Skizoid steps up with a dominating, striding Dubstep, Pathetic. A strong snare, clap and deep round kick drum underpin a dominant, growling bassline, painting a dark menacing soundscape. Vocal snips add to the overall vibe of this floor rocking Dubstep. http://www.sub-bassmusic.com/profiles/blogs/sk...

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ATFC ft Lisa Millett - Bad Habit gets the Bad Logic treatment with this Breakbeat remix. Signiture raw basslines and big stepping snares domniinate the track. Bad Logik adds texture to the overall soundscape with an almost organic pattern structure.

Over the past week, a barrage of tracks, all offering a unique flavour of Dub, have taken their place on the SBM homepage. From Squee came the deep Dub journey, ‘Vicinity’ containing strong mechanical basslines and some smooth keys. DJ Rolling Paper unleashed a thick, rapid bassline, which permeated...

Billy Faithful gives some sublimly fresh Dub - Greatest Itch

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Just featured an 8-bit track by DJ Crayola. http://www.sub-bassmusic.com/profiles/blogs/dj-crayola-dabbles-in-the-8bit Its turning out to be quite a theme these days - even Skream dabbles. Anybody else done anything. I’d be keen to get a review up for you on SBM (all you gotta a do is join and put u...

DJ Mythical keeps the Dub flowing with "Belgrade Babylon". Opening up DJ Mythical eases the listener in, opening the Dub envelope slowly before the strong snare is unleashed. Wood percussion knocks through as electronic highs patter over a classic piano. The many layers of "Belgrade B...

Three tracks to cover this week, from minimal Dub to rolling Drum and Bass. From the Dub camp new comer Billy Faithfull with the carefully crafted, warm ethereal journey – Softly Softly. The next two tracks come out of Eastern Europe. There was the edgy keys and thick squelchy bassline of Spectr’s –...

DJ Rolling Paper brings the classy vocal sampling and Dub beat sounds of hallucinating to SBM. Kicking off with a light sprinkling of synth bites and a thudding kick DJ Rolling Paper stretches vocal samples over the top to hallucinogenic effect. http://www.sub-bassmusic.com/profiles/blogs/day-life-r...

The Dubstep sound played a crucial role in the last few features, with pieces from Coma and Cottonmouth. At the end of the week new comer Atmodisiac brought us to the edge of space with some layered progressive Drum and Bass. “Take me to the Edge of space”,was Atomodisiacs first feature, with its ci...

Softly Softly staggers in with a strong kick/snare and a tech stabbing bassline, which harbours an organic vibe despite the jerky robotic flavours. Billy Faithfull gradually crafts the soundscape before unleashing a warm ethereal synth which washes over this chilled Dub. http://www.sub-bassmusic.com...

Cottonmouths rework of SLK's Hype Hype, kicks of with the vocals, a round synth and a confident step. The round synth shapes up on after the break and tweeked in solid Cottonmouth style. The energetic rythum of this Dubstep remix transforms makes it impossible not to bob to. More Cottonmouth tracks ...

It was refreshing to hear a new Drum and Bass sound on SBM last week, when Impact shared the smooth jazzy vibes of ‘Thinking of you’. Not only was the production of this artist’s first feature so natural in execution but the deep bass has had me listening over and over. As the week unfolded another ...

My Addition opens up with a sinister synth melody, setting the scene for this dark floor Dubstep. Coma’s use of multiple basslines and breaks are demonstrated in this piece as he alters between metallic bass with steady snares and rolling breaks with warm synth bass keys. Review here >>> http://www....

Fidelity’s second SBM feature has been along time coming. Banana builds up lightly on the intro before breaking into a Dubstep which rattles along with tasty rim shots and some light synth keys.

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The sub-bassmusic track round up Due to the quality recently heard, its time for a roundup of tracks from the past months. Six tracks in all have been showcased, from Dubstep and Electro to Drum and Bass all demonstrating their own sound. Check here for fall post http://www.sub-bassmusic.com/profile...

Subindex turns up the heat with a Dub mixup of Shabba Ranks and Mykal Rose - Shine Eye Gal. A low down sub bassline and craftty kick drums underpin this Tech Dub remix. Check it out on the sub-bassmusic homepage player.. For track reviews and fans www.sub-bassmusic.com (Your home for the Sub-~Freque...

A laid back dark Dub, 50 Cal moves in with subtle tones, crystal clear bells and a beast of a kick drum. Proceeding with a downtempo scientific approach, AzteQh introduces a deep sub, which slides under this hypnotic journey. More of the Azteqh sound can be sound here >>> http://www.sub-bassmusic.co...

Way back in April Vengence of the Undead strode manically onto sub-bassmusic with the slithering mechanical Dubstep ‘Unholy Fusion’. Following up in impressive style Cottonmonth brought us his Dubstep rework of Lady Gaga and Beyonce’s, ‘Telephone’. New comer DJ Crayola opened up to the subbass playe...

Last week kicked off with a track from Norwegian tech Dub artist Rog. Trying his hand at some Drum and Bass, Rog brought the dark layers and raw heavy percussion of ‘How was I’. The floor storming sound of ‘Street Fighter’ was unleashed by new Dubstep artist, Venom. Spectr rounded things off his sec...

There has been an onslaught from the Dubstep side recently. Tracks from Dubstep regulars, new members and Drum and Bass specialists brought some strong sounds to sub-bassmusic. Way back in early March P-Notes dark Dub ‘How am I’ striding in with a rumbling bassline. Ishtar followed up with a Dubstep...