RECENT REVIEWS
TERRANOVA [Briddim, Metalcore]
PhaseOne
In the limbo space between heavy dubstep and heavy metalcore, PhaseOne gathers his troops and belligerently attacks this fusion sound once again on his sophomore album. But for all the similarities between metalcore and dubstep, this particular flavour of the fusion seems like a tough fortress to crack.
Skream! [UK dubstep]
Skream
Skream's self-titled album is a cult classic, an essential album for any electronic listener. Not only was it one of the first records to define the progression into a new era for the UK's musical landscape, but it was (and is) just a really good record as well.
The Vision [UK dubstep]
Joker
Those familiar with the oldheads of the UK dubstep scene will know one of its biggest proponents - Joker - and his wobbly, melodic style of dubstep he brings out in his "Vision".
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Chillout
Sometimes, you need to chill out.
Conceptual
Mind-bendingly experimental.
Pop
Lyricism and silky vocals.
Atmosphere
Pure immersion.
Aggressive
Not for the faint of heart.
Cultural
For those serious about discussing music.
Synthwave
It's about the aesthetic.
Dancefloor
Move!
Hip-hop
Influence from the world's biggest genre.
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Aetherborne [Colour bass]
Chime
The man who pioneered colour bass now seeks to upturn it, but instead, he finds himself in the middle of an intrepid, polychromatic sonic journey.
Nurture [Synthpop]
Porter Robinson
Porter Robinson's sophomore album is vastly different from what he's done before, and what he went on to do after, and it might just be the strongest of the lot.
Tidal Memory Exo [Deconstructed club, UK bass, Grime]
Iglooghost
"Tidal Memory Exo" is possibly one of the the most creative albums I've heard to date. And that is no small feat.
