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ILL Audio returns to Distinctive for his second single with the label, issuing a round of hard hitting power-moves in the form of his 4-track EP, titled 'Never Be The Same.' Featuring the unequalled vocal talents of Skin (Skunk Anansie) and a huge remix from DnB topboy Rollz, this is a startlingly accomplished release from a producer who's at the start of his game.

Only his (or her) mother knows, I could give you his (or her) email address, but it won't help, it seems to be for a funeral directors in America.

Calling all frequency band cosmic adventurers, all ninth dimension space cadets. Please fasten your seat belts as we begin our
descent - this one you!
South London imprint 92 Points is back but this time in a year 3,000 style via Moscow bringing you the sounds of 813. Fresh from a
recent outing on Donky Pitch and having drawn the attention of the likes of Mary Anne Hobbs and Pitchfork Magazine the 25 year old
producer/fire fighter definitely has a bright future ahead of him. 'Blend', his second work on wax is transmitting direct from a galaxy
far, far away. The six tracks that make up the E.P. range from the interstellar funk musings of 'La Fantiko' to the cloud hopping
excursion of 'Pan O Matika' to the '80s channeling synth madness of 'Erotica'. Indeed it is Om Unit's remix of 'Erotica' that brings the
E.P. to a close sounding like Wiley, Cyndi Lauper and the Neptunes trapped in an ice rink over night!

Coloured 2X12' Vinyl pressing.
ASC, one of the main musicians behind the Autonomic sound presents his new album 'Out Of Sync'.
'Out Of Sync' is the follow up to 2010's critically acclaimed 'Nothing Is Certain' on Instra:mental's Non Plus label.
'Out Of Sync' follows a diverse set of 12"s with Samurai Red Seal and comes at a time when ASC is at his creative peak after techno
projects for Mote Evolver, an ambient album for Silent Season and releases on his own Auxiliary Music which is also releasing
groundbreaking music at a furious pace both from himself, and collaborators like Synkro & BvDub.
'Out Of Sync' transcends limitations that any genre tags apply and can simply be described as unique electronic music.

Limited Vinyl promo. Flipping the proverbial script, Caspa, with his tongue-in-cheek Not For The Playlist EP. Taking it back to its
aggressive Croydon roots a la N Type and Hatcha in "Sir Rock A Lot" he blends raw bassline pressure with aggressive stabbing
drums and transposes this to "Champion Skank".

Dream & Beezy go all out to deliver this monster dance floor smasher..

Leon Vynehall builds on his Well Rounded debut with more fire for ManMakeMusic. George Fitzgerald's label ManMakeMusic are to
release the 'Gold Language' EP on wax and digitally on July 9. This producer and this label seem to be a perfect match, both
representing a very UK-sounding style of house music. Leon Vynehall is behind two tracks, 'Gold Language' and 'Don't Know Why,
both subtly sampled and precisely produced. Gang Colours remixes the former to round off a club-intended, yet soulful EP.
a Leon Vynehall - Gold Language
b1 Leon Vynehall - Don't Know Why
b2 Leon Vynehall - Gold Language (Gang Colours Remix)

Spotlight ft Lucy Randell The anthem for the summer. This track is bound to be a soundtrack to many a festival this year. Cato's
grimy rock style track compliments Lucy's powerful vocal. A definite singalong.
aa1: Who Cato (Spotlight Instrumental) The original Instrumental, featured heavily at Outlook Festival 2011.
aa2: Frenzy shows Cato's 4x4 electro influenced smasher, bound to smash any dancefloor.

Nottingham boys Congi, The production style is certainly on the dark n weighty side of things. Sometimes it's moody and fierce like
'Awaken' or smooth and soulful like 'X', but what strikes you most about the duo is their live warm sound and the organic feel to their
tunes, which they say is a focus of their production.

After hearing DJG whilst on the hunt for music for his DJ Kicks Mix compilation, Photek loved these tracks so much he not only
included them both on the album, but also signed them up to Photek Productions.
Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dean J. Grenier A.K.A DJG landed in the world of Dubstep in 2007, and immediate
support on Rinse FM and in the clubs propelled DJG to the forefront of American dubstep producers early in his career. He has
released on Wheel&Deal, Transistor, Pushing Red, Warm Communications and has a forthcoming single for Tectonic.

Bop & Diagram touch down on Auxiliary under their Abstract Elements guise. Super bass heavy minimal science is the name of the
game here.

After the success from his first two releases which both made the "Top 100 singles on Boomkat", Aramac now returns with a new EP
"The Lost Files". "The Lost Files" is the first release from Aramac in over a year. The EP is a set of tracks that have been floating with
a handful of DJ's such as Wifey, LDN and Brackles. The EP contains 3 tracks.

Filth Collins is Australia's fastest rising Dubstep talent. His original productions have gained DJ support from some of the top Dubstep
DJ's in the world, including Plastician, 16Bit, Doctor P, DZ, Borgore, Brown and Gammon, and BBC1xtra's own Mistajam. His
dynamic DJ sets have seen him play his way across Australia and New Zealand doing headline shows, as well as supporting some of
the world's best talents including Crissy Criss, Trolley Snatcha, Skism, Foreign Beggars, Cooly G, Antiserum, Roska, and countless
others. With forthcoming releases on Rod Azlan's imprint "Azlan Entertainment" as well as Footsy & Dj Tubby's imprint "Braindead
Entertainment", Filth Collins is one of THE Dubstep artists to look out for in.

Jungle Juke Astrophonica invite Om Unit on their experimental journey to the to find new grooves within the grooves.
Part 2 in Astrophonica's three-part VIP series - following from Fracture's The Limit VIP released in May - sees Om Unit bridging the
gap and blurring the edges between tempos and genres even further with his cosmic footworkin' VIP of Fracture's Bad Habit.
The series continues the label's dedication to delivering a complete physical package. Each part will be released on 10" vinyl with 2
colour screen printed and hand numbered sleeves and limited to an edition of 300.

We don't need to say much for this. Mickey Pearce. Yup. He'd rob his own gran. These tunes don't sound like anything else but Mickey - freshest in the biz - heavy and hectic, and been battered by everyone. Hope u feel it as much as we do.

Having released his third album 'Personality' earlier this year to much critical acclaim. Scuba is pleased to announce his new single
'NE1BUTU' will be released on July 2nd through Hotflush. 'NE1BUTU' is Scuba's glorious take on a thunderous classic house track,
complete with piano break and an infectious bubbling bassline - it's perfect for the summer's dancefloors. Backed by a SCB -
Scuba's other alias - remix, he adds a minimal techno edge to the song. Taken from 'Personality', the album sweeps effortlessly
across a wealth of genres within contemporary dance music, proving once again Scuba's place at the cutting edge of the electronic
music scene.

Welcome to the long awaited and heavily anticipated LUVSIC002! Having whet your appetites with the FreeLuv EP, we now deliver
the soundtrack to your summer. Taking the 'A' is Riskotheque and Marchmellows astonishing remix of Truths' Nina Simone sampling
'Don't Explain'. Calling forth the ghosts of 90s house and garage, Marchy and Risko effortlessly merge the nostalgia of their youth
with cutting edge production for a track that perfectly fits the Love Sick remit - music equally at home in the bedroom as it is on the
dancefloor
The double 'A' side '1-800 Love' sees the duo drop the tempo, crafting an addictive house influenced drum track with a kinky
bassline and sexy chords. It's another sure fire winner from this Brighton based imprint!

The celebratory releases toasting 10 years of Motech have so far been hugely impressive, with the likes of Rob Hood, Luke Hess, Ken Ishii and Delta Funktionen all remixing label boss Franki Juncaj, better known as DJ 3000. Here we are treated to something a little different, with OktoRed and The Eerier Child commissioned to remix "Moodstream", one of the highlights from the recent Invisible Moods album. The results, pressed up on a delicious little 7", are endlessly intriguing: the electro-tinged OktoRed version bumps and bleeps in all the right places, while The Eerier Child tweak (exclusive to this release) veers into heads-down dubstep territory with creaking atmospherics and droning whooshes of sub bass that threaten to dislodge the needle from its groove. Limited edition business too - don't sleep!

The thought is quickly put to one side as the drop leaps in, it's huge subbass movement roaring alongside glistening metallic drum hits. Distorted computer tones groan and cry for mercy as twisted mids tear through the sonic landscape.

Godflesh, Head of David, Napalm Death, Techno Animal, Jesu, Greymachine, Palesketcher - just some of the projects from the insanely prolific Justin Broadrick, who in his new relationship with 3by3, raises his Techno Animal moniker JK Flesh from the dead for its debut full-length outing, to once again prove his mastery of all things brutal.

This latest drop for the stealth-tech XXX imprint sees Killawatt team up with Thelem to deliver two spacious rollers. 'Kaba' taps into the current flavour for tough, tribal riddims, with cascading kicks, pressurised subs and tech accents combining to make the soundtrack to a high-speed late-night metro trip. 'Point Of No Return' inverts the energy levels, mixing seismic bass drops and taut atmospherics to create an auditory blackhole, bending sounds as they cross the event horizon.

With a contempt for rhythmic regularity and an encyclopedic sample library, former Chicago resident Dave Quam reinterprets juke, reggaeton, & bass styles into his own twitching & brutal sound. F/DJ Rashad on "Aww Shit!"

Some excellent electro dub instrumental tracks!

Dropping their milestone tenth release, Mixmag's current Label Of The Week Reggae Roast continue to bring together exciting artists from the world of reggae, dub and beyond. 'Show Babylon' is yet another slice of hard hitting dub by Linval Thompson, a true legend of the genre, with a heavyweight dubstep remix from TMSV, one of the best up and coming producers in the game. From the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, the name Linval Thompson and the Thompson Sounds moniker had serious currency in the world of Jamaican reggae. In addition to his reputation as a vocalist on over a dozen albums, Thompson was the producer of over 40 albums and hundreds of singles by artists including Dennis Brown, Freddie McGregor, Barrington Levy, Eek-A-Mouse, Gregory Isaacs, The Wailing Souls, Triston Palma, Cornell Campbell, Johnny Osbourne, The Viceroys, and Sugar Minott. Nick Manasseh has been deeply involved in the development of the UK roots scene for the past two decades, championing his distinctive production style with many of the biggest talents of his generation. He is also responsible for introducing many new people to the genre through his seminal radio show on Kiss FM which ran for a staggering 12 years. His productions have backed several Reggae Roast releases including the previous single with Kenny Knots and the ever popular 'Reggae Music' by Earl 16. TMSV is an emerging producer from The Netherlands with releases on Tube10 and Box Clever. His recent remix of Movado's 'Dem A Talk' was voted in the top 5 remixes of the year on Dubstep Forum and he is widely tipped as one to watch for 2012. Here he adds a deep, percussive flip to the original.

Having already released two stunning singles this year, Netsky is back with the highly anticipated follow-up to his 2010 self-titled debut on Hospital Records.

The Original Dubstep label 'Ghost Recordings' celebrates it's return with the second arrival to the Limited Edition series.
With a decade passed since the first Limited Edition 'Dance hall EP' the gang felt it overdue for another, and what better
way to return than with the introduction of two new & talented producers. Opus delivers a deep weighty bass hook with drums so similar to the original dubstep sound. Together with an all so familiar La Roux sample it sets the tone for the perfect club/radio track. Dubstep pioneer El-B goes back to back with new producer/dj Filth Arris to create a very distinctive slice of ghetto garage/gangsta dubstep. Alternating bass grooves and lossely swung drum patterns create a very raw & infectiously easy to dance to club/radio banger.

Around the latter part of 2008 a certain Bristolian figure, best known now as Joker, made a relatively innocent comment about his sound being best described - not as dubstep - but as 'Purple' or 'Purple WoW'. Along with his production cohorts Gemmy and Guido the trio soon became known as the 'Purple Trinity'.

limited white vinyl pressing! Chewie stands taller-than-the-other-Wookie in the Dubstep scene at the moment, blowing out eardrums 'round the globe from his outpost down under. This UK transplant graces Paradise Lost with a vicious, apocalyptic EP of razor-sharp basslines and ominous textures that will kick you in the gut 140 times per minute.Title track 'Survival' is built in the run-and-gun style, mixing Chewie's patented writhing basslines with sci-fi textures and soundscapes of doom into a maelstrom of sonic badness that will weed out the weak-at-heart from the dancefloor. 'Outpost 31' takes things to a colder, steppy level and is the sort of psychological mind-f**k of a tune that one might rock out to in an Antartic outpost being infiltrated by shapeshifting aliens (Outpost 31... anyone). The flipside sees Riskotheque taking the reigns on his remix rendition of 'Survival', delivering a deeper, darker, techier variation on the original's epic theme - deadly stuff in the original Risko stylee! Finally, 'Slipstream' is full-on, raving-off-yer-head mayhem, but with a level of quality that those producing "popular" Dubstep at the moment can only ever hope to attain.As a bonus exclusive to the digital release, 'Adagio For Dub' combines a well-known classical theme with trademark bassline science and floorshredding beats. All this adds up to the total package of dancefloor destruction and is brought to you by your dear friends at Paradise Lost and man-of-the-moment Chewie. Cop it!

The new Wheel and Deal production partnership between N-Type and Surge, releasing their 1st EP: September Sun.A: September Sun ft Pyxis - After the success of Surges first single with Pyxis (Leech), she once again delivers her signature vocal style, this time laid down on the fresh and original collaboration between Wheel and Deal label head N-Type and rising star Surge. The combination of production styles has built a fresh take on the dubstep sound. This featured in N-Types mini mix for Mistajams Radio 1 show earlier this year, with continuous radio support from Hatcha at Kiss 100, Mistajam, Walsh (Biscuit Factory Records) and N-Types Rinse FM show, every Tuesday 9-11pm. B: Mega-Tron - Featuring live guitar from Jonny Boltano, showcasing a different side to the duos production skills. Rolling rock style drums and build ups drop into a continuously transforming bassline. As the the track develops, the influx of the orchestra ends the track dramatically. Being battered by Hatcha at Kiss 100, Soap Dodgers, Laxx, Walsh, N-Type & Surge. This also featured in N-Types mini mix for Mistajams Radio 1 show earlier this year.C: Triangles - Old school Jungle/DnB, dub and techno influences rain through in this track. Dark & atmospheric, this could easily be a soundtrack of horror film proportions. The Bass is thick and punchy with the eerie sample 'Dark Triangles!' slicing through the darkness. Support from Mistajam, Hatcha, Soap Dodgers, Walsh, N-Type & Surge. D: Zombie Apocalypse - This one is more on the jump up side, proving the diversity in N-Type & Surge's production style. As the zombies approach, tension builds to the drop with the dramatic sample 'This is the End'. The bass is weighty and growling, like a blood thirsty monster. The second drop steps up the pace with a staggered, automated bass rinse out.

Limited Vinyl promo. Caspa 'Not For The Playlist EP' Part 2. This 12' is serially sick.Absolute killer from the dopest ghost.

Purified Half-step pressure from an OG Dubstepper. 'Grim' is a lean and minimal dancer built from unrelenting subs and tight tribal drums. 'Lost In Space' is all about the bass, an over-wide load of billowing subs and creepy dread stabs for the militant halfstepper.

4 Track EP from Australia based Producer fusing House with sparkling synths and yawning bass.

Tri Angle presents the debut EP of another enigmatic young producer from the broadband underground, Howse. 'Lay Hollow' takes us deeper than we've ever been into the mournful electronic underworld that Tri Angle has so successfully colonised - hypnotising us with vapour-trail synths and footwork drums tranquillised down to a funereal andante, but keeping us ever so slightly on edge with the sound of distant crow-calls and Boards of Canada-style atmospherics. It's the extraordinary 'VBS' that provides the highlight of the EP - here there's footwork torque as well as texture, ghetto-shaking subs and skippy, accelerated 808 patterns framing coital moans and ominous strings. 'Old Tea' combines stormy ambience with drum programming that borders on d'n'b rollage; 'Depths' further caters to the ghost-steppers before before 'Fete' sees us out on an air-mattress of airy string-pads and hungover, sleep-deprived Reese bass.

well here it comes the first spb 45 rpm 12inch vinyl. with four tracks by istari lasterfahrer. first side is a travel into newstyle jungle hardcore. kill a groove starts stomping and warping to drop into electro bass music, my sound is more into harsh ska-junglism.

UNDERTONE is the collaboration between DIGID and PRIMATE. Digid was responsible for the second release on WARRIORZ RECORDS and Primate (aka Wasp) is a veteran in the Belgian drum'n'bass and dubstep scene. With Undertone they bundle their forces and make intense and raw productions. They draw inspiration from their broad musical background and unite all these elements to create their own specific sound. The FLASH POINT EP on WARRIORZ RECORDS is their first official release!

Chug: The dancefloor smasher, battered by N-Type on every set. The new metal build up drops into an aggy stepper, building
aggression as it develops. Cheshire Cat: Wonka donna beats, this cheeky little track has all the swagger and prowess of the Cheshire
Cat himself. Bouncy and bubbling, this track showcases the lighter side of Crushington's personality.

check these tracks !!!
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