Low End Music Vinilo y CD

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.

Review: Ernestas Ov?aruk is Teffa, a dubsteps artist from Leeds who knows how to lay down some deadly bottom ends. He takes care of the small but well formed Low End Music label's third release here with great elan. The low frequency oscillations of 'Attention' will loosen the bowels of anyone. 'Hills & Bumps' is just that, a series of undulations where you ride the bass and kicks into a meditative state. 'Solnce' is more naughty, with wub-wub bass, ice-cold hits and a real sense of menace. The predatory 'Crooks' closes out with snaking bass and a real sense of purpose.