All posts tagged in Dubstep
• Orchestral elements shine in the breakdown • Drop packs a punch without going overboard • Could benefit from more intensity in the finale After retiring from the NBA, Shaq ventured into the world of Dubstep with a fervor and a mission to shake things up—a move I truly admire. While I initially had my
• A relentless, high-energy experience • Thunderous basslines and razor-sharp synths • Seamlessly cohesive track With a title like “Carcass Pit,” one can already anticipate that the track will pack quite a punch. This weighty Dubstep offering hails from Disciple Round Table and, more specifically, from an EP just unveiled by Blankface. “Visions Of The
• Melodic and upbeat • Exceptional vocals • Alternating drops To describe the latest creation from Eliminate and Flux Pavilion would require more than a few words: “Dawn” is an infectious record, stacked with ear candies sure to compel the listener to come back for more; made possible by an amazing trio of creators involved:
• Hypnotic vocals by Daye • Melodic Dubstep drop with a sweet, yet aggressive vibe • What a clean mix! “Hold Me” by Youth In Circles & Fendy Cisneros featuring Daye is a melodic dubstep gem that seamlessly blends captivating elements into a cohesive musical journey. From the get-go, the song introduces itself with a
• Metal plus Dubstep • Hard techno ending • Brilliant sound design New year, new beginnings, they say: and what better than applying that maxim to one of our initial reviews of 2024? The first week of January usually doesn’t see that many releases getting out, although our attention got snatched by the latest project
• Definition of a headbanger • Seamless Dubstep • Impressively executed buildups Space Laces is and has been a venerated icon in the bass music community; receiving heaps of praise in engineering fun-packed, heavily energetic tunes that jab every single time and manage to stand out as singular within the bass music industry. “IN THE
• Top-notch vocal, a must listen • Two different drops, smooth transitions • Incoming punk trend influences in EDM Given the looming popularity of Punk revival, several artists have trended again with a steady flow of releases (see Machine Gun Kelly, for instance), and we’ve already started to see some similar inspirations in EDM as
Enjoying a meteoric and influential rise within the DnB scene in a relatively short stretch, Bunshin knows no bounds with his artistic and out-of-the-box take on the genre. Steadily designing a new creative project over the last few months, the project was revealed to be his latest EP: “not everything is your fault“, released on
• Eh, the M1 organ lead • Great pairing with Hadar Adora’s voice • Clean setup, smooth transitions A deep house creation, “Revival” is an interesting outcome from the minds of Myles O’Neal and Hadar Adora, and deserves a special mention. A surprise came right after the first draft— turns out Myles is the son
• A Plot Twist with Different Elements and BPMs • Loaded with Lasers, Fills, and Intense Vocal Elements • Even More Aggressive Than the Original “Ground Shake“ wasn’t exactly a mellow tune to begin with, but now it’s been taken to a whole new level! The original track, a collaboration between Crankdat and Bandlez, is
• Great blend of Melodic Dubstep and Rock • Vera Blue’s vocals seamlessly integrated • Lots of remixes, a great chance to stand out We are back with Illenium again, who released a giant remix pack to complement his new album. In the past, I wasn’t into the American creative’s choice for releasing copious amounts
• An orchestra-EDM fusion • Calmer flow than expected • Trap and Dubstep vibes are still here in the background It’s been a while since I had the honor of giving Apashe one of my first 90+ ratings, making me glad to see that the Montreal-based creative has kept pushing boundaries. Performing at Electric Forest,
In the realm of music, where genres often maintain their distinct boundaries, encountering a project that seamlessly blends two seemingly disparate genres is a rare and exhilarating experience. Space Boy, a talented multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer hailing from Buffalo, NY, has embarked on a musical journey that defies conventional categorization. His project “SL9Y3R” is a
• Vocals from Skrillex’s • Dirty Electro House • Classic Dutch House influences It was surprising to hear Dr Phunk changing genres, but “Ruffneck Sound” is neither a dull nor bland track, despite being a Festival Big Room-Techno hybrid. Featuring a vocal loop I didn’t hear for a long time, I guess coming from Skrillex’s
• Glitchy elements, experimental drops • Misleading title • Hypnotic aura with a mysterious allure Whales (aka Sex Whales) has returned to our blog with another smasher, made in cooperation with producer CURE97. Honestly, the title got me intrigued as I am an avid listener of “Big Room”. Don’t be fooled – this one is
As I mentioned in my previous review of “Eye Of The Storm”, Ironheart has a remarkable talent for creating not just stories or tales, but entire journeys through his music. With a unique blend of Dubstep, PsyTrance, Electro House, and orchestral/medieval elements, his latest EP, “Outremer“, released by New Dawn Collective, delivers a solid 90+
• Crusaders are encountering a storm • Stellar vocal compartment • Classic Ironheart details with elegant chords It may have been a moment since I wanted to talk about Ironheart, one of the brightest creatives in the Melodic Dubstep world. His latest EP, “The Lost Crusade” highlights the calibre of this unique Atlanta-based composer: a
• Short but vicious • Intense buildup • Leaves abruptly Back to Disciple Round Tables and its entertaining, fun-packed dubstep releases! This time I have a familiar name for you: Whales (also known as Sex Whales). I discovered him some years ago with “Dead To Me” (feat. Fraxo and Lox Chatterbox), still on the top
• Future House with Jungle Terror sounds • Plenty of details • Great bassline Before proceeding, here’s the premise: I am not really into the Experimental scene in the US right now, where Dubstep, Trap, and many other genres get combined in creative ways. In WLLWS, I see the influences from artists such as Moore
• Dualism between breakdown and drop • Remarkable vocal performance • Distinctive lead in the drop “Shades of Black” by Bitttrfly and GLNNA hosts impressive vocals and a wobbling bassline in the drop that impressed me, thanks to its vibrancy and the atmosphere the American producer conjures. What’s so special in this debut published by
• Punk Rock breakdown in MGK style • Happy Hardcore in the drop • Careful choices in the transition segment It was only a matter of time before the new wave of Punk Rock washed over EDM! Brought to fame by stars like Machine Gun Kelly or Yungblud with industry veterans such as Avril Lavigne
