Posts Tagged with 'dubstep'

The Rhythm Factory has been pitching upfront underground club nights to Londoners for almost 13 years now. Its two perfectly sized rooms will play host not only to Mary Ann Hobbs, who’s incredibly successful XFM show, Sonar stage presentations and compilation CDs have put her at the absolute forefront of the scene about which she [...]

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‘Falling’ has been the breakout tune for Distance, receiving regular daytime play across the airwaves it marks the signs of very big things to come.  Unlike some others, Distance has kept a lot of what made his sound so popular in the underground, a lot of the menace has gone, but in its place comes [...]

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We’ve seen commemorative cockery before, but nothing like this! Doorly teams up with fashion brand Bench to deliver heavyweight version of Edward Elgar’s ‘Land of Hope and Glory‘. Originally written in 1902, a Churning bass line, busy percussion and dastardly chopped pieces of the original try to bring the piece forward 109 years but, somehow, [...]

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Son Of Kick has been named as one of the main purveyors of ‘psychostep’, and ‘Playing The Villain’ proves exactly why.  The track and video go hand in hand toward a state more brutal and desolate than if ‘The Human Centipede’ ceased to be fiction. The video is stunningly shot, employing the contemporary style of [...]

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A track taken from Engine-Earz Experiment’s forthcoming album ‘Symbols’, ‘Reach You’ gets the trademark Chasing Shadows power treatment. Lena Cullen’s sublime vocals are met with lush pads and instrumentation in the intro, and build to devastating arena impact. If this is a sign of what we can expect from the Chasing Shadows boys, this is [...]

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