Halo Nova continues to push the envelope of filthy dubstep with his unique sounds. Despite only hearing these brief previews, I can confidently say that Halo’s next release will be a banger for sure.
Since the last time Nick was featured on EJ, I can honestly say that he has only gotten better. The thing that impresses me most about Halo Nova is that in such a short amount of time, he has rightfully carved his own path in the dubstep scene. He has such a refreshingly creative take on the …
The track Unleash The Fear by Uppermost is so ridiculously loud and filthy that Soundcloud users have coined a new term – PDTD. What’s that, you say? Post-drop trauma disorder.
Satire of course, but I think it accurately expresses the new level of extreme filth that Uppermost has brought us to…
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I’ve long been a user of the Internet radio station Pandora.com. I was immediately drawn to the freedom to create stations based on my favorite artists and the ability to completely fine-tune my station specifics. Being one of the first of its kind, it truly has revolutionized that way we listen to music (both online and offline).
Recently, Pandora added a feature called “genre stations” – which basically means each genre of music (electronica, hip-hop, country, etc) has it’s own radio station. This feature is not necesarily new; they simply revamped …
At the time of this post, dubstep act Slum Dogz only have one release on Circus Records. But they’ve come back with these fresh tracks For All Time and In The Hood to prove that they are NOT just one-hit wonders! We at ElectroJams.com were fortunately to receive a sneak peek of these upcoming tracks!
Expect these tracks to drop both digitally and on vinyl September 1st.
Slum Dogz – For All Time (promo)
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Slum Dogz – In The Hood (promo)
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New release from Downlink entitled Factory. That’s the proper name for it, as Downlink takes the famous “robotic” sounds made popular by acts such as Excision and DatsiK and turns it in to something new. It sounds less like Tranformers and more like an electric screwdriver.
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