Did you say Cheap pizza, Super NES & Big Bass music at your favourite basement bar? Get outta town !!!
 
Rad Sauce Resident Snifit and East London’s infamous Wobble Squad’s head honcho Sai join forces to bring you MUTATE @ The Alibi with special guest DJs + old school gaming and enough snacks to drown a small horse! Sunday vibes party people!!

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…continue reading Mutate Bank Holiday: Randomer + Rattus Rattus

 
Did you say popcorn, Super NES & Big Bass music at your favourite basement bar? Get outta town !!!
 
Rad Sauce Resident Snifit and East London’s infamous Wobble Squad’s head honcho Sai join forces to bring you MUTATE @ The Alibi with special guest DJs + old school gaming and enough popcorn to drown a small horse! Sunday vibes party people!!
 
Every First sunday be cranking out forward thinking mutations of dubstep/garage/techno/tribal and future bass on a rib rattling Void Acoustic sound system. Bass heavy tunes designed specifically to massage those post Saturday worries away. Expect deep bass vibes early building up to the biggest Sunday Rave Dalston has seen in years.
…continue reading Mutate 003 : 7oel / Dave Vern + Mischa Mathys

 
Maybe its the lack of ego, the realism or the melancholy stripped down electronic beats it’s hard to resist of the charms of Ghost Poet’s debut album Peanut Butter Blue and Melancholy Jam. As we enter the world of your modern day twenty something year old striving for the simple life, Ghost Poet reflects many of the woes of the post recession climate and the urban struggle that confronts anyone with dreams of living their artist dreams in a big city. Relocated from Coventry to London Obaro Ejimiwe is simply a man with some stories to tell, and that he does, lost loves, blurred life direction, overdrafts and post hangover self loathing, these are real the worries expressed in an honest down to earth way that is seldom found in the hip hop world.
…continue reading My united K of whatever

Future Sound – An Underground Electronic Music Documentary from Jamie Whitby on Vimeo.

…continue reading The future is now

 
We’ve got another fresh mix hot off the press for you guys, from a London based DJ/Producer who’s a good friend of ours Snifit . Another deep forward thinking mix, blending elements of Techno, Tribal UKF, Dubstep and Future Garage hopefully this one will ease you into your Monday morning woes. If you’re a fan of his “Wobble Bleep” series your gonna love this one, stream and download (click the arrow on the right) from the player below.
 
Future Riddims by Snifit
 
…continue reading Future Riddims

 
From the people that brought Skream’s latest work “Outside the box” to Japan, up and coming label Hydra Records are making Godzilla style waves from the far east in the world of Dubstep, Techno and Experimental Hip Hop. Azzxsss (pronounced Azzuks) is a collaboration between two well grounded Japanese artists Azzurro and Solid State Soul. Taking heavy influence from the world of dub and dub techno Azzxsss’s latest release “Deepsketch” is a satisfyingly sophisticated album. …continue reading Hydra Dub

Much has been written about Kyle Hall in recent months, and with good reason. After his debut single on FXHE garnered support from the likes of Theo Parrish and Omar S, the Detroit native’s breakthrough came in the form of his brilliant remix of Darkstar’s “Aidy’s girl is a computer” on Hyperdub last year. Kyle has followed this up with a solid EP on the same label as well as a few on his own, cheekily named Wild Oats (geddit? Hall, Oats? ah nevermind). It is his unconventional, almost naive take on making music that gives one the sense that Kyle has thrown out the template and makes his own rules in the studio. Warm, noodly keys layered on top of drunken drum patterns shows the rest of us that electronic music needn’t always be about perfectly sequenced patterns and rhythms. This loose approach gives his music a somewhat live, DIY feel. Stomping all over the definition of what might be considered UK Funky, Dubstep, Deep House or Techno, Hall’s broken rhythms are a breath of fresh air into the world of pre-packaged beats and throwaway grooves. Oh and did i mention he’s only 18! …continue reading Omar says yeS

I’m not gonna make a big thing about the best tracks of 2009 just yet…..

But over the last week with Rage against the machine performing live on BBC5 and eventually winning their battle against the evil Simon Cowell by topping the UK charts for christmas ’09 as well as talk going around about the best songs of the last decade I feel empowered to share a few tracks with you.
…continue reading Top of the pops!

As much as I love a good angry wobble trasher, I and I’m sure a lot of other people are growing a bit weary of LFO induced wobble bass bangers that have little variation and seems to all sound the same. Lately my ears tend to be perking up to the sounds of a deeper “Future Garage” sound, usually more sampled based and incorporating elements of techno, garage, classic break beat rave, dub and reggae.

With deep house and techno elements making a bit of a come back in all styles of electronic music in the last few years it only makes sense that these strains of dubstep, 2 step, and new school garage are combining to make a new exciting hybrid for a new decade. As science tell us with every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, much like in music (and social tastes) there is opposites and reactions of backlashes and revivals (whether it be from grungy to poppy or dirty to deep). Now having not lived in the UK during the high points in 2 step, garage and even some of the early dub influenced dubstep from the early naughties, I felt as though I might have missed out on some of the best years for UK electronic music. However as I discover more and more interesting new music taking influence from the past, I feel quite fortunate to have lived through the naughties, despite what other people might say about the state of music these days.
…continue reading 2010: It’s almost the future, where’s my flying car dammit!?

It’s not every week I come across an album that I really love, not just because every track is great, but because you can tell that a lot of thought went into the project as a whole. Too many artists these days tend to rush their work resulting in releases that seem to be
a mish-mash of contrasting, generic or somewhat unfinished ideas.

“Suicide Beauty Spot” is the name of the latest studio release from a young producer called Point B on Combat records. He is currently residing in Brixton, no doubt taking a lot of his influences from its multicultural neighbourhoods.
…continue reading “Itchy deep-step”