Launching today via ProgRAM is a fantastic helping of drum and bass from Kallan HK. The female producer is making serious waves with her immersive cuts, and is back for another double release on the prominent label. “Flight Path” is an absolute treat from start to finish and offers up enveloping synth melodies amongst a […]
Subtronics – Cyclops Army
Dropping today is the massive new EP from Philadelphia producer Subtronics, who returns through his new label Cyclops Recordings with the Cyclops Army EP. He’s known for his unconventional, boundary-pushing blend of heavy dubstep and riddim. Fusing his love for subwoofers and dirty bass beat, Jesse Kardon has brought us the “spaced out wook trap […]
Pillows – Pillows
Continuing to build growing name for herself on the electronic scene is LA based producer Pillows who returns with her huge new single of the same name. Self-producing her own material has always been a large part of her sound to date, and this latest release shows off a true captivating sound of what’s to […]
Junk Mail – Lock Stock
Ram Records is today releasing the exceptional “Lock Stock” from producer and DJ Junk Mail. Despite only just starting out under this alias, Junk Mail also happens to be one half of duo Mind Vortex – known for their heavy-hitting D&B anthems. “Lock Stock” is a great introduction to Junk Mail’s future sounds. It comes […]
Ian Munro – Liminal EP
Quality Goods Records have just turned up the heat with a new EP release from Ian Munro. Taking things up several notches is Liminal, a five-track affair of epic trap proportions. There is something cinematic about this fabulous collection, and it shows off the very best of talent from the young New Zealand artist. Not […]
TRUTH – The Unexpected EP
Taking The Unexpected to Wakaan this week is New Zealand’s Truth, who always deliver on the weighty bass front. They present four new tracks for inspection underneath this title, and there are musical fireworks going off from start to finish. They get things off to a big start with none other than the title track […]