Tagged: Dub

Dubstep bass and riddim fans have all been enjoying the time leading up to the holiday season and the new year thanks to all of the amazing album announcements we have had in the past month or two.  The kings … Read More →

One of the most dynamic and unique artists from the UK, Mystic State is a beautiful mix of drum and bass and classic UK dubstep. The duo from Bristol has been one artist that has me particularly excited, as it … Read More →

Legendary DJ and WAKAAN label owner Liquid Stranger is back at it again with another wonky track! The single, titled “Trailblazer,” brings MADDY O’NEAL and GRiZ collaborator ProbCause along for the ride. His distinct flow is an excellent companion for … Read More →

Deep dub is on the rise once more! The nasty 140 bpm dubstep known as deep dub, 140 dubstep or UK dub has been growing not only in the UK but also in the states. Artists such as Claude VonStroke … Read More →

One of the most influential artists in the house industry has decided that it was his time to take a step away. And what does the master, Claude VonStroke, do when he wants to explore more areas of his music? … Read More →

Founders of the Deep, Dark, and Dangerous record label, Truth has become one of the leading names in what some fans would call proper dubstep. That is not to say that the more upbeat, metal sounding American dubstep and tearout … Read More →

Chicago based DJ and Producer VAMPA just dropped his latest single with Kannibalen Records “Chillin, Killin” and it’s wonky. The track dropped on the label’s annual All I Want for Christmas is Bass compilation album and it’s the first time … Read More →

After revealing “Cruel Intentions,” the psychedelic first single, Art Department has unveiled “Catch You By Surprise.” Continuing on the mysterious and moody precedent set by the album’s first single, “Catch You By Surprise” is bursting with raw emotive power. Clanging … Read More →

What So Not has been spearheading Australia’s latest electronica revival with boundary-pushing bass since 2011. Hailing from Sydney, What So Not dominated the city’s club circuit with his dancefloor-ready heaters, including a window-shattering remix of Major Lazer’s ‘Get Free’, which … Read More →