It’s been less than a year since his last album, but he couldn’t wait to unleash a whole new batch.  It’s been said that Bassnectar has adjusted his sound to fit a more party-ready, mainstream sound in an effort to win fans, but we don’t think that is the case.  Lorin Ashton, the man behind Bassnectar, still brings his own unique form of bass music only now fans are catching on in throngs.  His brand of “omnitempo maximalism” is really on display here with his new album, Va Va Voom, …

Some great acid-infused breakcore from Canadian artist, Venetian Snares. His second release of the year, and it’s definitely a big’n. Some really sharp, crisp rhythms and eclectic melodies makes this my favourite release of his for a good 4 or so years.
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The dutch electronic music trio, Noisa have had successful careers throught many genres and are well known for many big songs such as Machine Gun there very popular dubstep/drum and bass track.  Noisa’s first full album release, Split The Atom was released on April 4th 2010, with 18 tracks across many different genres. This special edition release of Split The Atom almost doubles your tracks going from 18 to 32. This album includes already good tracks featuring Foreign Beggars but also includes the heavy dubstep remix of Alpha Centauri by Excision and …

Aiming to stay on top of the charts, Elite Force smashes into 2012 with another head-turning release. Spanning far corners of 130-140bpm styles, the ‘Jackpot EP’ promises a little something for everyone’s dark side.
The title track shows a fresh side of that deep and bassy Warehouse-Breaks style Elite Force is known for, while ‘Lasers & Light Strobes’ is a throwback to oldschool dark and chunky Hard House. Capping off this explosive release is a slow and naughty Dubstep grinder titled ‘Figured You Easy’. The entire EP …

I know when I see the name Mustard Pimp in a title that it’s going to be a wacky and wild time. Well the French duo’s remix of Don’t Stop from The Subs is nothing short of exactly that – and maybe a little even crazier than usual. Honestly I have no idea what category to post this in, not that it really matters. But it does however highlight a very big part of the remix – it’s a little bit of everything: dubstep, break beat, glitch hop.
Don’t Stop (Mustard …