The tracklist (in full after the jump) features productions from the man himself as well as plenty of other big names in the scene including Cyrus, and Tunnidge, and also a few big up and coming producers such as District, and Commodo. You can be sure this will be a CD not to miss.
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Dubstep Allstars Vol.08
The latest instalment of the brilliant Dubstep Allstars mix series from Tempa will be released this august by one of the original heads behind the dark sound: Distance.
The tracklist (in full after the jump) features productions from the man himself as well as plenty of other big names in the scene including Cyrus, and Tunnidge, and also a few big up and coming producers such as District, and Commodo. You can be sure this will be a CD not to miss.
The tracklist (in full after the jump) features productions from the man himself as well as plenty of other big names in the scene including Cyrus, and Tunnidge, and also a few big up and coming producers such as District, and Commodo. You can be sure this will be a CD not to miss.
Sunday, 19 June 2011
Alberto Balsam
Usually my music posts on here are used for promoting lesser known talent with releases and music that I feel are under-appreciated or just a little bit special. Today, I suppose falls into the latter category but it's just an amazing piece of music by an all round amazing artist.
Richard D James, also known as Aphex Twin among other things, has been frequently hailed as one of the greatest electronic musicians, but sometimes I really do forget just how amazing some of his music is. Today's track shows the softer side of RDJ and proves how he is really a musical master.
Richard D James, also known as Aphex Twin among other things, has been frequently hailed as one of the greatest electronic musicians, but sometimes I really do forget just how amazing some of his music is. Today's track shows the softer side of RDJ and proves how he is really a musical master.
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Pinch - Swish
A track that's been doing the rounds on blogs and mixes a lot since it first appeared a little while back, Pinch's dancefloor monster Swish finally gets released next monday.
The vinyl 12" is in record shops this week, with the official release date being next monday. It's an example of aggressive, tearout dubstep done properly, and though I was surprised to see it out on DEEP MEDi MUSIK it's most certainly not unwelcome (especially the artwork: Tunnidge's drawing of Pinch is spot on in my opinion).
The flip side of the release is a 155bpm track called Tunnel Home. It falls into a cross between jungle and dubstep at a tempo caught in between. A fantastic exercise in something a little bit different, still in keeping with the dubstep vibe.
The vinyl 12" is in record shops this week, with the official release date being next monday. It's an example of aggressive, tearout dubstep done properly, and though I was surprised to see it out on DEEP MEDi MUSIK it's most certainly not unwelcome (especially the artwork: Tunnidge's drawing of Pinch is spot on in my opinion).
The flip side of the release is a 155bpm track called Tunnel Home. It falls into a cross between jungle and dubstep at a tempo caught in between. A fantastic exercise in something a little bit different, still in keeping with the dubstep vibe.
Friday, 17 June 2011
McBess
First off I'd like to apologise for a lack of blogging on my part over the last couple of days. In between my girlfriend returning home from halfway across the world, my new job giving me loads of shifts, and general tiredness, I've not had much time for the internet. I'm back now though. Expect regular posts again.
Today I'm featuring an artist who has recently become a favourite of mine. Inspired by early cartoons, pop art, and whole host of other things, McBess has an incredibly full and amazing portfolio.
Today I'm featuring an artist who has recently become a favourite of mine. Inspired by early cartoons, pop art, and whole host of other things, McBess has an incredibly full and amazing portfolio.
Monday, 13 June 2011
Saturday, 11 June 2011
Jehst - England
Hitting you with more lyrical content today; a little taster from Jehst's new album, The Dragon Of An Ordinary Family. England is one of the hardest hitting beats I've heard in a while. Anyone living in the UK (or elsewhere in the western world) will surely be able to relate in some way to the lyrics Jehst venomously throws out over the melancholy piano.
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