Howdy-hoooo(es)! Thanks to twitter, my search for music today was fairly quick! After reviewing all the new UKF DnB & Dubstep songs, listening to a bunch of random soundcloud tunes and stuff, I got lucky, you could say! Saw a promotion by DJ Shortee for Heavy Artillery Records (which I believe is partly hers anyway) and everything was in order.
This Jimmy Maverick guy, apparently Ukrainian (waddup White-Ra), released a new EP. It's got some pretty heavy metal influences, and I find that dope as fuck 'cus metal is like the hardest thing on earth.
The first track, "Let 'Em Burn" seems filled with the kind of Excision & Downlink type of dubstep, not all-out metal but you can definitely feel the vibes on the drums and synths, good stuff indeed.
Second track, obviously metal influenced, since it's a remix of the dude's band, named "Jim Jams" (gonna make a band and name it after myself too, pro move). It has that "dubcore" type of swing which seems to be on the rise now. Not keen on "core"-type vocals in general but this tune does it well, so I'm not going to complain! A big fan of the distorted guitar sounds, the wobbly-wobbles are good too, oh and the big snare is genuinely huge.
Proper stuff, Heavy Artillery releases quite a lot of awesome drumstep, dubstep and the likes, so check them out!
Happy friday friday gotta get down on friday everybody.
/Lekroth
This Jimmy Maverick guy, apparently Ukrainian (waddup White-Ra), released a new EP. It's got some pretty heavy metal influences, and I find that dope as fuck 'cus metal is like the hardest thing on earth.
The first track, "Let 'Em Burn" seems filled with the kind of Excision & Downlink type of dubstep, not all-out metal but you can definitely feel the vibes on the drums and synths, good stuff indeed.
Second track, obviously metal influenced, since it's a remix of the dude's band, named "Jim Jams" (gonna make a band and name it after myself too, pro move). It has that "dubcore" type of swing which seems to be on the rise now. Not keen on "core"-type vocals in general but this tune does it well, so I'm not going to complain! A big fan of the distorted guitar sounds, the wobbly-wobbles are good too, oh and the big snare is genuinely huge.
Proper stuff, Heavy Artillery releases quite a lot of awesome drumstep, dubstep and the likes, so check them out!
Happy friday friday gotta get down on friday everybody.
/Lekroth
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