Tagged: dubstep

Bass music is not something to be taken lightly, so if you’re considering stopping by a b2b set from two of the heaviest in the bass game, let’s make sure you have all your facts first. Read on for a … Read More →

Gentlemens Club have been producing music for many years now and have achieved international success in North America, Australia and Europe. In 2017 alone, they remixed Zomboy, Modestep, Eptic & Must Die!, SKisM and Spag Heddy. They also released their … Read More →

Joey Verrando aka He$h is an American dubstep producer from Dallas, Texas. As a skater and punk rocker he eventually found dubstep as a teenager and was interested in the sounds. He$h has toured with Excision, Blunts & Blondes, and … Read More →

Is it dubstep? Is it metal? In all honesty, we aren’t really sure… it’s just Sullivan King. The heavy metal dub maker is back with another iconic mashup of influences. With familiar lyrics and his sometimes crazy but always masterful … Read More →

PEEKABOO is an electronic music producer and DJ based in Los Angeles, California. Known for his heavy out-of-this-world bass/trap sound, PEEKABOO is part of Liquid Stranger’s WAAKAN family and releases music under the collective. He started producing music where he … Read More →

Minesweepa just dropped his new heavy hitting track “Stop Talking,” but after listening to the track there’s no way fans are going to be able to keep it out of their conversations. “Stop Talking” is cluttered with the wonkiest basslines and … Read More →

English dubstep producer Zomboy just released the first single off his upcoming EP, a chaotic track entitled “Born to Survive.” The EP is set to be released later this year and is a follow up to his Rott N’Roll Pt. 1 EP. He … Read More →

Good things take time. Sometimes it takes A LOT of time after a not so brief pause for an illustrious career in the NBA. Of course this isn’t true for everyone, because not all of us are seven feet tall … Read More →

With the incredible amount of music being released on a consistent basis these days, the need to stand out is greater than ever. Artists must take creative risks if they wish to produce something truly surprising or unique. Feed Me … Read More →

There’s something about throwing dial tones, beeps, and button clicks from a phone integrated into grimy bass that just works. If you don’t know what I mean, you need to check out Space Laces’ newest track “Phone Tap.” This track’s … Read More →