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Juno Recommends Dubstep
Juno Recommends Dubstep Best of 2021
30 Nov 2021
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Review: By now, we should all be familiar with Ghost Phone's unique formula, namely chopped, screwed, twisted and re-imagined R&B workouts provided by a never-named crew of mystery producers. The Bristol based imprint has moved the goalposts once more on volume five, first fusing grime and dub techno and the pleasingly stoned and weighty 'Hotline', before opting for more extensive vocals, glassy-eyed chords and bustling beats on 'Come Over'. 'Hit Diff' raises the bar further by combining jungle breaks and the forthright attitude of ghetto-tech, while 'Blame' is a deliciously warming, loved-up slab of hazy R&B brilliance. If there's a more inventive and inspired rework series out there, we've yet to find it.
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Review: The Banshee EP was one of the last musical projects the pair of Glume and Phossa worked on together in Bristol before they left the city to live elsewhere. Lead single 'Banshee' has been played for years on the circuit and always got great reactions, so the pair sat down to write three more tunes to go with it for the sake of this EP. That was during lockdown so they haven't been road tested yet but rest assured when they are, the club will erupt. Each one hits deep, with trippy synth motifs from the Orient on 'Jitter', warrior energy on 'Vessel' and more broken beats on 'Sunken.'
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Review: Heavy Bounce Swiss Precision.
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Review: Deep Medi murkers Kaiju return to Mala's label with another bulldozer EP - 'Troll'. The title track sets the tone and mood with its raw, curmudgeonly mid 2000s style groove. Elsewhere 'Counter It' looks more towards the club sound with its rifle-like kicks weaving a steppy storm beneath the tense, oppressive atmospheres before 'The Terrible' closes the EP with some incredibly unique and stark bass textures. DO feed the troll.
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Review: Zahabi make a fine debut on Lion Charge Records here on a limited edition, hand-stamped 10". This one is designed to pumped out loud in soot-black basements. It's full of grit and late night menace, lurching bass and smoky atmosphere that get you lost in sound and compelled by the rhythm. '7th Seal' is the heavier of the two with dread vocals and plenty of cavernous space to allow everything to really resonate. 'Dance Of Obsidian' then brings stark dub chord stabs, watery sounds and rib-rattling bass.
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Review: The Dubbing Sun collective hails from Austria. It has appeared on a broad range of contemporary labels, helping to drive the deep dubstep scene forwards in recent years. Their sounds now come on this lush orange marbled 10 inch vinyl and as ever is seriously heavy. Opener 'Hail Jah' has some spiritual pads and lots of wide open space for the wispy leads to drift through. The bass and drums have plenty of wobble and sci-fi effects finish it in futurist style. 'Evilman' is more dread-fulled and dark, with stepping drums leaning into the shadows.
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Review: Major league reissue business as enigmatic Hyperdub alumni Zomby returns to his early work and brings it back to the future on a series of Warehouse Rave revisits. For 'Spliff Dub' it's all about that classic Billy Boyo sample that Zomby flipped in swaggering style back in 2008 and for good measure he's brought in the massive Sukh Knight remix that arguably became even bigger than the original with its big organs and even bigger basslines. Massiveness... And there's more to come. Keep the evil away.
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Review: Biome's at the top of his game with this new EP on Deep, Dark & Dangerous, which is the label's first of the year. It's a masterclass in dark dubstep wizardry that is expertly put together across four compelling tunes. Opener 'The Joker' is a haunting tune with a whispered vocal and cavernous grooves. The icy hits are to die for and the low end wobble is irresistible. 'Boxed' then gets heavy with more crashing hits and fizzing, dystopian synths. There is plenty of weight in 'Monster' and its poised drums and big drops and last of all 'Never Listen' is a fine example of tension and release that keeps you locked.
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Review: AJ Tracey famously announced the release of his sophomore set, Flu Game, with a fake press conference in which he took on the role of a star basketball player. There's a reason for that - Tracey claims to have drawn influence from the story of Michael Jordan and his legendary Chicago Bulls side of the 1990s - though some reviewers have questioned the relevance of the concept to the album itself. Putting that to one side, Flu Game is a very good album indeed: a contender for the grime album of the year with Tracey spitting thoughtful and hard-hitting rhymes atop punchy grime beats and hot-stepping UK garage grooves. To our ears it's a step up from his self-titled 2019 debut album and in time will be regarded as a genuine grime classic.
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Cat: DDD 083. Rel: 25 Oct 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Here's a tag-team you can ring home and tell you mam about: proud Salford Precinct shoppers Cartridge and Strategy's Regents project on Truth's Deep, Dark & Dangerous blasts out of the cannons with pure 140 venom. Heavy killer whale beats and fast piranha bars biting away with sharp truths and heavy realisms, the whole EP smacks hard with a unique fusion that not seen often enough in dubstep. Serious music that works in all realms.
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Review: Parisian producer Ourman has been touted as one to watch many times over the last few years, with plaudits arriving for his numerous low-key, largely digital-only releases. According to our research, this outing on White Peach is his first vinyl missive - something of a landmark for the up-and-coming Frenchman. There's much to admire throughout, with Ourman combining warm, deep, sometimes punishing sub-bass and crunchy post-dubstep drum rhythms with a variety of breezy, ear-pleasing melodies and instrumental flourishes. The best of the bunch is probably the exotic title track, 'Windy', which rushes along at a notable pace and boasts what sounds like Amazonian instrumentation (but most likely isn't), though the sparkling and deep 'Rub A Thug' and skittish 'Polarised' are also top-notch.
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Cat: SENLP 002. Rel: 01 Feb 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: The second chapter of Sentry's compilation series furthers the notoriety of its lauded artist congregation, welcoming plenty of fresh faces to the revered artist roster. A four-track vinyl sampler, Syndicate Part 2 takes (as the label best said themselves) 'bass music enthusiasts for an extensive and stylistically varied ride'. KALI & Senncoria take dubstep into world music realms on 'Dragon Shape', LSN bring UK bass music forward on the urban grit of 'Shotta Kush', Substance teams up with label head honcho Youngsta on the blunted late night grime experiment 'Nug', and on what was probably our favourite track on here, Cimm presents a unique take on dub techno with the cavernous and glacial 'Glider'.
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Review: Last month rising star Ourman popped up on White Peach with his first solo vinyl outing. Here he returns to the very same imprint with another quality collection of heady twists on grime and dubstep. He combines deep, low-slung dubstep grooves with creepy melodies and intoxicating electronics on 'Namarie', before making great use of Arabic instrument samples on the more skittish and up-tempo 'Meknes'. Over on the flip, sweet and melodious deep dubstep number 'Sinning' is joined by 'Vulgar', a darker and more paranoid chunk of slow-swinging grime wobbliness. All four cuts are naturally blessed with serious bass-weight and a smoky atmosphere.
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Cat: NUMAREC 005. Rel: 03 May 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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Review: Following his soundtrack to the Roki game and appearances on the likes of Monstercat, Aether returns to his spiritual home Fent Plates for the first time since 2017. The wait has of course been worth it as 'Fragments' takes us back to the Scottish deepsmith's finest elements; stirring, poignant chords, foggy, disarming textures long lingering-but-tender notes. From the opening airy pads and trembling keys of 'Luna Awaits' to the final slo-mo plod and echo of the finale 'Worlds Apart', it's Aether doing what he does best; conjuring up emotions you didn't even know you were feeling while making you feel like you're in an impenetrable bubble. Beautiful.
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Review: After some great releases on Heavy Traffic, Boka Records and Daku, Andrew Howard, better known as AxH, is back with a new one for the ever reliable Artikal Music. Stomping, yet remarkably deep and meditative, 'Monkey Brainz' will hypnotise you into submission with its blunted style of sonar transmissions. Over on the flip, things get much nastier and even abrasive on the pitch black dubstep transgressions of 'Boxknife Chrome' which will leave you feeling like you smoked synthetic cannabinoids.
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Review: Shout out to the skullduggers and conivers! Cimm has returned to Sentry, he's onto to you and it won't be long before his 'Conman' catches you and pins you to the grouund. Tense, creepy and just the right level of theatre, this one hits with serious weight. 'So' contines the tension but with more a stripped back 2007 wobble style that would have pinned plenty of folk down at DMZ back in the day. Cimm when you're winning.
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Review: Flying Dutchman Hebbe touches down on at DUPLOC once again with two powerful slabs of 140 dark matter. 'Up Town Dub' is all bubbles, grooves and swaggering beats with plenty of funk while 'RSNT' takes us right the way through town and deep into to industrial district where walloping machinery pummels us into the grit. J:Kenzo rounds off this exceptional set with a dreamy-yet-tense take on 'Up Town Dub'. The only way is up.
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Review: From the eastern sorcerer who gave us 'Dying On Acid' a few years ago on Deep Medi comes 'Pusher Acid', one of the most beguiling EPs Gantz has cast our way in some time. Six tracks over two 12"s, there's a real measured pace and sense of tension running across the collection as we gradually build up to the pensive, fierce and well-chiselled title track. Elsewhere we have the eerie cinematica of 'Sleepless Elite', the left-footed lollops and slug-like bassline of 'Chiral' and the palpitating, slo-mo seduction of the vinyl-only cut 'Spineless'. Keep pushing on.
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Review: Italian vocalist Marina P is the guest on this new 12", and she brings something different than anyone who knows her work might expect. On the brand new single from the forthcoming Radikal Guru album 'Beyond The Borders', she offers a soulful and human counterpart to the shiny metallic drums and urban dubstep bass all around her. She muses on the struggles communities face in the modern day and the mediative beats only serve to heighten the message. The original is backed by two roots style exclusive remixes by the Guru himself.
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Review: Last year Sir Hiss (real name Jeff Emmott) was catapulted into the limelight via his most high-profile 12" yet - a fine EP of 140 BPM dancefloor mutations on K-Lone's Wych imprint. Here the Bristol-based producer returns to his own label for the first time in two years with three more weighty chunks of atmospheric post-dubstep pressure. He begins with 'Wot', a sub-powered, off-kilter monster laden with crunchy snares, tough kick-drums, mangled musical motifs and just the right amount of head wobbling effects. 'Na Di Mi Na' is even creepier and moodier, with crackly spoken word samples, plucked harp melodies and horror soundtrack textures wrapping around a more punchy and upbeat dubstep rhythm, while 'Schmetterling' is a quietly jazzy chunk of cinematic trip-hop with a 21st century twist.
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Review: Deep Dark & Dangerous snap up debutant signing Hypho here. The talented producer created the tunes on this EP during lockdown and next to his beats, four guests all step up to make fine features. 'Dust Of The Devil' opens with an ice cold sound built on bottomless low ends and with some fine flow from Slowie. Strategy is the guest on 'Dirty Water' and his rapid bars add real energy to the sparse and deadly rhythm. 'Suffering' is another fresh cut with digital effects and punning kicks then the twinkling keys and Digital-dub of 'Stellar Transit' (feat Xakra & Finnoh) close in style.
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Review: Big city king JSM rings up Sub FM crew Low End Music's new label with a trio of spacious subby trips. 'Dial Tone' takes a familiar sound and twists it into an undulating hook that melts around the swaggering kicks. 'FD2' continues the tonal theme with a dubby harmonic that rattles and ghosts around the stripped back, slouching beats before 'Midnight Heist' takes things even deeper with heavily filtered pads, sleepy horns and the swampiest drums this side of the sewer. Bukkha joins the fray with a bubbly broken beat remix to close. Ding dong.
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Review: Juss B is Torrey Thomas, a producer based in Long Beach, California with releases on Uprise Audio, CPA and FatKidOnFire. He's got a new one out this week on Belgium's Duploc, the 'leading tastemakers for real dubstep' with some Stateside low end theories on the label's 42nd release. Features the Ourman remix of Sandman, which is said to be highly anticipated and we can see why - definitely some deep hypnotic vibes on this one! Elsewhere, there's the roaring bass exploitations of 'Burn This' and the bass bin destruction of 'Make It Rain' which altogether represent the standard of quality that's so prevalent on the west coast at present.
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Review: LX One fires up his Vantage machine for another joy ride around the town. As we've come to expect from the MC-turned-premiership producer, it's all about the drama and tension. 'Bloodshot' sees him teaming up with OG Youngsta for a haunted house of a jam. Dusty organs, rusty textures. Meanwhile on the B 'Seeking' goes for the jugular with its fierce symphonic stabs and end-of-the-world swagger. Heavyweight.
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Cat: FKOFV 006. Rel: 04 Oct 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Fire in the VIP hole! For their latest vinyl outing Fat Kid On Fire take an interesting approach and ask artists to return to previous tunes on the label and give them a VIP booster. The result are four favourites all given special new twists as Ourman, Roklem, Substrada and WZ all go in on their own work. Highlights include a whole new level of aggy mysticism on 'Calibre VIP' and the percussive new twist on 'Nirdsong VIP' but the whole EP absolutely sizzles with freshness.
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Review: Fresh from releases on labels such as Subaltern and Infernal, Spanish producer Kodama lands on Rarefied with two glistening jams. '2D' takes us straight to the beach or a long summer drive on an open road. Shimmering guitars, subtle vocals and big Latin-spiced waves of emotion, this is perfect for the sunny season. It's backed by the more dancefloor focused garage hybrid 'Honeyed'. Pushed-sludgy twosteps, swathes of textures and strings and vocals, it's another fantastical journey with that little flamenco twist at the end. Bueno.
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Review: From cor blimey to core nuclear reactor; Mean Streets continue their Trilogy collection with a second volume of gully comprising two more vibes from the left side. Donnie Kromestar starts the skirmish with his devastating heavyweight bash-about 'Dancehall' while P Jam & Dok flip the experience in the B with 'Funky Nandos'. A springy slice of broken beat with jazzy shimmers and cheery organs, it takes you back to Plastic People even if you didn't get to go there back in the day. Street talk.
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Review: The Widdler is based in Austin, Texas, but was born in Tel Aviv and is rightfully recognised as an innovator and originator of the dub sound. He takes cues from wobbling low ends and more relaxed dub, menacing bass throbs and pressurised percussion and always spits out his own unique sounding and essential cuts. And here are four more, with 'Triton' lurching on vast kicks and twisted basslines, 'Listen To The Sound' bringing some warrior horns as well as LFO madness and 'Remember When' popping off with tinny cowbells up high and watery bass oceans way down low. 'Lifeless' gets you in a hypnotised state with its eerie keys and meandering leads.
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Review: Fresh from Reflec, Soaker Sound is a brand new label from the artist who's usually spotted flexing on the likes of Lobster Theremin or bPitch Control (as Works Unit with Cleric) A home for his fusions between instrumental grime, breakbeats and more sinister elements of electro and techno, the whole six track collection packs major KOs in all directions from the Hudson Mohawk meets Benga style of 'Sleep' to the more traditional eski style string-drenched opener 'Switch'. An exciting excursion for an artist who never sits still yet always has time for reflection.
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