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Back catalogue: Deep Dubstep
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Mortal Kombo #1 (180 gram blue vinyl 12" + stickers)
Cat: 786MK 001. Rel: 12 May 21
Review: Dubstep doesn't get much deeper than the tunes on this meaty new Various Artists collection from 786. The title suggests it is the start of a new ongoing series, which is music to the ears of bass fiends everywhere. Mr K & DPRTNDRP kick off with 'Suppression,' with its menacing energy and churning hits, while Quasar & Nova team up for the excellent low end wobble and playful sense of funk that is deeply embedded in the rhythm of 'Witchcraft.' Saule & Centauri's 'Tyrant' is a pressurised cut with a freaky vocal and edgy synth stabs over woden hits. Sparse but atmospheric, it's just one of four killers here. The last is the drilling bass weight of Teffa & Sound Unknown's mystic 'Hide & Seek.' Great stuff.
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Review: Dial 'D' for dank. Estonian area code crew the 372 return with the second slab of homegrown beats. PTF1987 takes the lead with mystical strings, sudden glitches and crispy beats before Q100 & DMG provide the most leftfield funk jam of the set in the form of the schizoid, bell-chiming oddity "OddBells". Meanwhile on the B, Bisweed brings the darkness on the super-spacious "Akhinea", all warped finger clicks and cyborg funk, while Slin slides down the curtains with a percussive head-twister as rolling sticks start to intertwine with the bass like some possessed puppeteer. 372... You know what to do.
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Review: If any legacy electronica act lends itself to the deep dubstep sound, it's Lamb. Moody, brooding and pensive - they're a match made in heaven. Here we find Quantum Soul re-imagining the rhythmic structure of the 2010 original while paying full respect to Lou's far-away, yearning delivery. Flip-wise we see Quantum Soul going solo for a carnal, minimal workout. All drums and spooky slurs, it's a gradual rise until we hit tribal nirvana. Strong indeed.
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Review: Bristol label Deeper Vibrations expand operations here with the launch of Mantra, a sister label dedicated to digging even deeper into the DNA of dubstep for releases that are geared equally for club play or headphone rotation. With a discography that's become characterised by a rare talent for matching rhythmic toughness with real musicality, Guy Chambers work under the Quantum Soul banner makes him a perfect candidate to inaugurate proceedings on Mantra. The lead track is a hook up with Dutch musician Katya Gabeli that results in a sumptuous exercise in horizontal beat science and it's more than matched by the solo flipside cut "Nemawashi".
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Review: Elliot Quartz continues to stretch his legs beyond the drum & bass parameters he's best known for with his debut on V.I.V.E.K's System imprint. Already gracing the System event line-ups on more than one occasion, now he backs it up with two juicy 140 steppers. 'Alchemy Burn' is a hot shoe shuffle, all springy kicks and twisted textures weaving in and out over the top. 'Mountain' hits with even more of a lively splash as the drums take on a jazzy sensibility and a powerful swing while humid atmospherics and swathe intensely in the mix. Grab it while you can; this Welshman never fails to impress.
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Review: Quartz is a bass music don who hails from Wales and manages to stay true to his original sound while also innovating whether making drum & bass or dubstep. He has been on top form for years, frankly, and this new outing on System Sound is a suitably heavyweight sound for a heavyweight vinyl pressing. His mesmeric arrangements brim with life and energy while the low ends do their work. His tempos slow slight here for a set of tools that are resolutely unconventional yet affective. The glassy low end wobble and lithe drum manoeuvres of 'Apparitions' is the highlight for us.
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Review: This new EP by Quasar is a deeply emotional release. It's about the evolution of the French producer's state of mind in recent years, taking in his mistakes, success and love. All in all it's an evolution heard across all tracks, and he hopes to make you feel the same as he did while composing them. Beginning with the meditative piano timbres of the title track, followed by the deep and dusty dubstep of 'Inutile' on side A. Over on the flip, we have the knackered, off-kilter and arcane vibe of 'Ambivalent' followed by the tripped-out low end theories of 'External Single Processor'. Following up equally impressive releases for the likes of Artikal Music and oundation Audio, bear witness to yet more masterful minimal bass by Remy Gallet.
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Review: Bristol's Foundation Audio return this week, with another one by the prolific Parisian Remy Gallet aka Quasar bringing his deep vibes to the party on the Badlandz EP. As you would expect, it is a largely meditative affair, with the title track setting the theme nicely on the A side. A sparse and minimalist arrangement lets those fully expressive bass frequencies play centre stage, while 'Submersible' (much like the name suggests) is the closest thing we've ever heard that could be described as aquatic dubstep. On the flip, the booming dub antics of 'Laniakea' scream no more Mr Nice Guy, while the complex and layered riddims of 'Primal Instinct' close it out.
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Review: Three exceptional low end delights from Parisian artist Quasar right here on Infernal. Each cut as unhurried as the last, there's a latent swagger coded deep into each groove as the Frenchman does his thing... 'Reminiscence Dub' is a gloopy, dubby strut in deep space, 'Space Raiders' hits with a deep bounce that recalls the likes of Roots Manuva's hopeful anthem 'Witness' while 'Molotov' (with Causa) brings the EP to an explosive finale. Unforgettable.
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Review: Quest breaks his production silence with this long overdue new platter for Deep Medi Musik! First appearing on Mala's label in it's formative days back in 2008, Darren Leon Henry's work as Quest saw three further Deep Medi transmissions over a two year period before he slipped off the radar. The two track Visitors represents the first original Quest material for Deep Medi in three years and it feels like Henry's never been away, launching into the kind of big, bad and heavy steppahs that Mala's label has cornered the market in over recent years. The punishing "Visitors" is a particularly satisfying production filled with detail yet still very much driven by the rough hewn half step rhythm.
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Review: Authentic, passionate bastions of modern day bass, it doesn't get much better than V.I.V.E.K's System events and releases for forward-thinking dubstep. Case in point this vinyl-only double A 12" from Quest and Egoless. "Belly Of The Beast" pounds with a dense melee of 60s sci-fi FX, b-movie strings and a kick that could tickle the dead. "Dub Liberation" continues the sci-fi theme but with a twisted Coki-style bassline (circa 2007) before dropping into a really unique swooning harmonic sample that guarantees damage. Furiously fresh.
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