Following last month’s release of Off The Traxx on Redlight’s Lobster Boy imprint (under the new moniker of NY Transit Authority), the end of 2011 sees Bristol dubstep don Mensah shifting into a slower, grittier and more electro influenced style for this cut on DJ Die’s Gutterfunk.

Long time purveyors and all round pioneers of urban music Rinse FM have just announced their collaborative store with the even more pioneering Warp Records’ Bleep store.

Fresh off the back of his recent Songs For Endless Cities mix CD on !K7, We managed to hustle an interview with bass music heavyweight and Rinse FM regular Brackles, as well a download of his epically percussive and as yet unreleased remix of Ellie Goulding‘s Under The Sheets. Songs For Endless Cities is the [...]

2010 has been a big year for eleven8, having his debut 12″ released on Lick The Wrap Records, a label I release my dubstep through digitally, among other big releases, with the 12″ being featured on the hugely popular Hospitality Records Podcast. Listening through his back-catalogue you can hear the progression to what he produces [...]

With the release of Addison Groove’s Footcrab and Ramadanman’s Work Them, both two of this years strongest tunes, Swamp81 was contending in my mind for the most exciting label of 2010. But after listening to Benji B‘s Deviation show last night Swamp 81, for me has took it by a long shot. I’ve been a fan of [...]

Another prime example of forward thinking dubstep, Bristol based Coleco has been pushing his unique sound with releases through Skybrid and Bristol’s Soul Motive records, his tunes fusing elements of garage, house and some extraordinary synth work. Coleco’s been at the game for a while as a producer, and he brings a long history of [...]