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Review: The darkman returns. After teasing us with unreleased dubs for the last year, Irish murksmith Darkimh is back on Infernal with three remarkable 140 jams. "Tell Me Nothin'" sets the scene as Manny MC T-Man gets rapid over some grimey horns and beats, "Gin Swing" fuses eastern pipes with slo-mo 808 fire while "Boneclick" seals the deal on a surprisingly funky edge. All sleazy G-synths, it flips some serious purple Vs and leaves us wanting more. You can't tell this guy nothing.
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Review: Darkimh is an absolute monster and "Chain Smoker" is proof. Warped horns, scatty energy and a breakdown that will have you stewing in your own dark soul, is this doesn't have the floor screwing then nothing will. "Eclipse" packs more of an elegant punch with its flighty chimes and tightly wrapped kicks and sirens. Flip for crucial gothic remix by Malleus and a triumphantly trippy co-lab with fellow brain-warper Taiko. Pure innovation.
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Deep Dark & Dangerous Trilogy Pt 2: Dark (dark blue vinyl 12")
Cat: DDD 050B. Rel: 24 Mar 20
Review: Having already offered up the first part of their 50th release trilogy, the Deep Dark & Dangerous crew slams down volume two. While its predecessor focused on undeniably deep cuts, this edition is all about aural darkness. Enigma Dubz gets things going in fine style via the slow-spaced out riddims, creepy sub-bass and clandestine electroic motifs of "Exosphere", before Pushloop reaches for oddball sci-fi vocal samples, punishing wobble-bass and maniacal laughter on "Age Of Fear". Truth weighs in with the bleeping, slow-stepping haziness and bowel-bothering bass of "Show Dem", while Khiva opts for a vibrating sub-bassline, metallic hits and tons of ricocheting effects on closing cut "Flight Club".
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Review: Last year Burial and the Bug joined forces as Flame 1, delivering an in-demand EP on the latter's Pressure label featuring two sizable slabs of industrial strength soundsystem science. Here they return as Flame 2, once again offering up a pair of weighty dancefloor excursions. A-side "Dive" is a loud and claustrophobic affair, as the duo wraps dystopian dub bass and sparse, mutilated post-drill rhythms in layers of apocalyptic aural textures and mind-altering dub techno style processed noise. Flipside "Rain" is arguably more suitable for dancefloor plays and sees the esteemed twosome combine pulverizing sub-bass heaviness with dancehall style drums that come smothered in mind-melting effects and paranoia-inducing aural smoke.
… Read morePlayed by: Alexis Le-Tan, Juno Recommends Bass
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Holy Dub (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: LIONCHG 022. Rel: 30 May 18
Review: Debut release from Greg Ault and Joel Cresser-Brown aka Halcyonic & G Roots (Transient Audio/Suspect Packages) on London dub champions Lion Charge, featuring the MC talents of Tenor Steppa. Bass driven dub reggae with deep roots on A side cut "Holy Dub". The flip welcomes Belgian Digid back to the label, with his heavyweight Steppa's remix featuring the same Jah vibes as heard on countless releases for the likes of Moonshine, Dubbing Sun and Archetype in recent times. Proper sound system music.
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Cat: ARTKLP 001PT1. Rel: 30 Sep 14
Review: Here is the first of two 12" samplers preceding The Compilation, a self explanatory label collection from the Artikal crew which lays down a tasty marker for what to expect when the full 14 track release drops later this month. Naturally label co-founder J Kenzo leads the way with "Straight Defeat" which features the bubbling rap flow of Collinjah, but there's plenty more to sink your teeth into. Check the swinging minimalism and bulbous kicks of Biome's "Solstice" and Truth's chop-slapping stark design on "Questions".
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Cat: ARTKLP 002PT2. Rel: 26 Sep 17
Review: As you'd perhaps expect, the second part (or "plate") of Artikal's The Architects Volume 1 compilation is full of deep and weighty treats. Fittingly, label boss J:Kenzo steps up first, offering Resound the chance to turn "Intallek" into a crunchy, snare-heavy revivalist jungle treat. TMSV take an altogether deeper route on "Sprite", peppering a tribal dubstep rhythm and moody sub-bass line with clandestine electronics and foreboding effects, before Compa slows things down via the melancholic bass science of "Lampin". Arguably best of all, though, is Argo's pleasingly melodious deep dubstep roller "That Fresh", which fittingly rounds off a fine EP.
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Jets EP (12")
Cat: LSR 004. Rel: 25 Oct 12
Review: Berlin-based operation Leisure System score a big hit with this, their fourth release, premiering the partnership of Jimmy Edgar and Machinedrum in a holy matrimony of refined modern electronics. Opening track "In Her City" has the sheen of Edgar all over it, but the ravey chops have a Machinedrum cheek to them. What's most striking though is that as a whole, the result is wonderfully fresh. On the clipped funk-dream-pop mash-up of "Sin Love With You", or the jagged intricate wiggle of "Meu", this is the sound of two artists meeting perfectly in the middle without any battle of egos and instead creating an excellent new whole.
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Review: Killawatt hasn't missed a rim shot since his very first release. And it seems he's passing on his sub-low wisdom to the relatively new face Thelem. Both cuts come with a serious twang of techno thanks to some inspired loop work and complex rhythms. "Kaba" is the trooper of the two with a steady steppy drum pattern and a hypnotic loop that feeds back and eats itself with glee. "Point Of No Return" is the real prize fighter, though; it's all about the deep, thudding tribalism and very little else. Great fun to mix creatively and will make one devious set opener. Pure, dark and distinctive. Blackbox are on fire right now.
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Review: Artikal Music outta France continues on its devastating bass mission with this crucial new 10" from Monty with hype work from T Man. It's a true school dubstep cut with earth rumbling kicks and wubbing bass cocooning you in sound from deep down below. A mad saw tooth synth rides up and down the scale to ensure utter dance floor carnage and with the vocal work up top adding extra fire, this is a sure fire winner. The Mystic State remix is more deep and smooth with slick rhymes making for a more grimy vibe.
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Mortal Kombo #1 (180 gram blue vinyl 12" + stickers)
Cat: 786MK 001. Rel: 12 May 21
Review: Dubstep doesn't get much deeper than the tunes on this meaty new Various Artists collection from 786. The title suggests it is the start of a new ongoing series, which is music to the ears of bass fiends everywhere. Mr K & DPRTNDRP kick off with 'Suppression,' with its menacing energy and churning hits, while Quasar & Nova team up for the excellent low end wobble and playful sense of funk that is deeply embedded in the rhythm of 'Witchcraft.' Saule & Centauri's 'Tyrant' is a pressurised cut with a freaky vocal and edgy synth stabs over woden hits. Sparse but atmospheric, it's just one of four killers here. The last is the drilling bass weight of Teffa & Sound Unknown's mystic 'Hide & Seek.' Great stuff.
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Cool Me Off (12")
Cat: MS 016. Rel: 30 Sep 14
Review: The Moonshine Recordings crew return with another platter that matters, brandishing a double drop of skank up business to nice up any dancefloor. "Cool Me Off" finds Murda and Tuffist providing the perfect digi dub minor key bed for Roots and Rose to lay down their heartfelt harmonies. Junglists will flip for the B where Murda goes on a solo flex to add his Chopstick Dub twist with amen-rattling precision. One listen and you'll find this an appropriately titled slab; you will need to cool off after dropping this!
… Read morePlayed by: Nice Up! Records, Count Skylarkin
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Review: Cutcross is a label "created to champion the melting pot of basscentric sounds teetering around 140 bpm." The label is run by Sicaria & Mia Koden and this seventh EP keeps up the fine early momentum, but is also a last release they will put out.It joins totters two of the UK underground's finest with Sicaria Sound set staple 'Gruffa' by Nova up first - it's as deep as dubstep gets with a low end so filthy you'll be reaching for the bleach. 'Pastorius' has pinging guitar riffs that weirdly remind us of the Seinfeld theme and 'Ocean Echo' then gets all watery with oodles of echo. 'Pips' is melting of fairground melodies and dark low ends. Adios to a fine little imprint.
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Meditation/Jazz Lick/Boo/Warriah (hand-numbered 12" in hand-stamped sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BS 005. Rel: 21 Mar 17
Review: San Diego's vinyl-only bass purveyors Banana Stand Sound return with one of their most all-encompassing EPs to date. Full spectrum services on offer: OH91 sets the tone with a smouldering sub sesh on "Meditation", Nights & Aerotonin fire up the grime hole with the aggy, cutty "Jazz Licks" and TryTryDieDown lets loose on a sharply edited juke-style jam "Boo". Denver's Crix Saiz finishes with a deep throaty one-fingered salute. Genuinely unique.
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New Moon EP (12")
Cat: NPRLP 001. Rel: 06 Sep 16
Review: Limited to 300 copies: Netherlands label Next Phase build on their CD and tape-only foundations and deliver their first ever vinyl-only release. As always, it's adorned with the label's usual detail-rich art and powered by innovative compositions. From the savage, break-choking Reinforced hymn "Perpetual Motion" and the dubby Zed Bias-style garage soul of "Poor Man Style" by way of Future Cuts style hurricane soul "Shifted Feelings" and the SUAD-schooled hardcore "94", no expense has been spared as the last 26 years of rave are tied together with true craft.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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140 Allstars Vol 2 (12")
Cat: DUPLOCAA 002. Rel: 27 Apr 22
Review: Belgian bass HQ DUPLOC continue striding into a decade of business with this update of their 140 Allstars collection. This powerful second volume takes off where the inaugural instalment left us, it's another snapshot into the future of dubstep as it celebrates the new generation of innovative production talent keeping the 140 vibe alive into the 2020s. Flavours range from smouldering trad dub (Sedan's heavyweight 'Tecc') to contemporary, subversive springy bubblers (Distinct Motive's bell-ringing 'Champ') and all things between.
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Deep Dark & Dangerous Trilogy Part 1: Deep (green vinyl 12")
Cat: DDD 050A. Rel: 17 Mar 20
Review: Truth's triple-D stable celebrate 60 releases with an epic release "Deep Dark & Dangerous Trilogy". This is the first of a series of EPs, it's focussed on the deepest tendrils of the label and it's just a sliver of the 29-track action. Sepia opens with a beautiful, heart-heaving lament "Voodoo" before Taiko lures us into the graveyard for some shadowy mischief on "Rise" before Oxossi gets aggy on the pipes and harmonica with "No War". Finally we see the return of Truth and Youngsta's Shadow People project as Lelijveld's hazy tones brings us to a cosy close on "Painted Red". Precision emotional sonics.
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Review: Sheesh! And the award for the swampiest, most mutated and wooziest 140 jam of recent times goes to Sibla & Teffa's "Bobby". Presented here on the a; proper sleazy, rolling, oily cosmic dub funk - with some fantastic vocal stamps from the master - it's quite remarkable for the pair's first ever collaboration. As is 'I Wonder Why' on the B. Taking a slightly more traditional dub route, here they dig deep into the roots and really get involved in the sounds and elements, gradually easing us deeper and deeper into the blend before we realise we're cap-deep in a pretty heady psychedelic stew... And we have no plans to swim to shore. Limited to 300, this won't hang around.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: Crucial by name... Sleeper's imprint hits another massive milestone with this immense collaboration-session. Sleeper and Mesck are the most consistent names, delivering tag-team slews like the rasping mangled siren and loose drum weird-out of the title track and the droning, dirge-like eastern trip out "Fukka". Thelem also plays a crucial role on the trapped out gangbanger "Strawberry Cough" and the minimal, gun-loading paranoia session "Squeeze Off". Shots fired.
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Review: The inaugural release for new Belgian label Basskruit comes from Sweepa of Version Collective, featuring the producer Tosti (Foundation Audio). The ?Kopstoot EP features some deeply reflective and hypnotic expressions in deep dubstep as best heard on the title track, which is chased up by an immersively rhythmic remix by label co-head Hebbe (Overdue/Next Level Dubstep). In addition, we have the groovy and bass driven party vibe of 'Ketel' over on the flip, which also gets treated to yet more worthy renditions. The mesmerising polyrhythms of TMSV's perspective were bang on, while Redquake's low end pulsations add more to an altogether dense, wall of sound presentation - killer!
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Review: Torsten Profrock’s T++ project has continually spread its wings since conception in 2005. Championed by fans of techno, dubstep, experimental and drum & bass alike, his latest EP for Honest Jons (and rumoured to be his last under this monkier) showcases the amalgamation of styles and sounds that has earnt the German such a far reaching fanbase.
If it does prove to be the final T++ release ever, then the alias will have left us with the most expressive and energetic of his works. Adding a real sense of personality, Profrock unearthed a handful of samples of the singer and ndingidi player Ssekinomu, recorded in East Africa in the 1930s and 40s in the label’s vaults for this release. Skilfully, the producer works these snippets into the complex rhythm structures, giving his music a human touch that has never been seen before. Profrock looks to the radical fringe of UK garage for the snapping 2 step vibe in these rhythms that remain central to all four tracks on the EP. This results in a clutch of tracks that take on an immensely tribal and subconsciously innate feel. They morph new structures from the forms of 2 step, techno and drum & bass around which Profrock wraps twisted FX and weighty sub bass to create one whole, throbbing organism.
So with quite possibly his final release, T++ leaves us, rather fittingly, with a record that sounds at once both ancient and modern. It has a totally unique tone, like a form of tribal language that can only speak to and be understood by today’s culture through these sub-heavy, atmospheric sounds.
… Read moreIf it does prove to be the final T++ release ever, then the alias will have left us with the most expressive and energetic of his works. Adding a real sense of personality, Profrock unearthed a handful of samples of the singer and ndingidi player Ssekinomu, recorded in East Africa in the 1930s and 40s in the label’s vaults for this release. Skilfully, the producer works these snippets into the complex rhythm structures, giving his music a human touch that has never been seen before. Profrock looks to the radical fringe of UK garage for the snapping 2 step vibe in these rhythms that remain central to all four tracks on the EP. This results in a clutch of tracks that take on an immensely tribal and subconsciously innate feel. They morph new structures from the forms of 2 step, techno and drum & bass around which Profrock wraps twisted FX and weighty sub bass to create one whole, throbbing organism.
So with quite possibly his final release, T++ leaves us, rather fittingly, with a record that sounds at once both ancient and modern. It has a totally unique tone, like a form of tribal language that can only speak to and be understood by today’s culture through these sub-heavy, atmospheric sounds.
Played by: Girls Of The Internet, Svreca, Marcel Heese, Zenner, A Made Up Sound (Clone, TTT), TENDENCY
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BPP 001 (12" + magazine in embossed sleeve)
Cat: BPP 001. Rel: 20 Feb 17
Review: Lighta! Sound and its crew of artists are largely credited with bringing dubstep and UK bass music into Vancouver's consciousness. Hugely influential to the fabric of dance music in the city, they are at the heart of a dynamic community built on inclusion and respect. For more than a decade they have remained firmly rooted in many facets of Western Canada's electronic music subculture. The inaugural Babel Printed & Pressed record contains two retrospective original tracks and accompanying remixes from Lighta! Sound founding members Taal Mala and Michael Red. The accompanying magazine insert contains first hand accounts from the early days of Lighta! and this defining time in Vancouver, from community members Jamie Abugov and Andrew Ryce. The magazine also contains exclusive artwork from Vancouver artist Jonny Ostrem.
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Review: Taiko outings on White Peach seems to be an annual thing going right back to "Jelly Bots" in 2016. As with anything Louis Robson delivers, there's a bewitching otherworldly vein running through each track and "Miners" is no exception. The title track leads with spiralling strings that leave you feeling like you're in the eye of a dust storm. It sets us up for even more beguiling cosmic manoeuvres: "Prism" takes us out to the wild west and buries us alive while "One Of Us" uses the power of an entire brass section to unearth us again. Finally "Just Like We Used To" revives us gently with lulling strings and more space than a day out at Cape Canaveral.
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Review: Infernal hit the big two-oh and they've recruited Taiko to mark the occasion. Last spotted on the label around 009 by way of a Darkimh co-lab, this is his debut EP for Infernal and it's long overdue. Each cut gets darker and more uncompromising as we creep and writhe from the gothic haunted house bass harmonics of "Giant Big Man" to the lighter, ghostly flutters and gurgling bass of "Slingshot Dub" right through to the trippy, warped finale "Pen To Paper". A giant big release.
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Review: Four releases deep and Truth's Deep Dark & Dangerous imprint continues to impress. Now joined by Leeds subsmith Taiko, it's another case of three genuinely innovative pieces of bass music. "Hush Hush" counters the rough grizzly bass with the smooth chords and textures, "Clones" is oceanic in it dynamic and jazzy in its sensibility and unpredictability while "Fu##y" is the industrial strength sludge-packer we've come to expect from Taiko.
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Review: .Grubs up groovers! Taiko gets his jig on with White Peach and he's serving up some crumpets. Linking with good friends and able chefs Ed Hodge and Sam Emery, 'Crumpets' is a beautiful funk cut that nods towards the vibes of Silki and Swindle. It's backed up by three more club-focused originals: the harp-plucking 'LM', the creepy, creaky floorboard groaning 'Rise Above' and the graveyard stalking 'We Do' Juicy peaches, each and every.
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Cat: RAREFIEDREMIX 1. Rel: 24 Sep 19
Review: It's the release that recently moved Skream to tweet he'll make 140 music again, Rarefied dig deep back over the vaults for their first remix release. First up is the Skream co-signed remix of T. A. R.'s "Amplivagant" in which Navy Cut captain J.Sparrow flips the bassline into a steamroller of a mix where the groove has a technoid mind of its own and the demolished results speak for themselves. Flip for Crypticz twist on Primer's "Signals". Switching out the skittering two-steps for ghostly amen echoes while keeping the tone and vibe just as eerie and haunted, it's another remarkable remix. Absolute solid gold.
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Review: More tripped out, line-blurring bass exercises from Well Rounded as they re-up their WRDubs series. Freshman T.A.R takes the lead with a freaky follow up to his killer "Amplivagant" debut on Rarefied earlier this year. Keep your focus on those bulbous rolling bassline and weirded rhythmic clicks as a wave of telecommunication oddness crashes into the scene with sense-mashing effect. FKOF alumni VGB takes over the B with "Rough Surface", a much more spaced out affair with warped chords and purring bassline. Limited and dangerous.
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Review: Hamburg heaviness: Certain bossman TCP gets real on this limited four-tracker. "Satta" sets the pace; trippy and offbeat, it's tailored strictly for the finest of fine-tuned systems. "Myst" brings up the rear with a spongey wobble while the spacey "Sompm" gets its swagger on to such woozy levels it'll have you exclaiming to the big man upstairs. Finally we wind up with a VIP treat as "PickUp" gets a rude awakening with tunnelling reverberating bass notes and an industrial strength beat. Certain by name...
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Review: 502 Recordings finally drop this one! Teeth is the alias of Finnish producer Matti Pentikainen, who has dabbled in everything from abstract hip-hop as Ceebrolistics to dub techno as Mi Ni Ma. Currently ruling the dubstep scene in Helsinki via the club night Alas his Katusea crew run, "Shawty" is a truly auspicious debut- having caught the ear of Sound Pellegrino boss Teki Latex who quite accurately described it as 'northern light-induced-clap-trap-house'. Distinguished by a sultry female vocal, frosted synths and beat programming that shuffles between dubstep, juke and dirty south hip-hop, "Shawty" is yet another hit for Oneman's fledgling label. Adding yet more reason to indulge is the flipside remix from Falty DL which adds more urgency to proceedings via scattergun 2-step riddims, affected vocals and jagged bass flourishes.
… Read morePlayed by: Red Rack'em/Hot Coins, Pierre LX
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The Summit EP (blue smoked vinyl 12" limited to 250 copies)
Cat: DCM 001. Rel: 06 Jun 23
Review: Destination Switzerland: Teffa lays down four smoking slabs of traditional dubwise dubstep on his own brand new label DubColony. If you know his steez, you'll know the flavours... Smouldering, swaggering and spacious deep 140 dynamics to completely lose yourself inside. Highlights are the alien ray beam firing zone-out 'RMC' and the remarkable drum-heavy finale 'Riders Of The Dub' where layers of percussion and a trippy vocal loop will fry your brain. Life is better with Teffa.
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Review: Ernestas Ov?aruk is Teffa, a dubsteps artist from Leeds who knows how to lay down some deadly bottom ends. He takes care of the small but well formed Low End Music label's third release here with great elan. The low frequency oscillations of 'Attention' will loosen the bowels of anyone. 'Hills & Bumps' is just that, a series of undulations where you ride the bass and kicks into a meditative state. 'Solnce' is more naughty, with wub-wub bass, ice-cold hits and a real sense of menace. The predatory 'Crooks' closes out with snaking bass and a real sense of purpose.
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Review: Foundation Audio continues to fly the flag for the deepest end of the dubstep spectrum with more bowel evacuating sounds, this time from Teffa. He draws on a rich history of sound system culture to really test your bass bins and lay down some killer low end wobbles. "Advance" (feat Moss) is an eerie opener with devastating bass and only the most subtle of synth details to keep you locked in place. "Bubbles" is another standout with its playful bassline sure to get big reactions, then "Ostrov" is a slow motion stepper with computer game melodies and real futurism.
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Review: We're glad that plenty of artists seem to be back making dubstep again - purists will say it never went away but the spotlight sure did move on after that initial explosion 15-plus years ago. Her we find Teffa going deep on Subotage's fourth EP with a quartet of deliciously heavy steppers. 'Event Horizon' kick off with sparse streetwise swagger and low end oscillations, 'Turn On The Sound' has a characterful lead synth zipping about a desolate metropolis late at night and then 'Make It A Dub' has a classic dubstep feel with endless echo, frazzled synths and that lurching sense of low energy menace. A Split remix closes out a vital EP.
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Review: Award-winning dubstep label operating out of Liverpool, LDH deliver some supreme goods here as Teffa and Breez go head to head with two solos and two collabos. 'Passing Through' sets the tone with a curmudgeonly bassline guffing around some deliciously slouchy drums. Old school with the warmth to back it up. Teffa's 'A17' is a much more futuristic, tense sounding piece with alien basses and lasers galore while Breez's 'Upper' maintains the menace but with bags and bags of room (and occasional clip-loads) Finally the pair lock horns again for '7Days'. A bubbly subaquatic trip, freshened up with big waves of trippiness and haunted cries, let's hope these two cats are forced in the ring together more often. Power up!
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Review: Fresh from a fine outing on White Peach, Baltic beat-maker Teffa brings his brand of bass-weight badness to Foundation Audio. The skank is strong on A-side "General", a leisurely deep dubstep roller smothered in dub-wise effects, jaunty reggae riffs and the patois toasting of guest Conzi. The reggae soundsystem influences continue to come to the fore on the flip, first via the electroshock beats, undulating sunshine horns and mind-altering bass-weight of "Young Man In A Dance", and then via the vintage dubstep business of "Old Days". The latter sounds like a tribute to the early days of Croydon dubstep.
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Review: Few new acts in dubstep are getting 140 heads hot under the collar quite as much as US trio Ternion Sound. Following heavily spun stinker sessions on the likes of Duploc and Dank N Dirty Dubz they crash land on J:Kenzo's Artikal with three mind-bending slabs of bass weight; "Parasite 6" is pure wobble gold, all bubbly and 07 flavoured with strong hints of Coki while "Loonz" continues the riff murkery over a slipperier rhythm under a graveyard grey cloud of bit decay. Finally "The Chamber" spins us into a seizure with its scattershot breaks, grainy cascades and FX so eerie they give themselves a fright. "Parasite" for sore eyes...
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Review: Johnny Foreplay, Apparition and Nostalgia's collective force continues to thrust through 2018; following seismic sessions on Duploc and Dunk N Dirty Dubz comes this precision three piece on Chestplate. Taking us on a perfect trip through the most exciting corners of modern dubstep, the US trio kick off with a powerful rubber ball bass instant reload shockout that is "Hopeless" before getting all weirded out and theatrically dystopian on "Loft Dub" before being bid adieu by "Morgawr" a twinkling rolling wonder that perches high up on the wave scale. Hopeful.
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Review: There's no stopping this American trio right now; after a massive year of ugly thumpers on the likes of Dank & Dirty Dubz, Chestplate and Artikal, they return to DUPLOC for another EP, this time fully vinylised and loaded with two VIPs of their label debut last year. "Forest Temple" is a real foundation shaker where the subs do all the talking and the eerie textures ripple through the spaces while "Up Up" is just a straight up stinker with full wobbles and teeth gnashing filth. Flip for two crucial VIPs as "Verify Me" and "Yellow & Grey" are given the most dapper go-gullier-stripes you ever did hear. Sound as a pound.
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Ternion Sound & Friends (12")
Cat: DUPLOC 043. Rel: 23 Jun 21
Review: Unstoppable US crew Ternion Sound continue to dent our senses with their 140 witchcraft with this supreme collaboration collection with some of the most respected and equally forward-thinking peers. First comes Enigma Dubz who joins the fray for an alien shoot 'em up 'The Engineers' before Opus comes crashing into the blend on the ultra crisp and dreamy 'Mediator'. Flip for two more high level banger b2bs: 'Catacombs' (with LOST) is an absolute stinker a la Coki 2007 while 'Heart Machine' (with Smith) closes the show with true chainsaw magic. Friends will be friends.
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Review: Most recently spotted on Foundation Audio's digital arm collaborating on Krook's EP, LA's Tetrad switches lanes to the label's vinyl league with three outstanding system slugs. "Shakuhachi" sets the tone with a rounded unhurried bounce that ploughs though any scoops like lava. It's joined by the similarly flabby bass-slapped "Samos" where there's less of a bass melody but these epic trippy trails coming off each sub. Finally, "MIC" closes on a slightly cosmic-yet-barbed touch as dreamy arpeggios wrap around thick treacle subs and some dark politic messages. Serious bass integrity.
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Review: LA not-so-confidential: Tetrad has been developing a strong reputation for slick sub aesthetics for a little while now, appearing on labels such as Sublimate and Sure State. Now bringing his emerging friend and sonic kindred spirit Ahkur along for the ride, the result is the smoke-stacked, toxic bass croaker that's "Ashes Fall", a powerful piece of darkness designed for 3am and later. "Crumble" sees Tetrad back on the solo flex with a sweet sub that sits behind everything anonymously until it starts to flop out behind the kicks in a dizzying, almost physical way. Authentic.
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Review: Following their recent appearance on Well Rounded Dubs, US dubber Tetrad and NZ kindred spirit Headland land on Unity Through Sound with two enveloping, sense-mashing jams. "Green Crack" is Tetrad solo; all molten mechanical reverbs, spry skanks and an MC call-to-arms. "Crossed Out", meanwhile, sees the pair collide for a trippier, more twisted spiralling sludgy number. Drop it and watch heads fry.
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Review: Thelem releases don't come round as often as we'd like... But when they do, they never disappoint. "Haunted Harmonics" sums up the distinctive creativity and production benchmark instantly. Twisted FX and paranoid riffs, it's darkness o'clock and every one's watch has well and truly stopped. Both "Forces Of Nature" and "Obsessions", meanwhile, contribute towards the subby, 160 style jungle flavours that are currently bombarding the dance. Hungry for drums? Look no further than the savage drama of "Shottaz". Each cut charging a different corner of the dance, this is Thelem at his most extensive and accomplished. Well worth the wait.
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Review: Thelem returns to Innamind after a few excursions on Artikal and Blackbox with two firing examples of why dubstep still excites and amazes in 2013. "Bring Me Down" has been bubbling since Outlook Festival last summer; featuring the emphatic lyrical warnings of emerging MC T Man, it's powered with such a bulbous bass riff you can't help but swagger. "False Imprint" comes with the same level of gritty gravitas; swapping mic-fronting for a series of psychedelic washes, it's another heavyweight from Thelem. Powerful stuff.
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Cat: ARTKLP 001PT2. Rel: 30 Sep 14
Review: The second of two samplers from Artikal's inaugural compilation project - simply title The Compilation - this one features smouldering jams from some of the biggest names on the imprint... Thelem reverts from his current techno outings with a bleepy adventure into dubstep foundations, TMSV weaves a dense tribal web on "Scorpion", Skeptical adds a punctuated skippy rhythm and subtle dark growl to proceedings "Skavenger" while Sleeper concludes proceedings with the deeply trippy "Coxsone Dub". Heaviness.
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Review: Not a lot is known about the talent behind this anonymous white 10" besides heavily hushed rumours and hearsay. Focusing on the source is superfluous when the beat chat as eloquently as they do on this one sided slab.Soaked in treacle-thick subs and lorry loads of reverb, it's a deep-seeded meditative joint that's far more dub than it is step. With a yearning, spacious dynamic laced throughout, this will warm up a dance with real slow burning appeal.
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Review: Now on their eight release, J.Robinson's TheMostHigh continues to mystify, murk and master the game with its mysterious dispatches. "Lessons" continues the high grade sub strain message with a heavy pressure bassline and shattering reverbed snares, downpitched vocals and excursions into tripped out FX. Look out for the sudden shards of skank cutting through the dubby fog with sunlight vibrancy... Only to disappear without a trace moments later. A little like these limited pressings.
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Review: Since launching back in 2015, The Most High series has delivered a swathe of killer dancefloor vibrations, all of which are of mysterious origin. Their latest un-credited, single-sided salvo is another high-grade workout for those who like their productions delay-laden and irie. "Jah Not Dead" is nominally a deep dubstep cut, though its stepping riddim, horn-heavy samples and Rastafarian vocalizations are closer to traditional dub than DMZ or Techtonic plates. Either way, it's the kind of well produced, bootleg cut that will sound suitably righteous when booming out of a proper reggae sound system.
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Review: Clandestine version business on a one sided 10" white label as "Give Dem" from Shabba Ranks' gets the 20,000 league deep subaquatic finish it's always needed but never deserved. Processing the vocals for a barbed, subtly demonic affect and emphasising the pure weight of the drums, whoever Themosthigh truly is, they're in a very special place right here.
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