than enough space for Joe to deliver a savage sermon.
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UA 015
05 Feb 16
Deep Dubstep
05 Feb 16
Deep Dubstep
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UA JUNOFREE
29 Jan 16
Deep Dubstep
29 Jan 16
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Seven
Review: Usually known for their deep dark dubstep, LSN switch up the tempos and sharpen their gun fingers for a dagger doublet of pure 170 danger. "Double Edge" is a straight-up homage to Dillinja with its brutal wall-of-sound bombardment of and riff simplicity, "Walkyman" follows with an Upbeats style distortion and funk to the beats, peppered neatly with Royalston-style vocal splices and dices. Nothing short of crucial.
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UA 016
18 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: After putting out release for Macabre Unit, Imperial Audio and Phantom Hertz Recordings, Feonix debuts in full on Uprise Audio with a debut, self-titled album. Littered with collaborations, the album is a dark affair with light added by the voices of Simetra and Kaya, while Na Kika's contribution to "Central" keeps the mood hallowed. For a chunk of empty space punctuated by bass stabs, tribal drums and haunting chimes check out "Source", while "All I Ask" has the clunk of Scuba's "Latch" paired with detuned vocals that bring to mind FKA Twigs. And for no nonsense dubby dubstep it's all about "West".
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UALP 004
23 Mar 15
Deep Dubstep
23 Mar 15
Deep Dubstep
Review: Longstanding Uprise Audio family member DUBTEK lays down two treats that are deeper than watching b2b philosophy Ted Talks down a well. "Accident" is a deliciously sludgy piece of work as the beats stumble through treacle-thick subs and strange alien scrapes. "The Truth" takes us much deeper into the dance as a tubular bass tone warps and flexes fluidly, wrapping itself round anvil-level swaggering kicks. Can you handle it?
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UA 010
16 Feb 15
Deep Dubstep
16 Feb 15
Deep Dubstep
Review: The debut long-one from London low end veteran Seven, this piece of work has been on the cards for a long time, and what a piece of work it is. From the paranoid arpeggios of the opener "Hypnotik" we know we're in for a treat. Each cut adding demonstrative drama from the last, we're teased by the industrial strength bass purrs of "Orbital", we're driven beyond levels of gut-churning hype on "Movie Scene" and taken directly into the heart of the dance on the big drum evangelism of "Future Flamenco" and the slo-mo jungle adventure "From The Sky". Elsewhere vocalists Jodie and Alys Be add a softer, human touch on smouldering cuts such as "Came To Play", "Lay Me Down" and "Resistance". And that's barely the half of it. Truly, Seven showcases exactly how creative and engaging a modern dubstep album can be when cooked by the right sub chef.
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UALP 003
01 Dec 14
Deep Dubstep
01 Dec 14
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Deafblind, Seven, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Alert, Zen Dub, Dub Killer, Indiji, LSN (UK)
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UA 008
08 Sep 14
Deep Dubstep
08 Sep 14
Deep Dubstep
Review: Hotly tipped emerging talent from London, Indiji lets rip with his Uprise debut. "Darknet" comes with a bassline heartbeat that palpitates so hard and erratically it's borderline coronary. Squiggling and wriggling over the industrial strength swing, it instantly captures you right in depths of your belly. Further on we hit "Shake The Foundations", a track that truly lives up to its name. Demonstrative spatial science is applied as a rich warm bassline plays one-note chicken with the titanium riddim. Debuts really don't come more authoritative than this; we're anticipating big things for Indiji in the near future.
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UA 007
04 Aug 14
Deep Dubstep
04 Aug 14
Deep Dubstep
Review: Uprise have played a key role in Asylum's dubstep adventures since his earliest 140 outings. Now a scene mainstay who appears to spend as much of his time in LA as he does in London, the man who was once part of D&B troupe Vicious Circle returns to Seven's imprint with two more delicious percussion-heavy sub-surgers. "Always Love" is sprung with an immense low-end groove that seems so slinky it's tangibly elastic. Complete with bold drum textures and a subtly executed vocal, it's an instant floor-melter. "Bad Habit" is a touch darker with a gritty scratchy bassline that skitters unpredictably over the rock-solid sub. Feeling love for Asylum? Always.
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UA 006
23 Jun 14
Deep Dubstep
23 Jun 14
Deep Dubstep
Various
Played by: LSN (UK)
Review: Following an impeccable launch with a series of unavoidable singles, Seven's Uprise imprint consolidates its reputation and hugely broadens its scope with this far-reaching compilation. Tickling every possible corner of bass music's expansive underbelly, across the album we're treated to an array of vibes that stretch from slo-mo percussive cosmic bass (Wayfarer's "Reflections") to fractured, juddering beat experimentalism (Taiko's "Spray Can") Every track is a highlight but be sure to check out Truth's immensely demonic take on "Walter White" and the techno-minded riff aggression on Klax's "Link To The Past". Welcome to the future.
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UALP 002
07 Apr 14
Deep Dubstep
07 Apr 14
Deep Dubstep
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UA 001
15 Nov 12
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
15 Nov 12
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
