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konfusion wrote:big ups crossroads!

Nice 1 bro! Thanks for checkin' in here.

This is the introduction to Shrike and The Razor EP shows that he has what it takes to be a part of the leading pack.

The title track "Razor" is nice and dark with stomach slicing wobbles,
perfect panning of the bass, and excellent high's just present enough
to fill in space. Creepy synths top off a Horror Flick worthy tune.
"Mr. Tibbs" is an absolute smasher and a perfect second tune. The production and sequencing are undeniably top shelf.
Horns and high synth take us into a big drop that just smashes speakers. 8
bars in and you're hooked, a change up and boom!! Floor filler!!
"Splinters" leans more towards the techy experimental side but it doesn't skip a
beat for a second. Sweet change ups and recognizable wobbles are gonna
make you move when this one drops.
All and all this is a huge first release for this young artist and we're really happy to have him as a
part of the extended fam. These tunes will be available May 1st through
Digital Tunes, Chemical Records, & Juno Download.

SHRIKE - THE RAZOR EP OUT NOW AT JUNO, CHEMICAL, & DIGITAL TUNES!

http://www.crossroadsrecordsinc.com
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/store ... ds-Records
http://www.junodownload.com/labels/Crossroads
http://crossroads.digital-tunes.net

Crossroads was formed to bring artists together from around the world to create an internationally based family and this release shows that we have accomplished that!

Spanning the globe, we have an amazing compilation jam packed with deep & heavy Dubstep from Australia, The U.K., Greece, California, and Texas!

All of the artists have been getting a great response in their own areas locally, and internationally, and the tunes they have included here have been getting a great response on the dancefloor and on the radio waves!

From the deep and minimal vibes to the face melting floor fillers, this release really does touch on a lot of different aspects of the genre.

The following titles will be included:

. Hardplace - The Illusion
. Experiment1 - Meat Hook
. FLeCK & Fish Finger - Fuck Off Mon
. Birdy - Hang Up
. Sparc - Spaceman
. Fish Finger - Exhausted
. Beerz - Just You Wait
. FLeCK - Don Clot
. Twitchdubz & Fish Finger - Playin' Rough
. Filth Collins - Pull Up
. Snipaz - Death Chant
. Experiment1 & Fish Finger - Wobble Game
. Filth Collins - Hold Tight
. Legend4ry - Along The Conciousness

BIG UP all of the DJ's, producer's, and everybody else playing our tunes! Your support is one of the biggest reasons this is happening!

Shouts to SANTA CRUZ DUBSTEP, Z-EVENTS, BRAP DEM, IRIE CARTEL, DOUBLE DROP, RUKKUZ, THE CONNECTIONIST & RANGEFM, SUBFM, ED TEACH, FILTHY DIGITAL, BETAMORPH, AND TO THE REST OF THE EXTENDED FAM THAT I MAY HAVE MISSED - Fishy

biggin up yaselfs, eh?

world needs more sparc! though....

big up!!

Fish Finger & Sparc are taking us back into the depths of deep and minimal Dubstep with the Marrakesh EP.
Both artists have always been influenced by the deeper, melodic, and minimal Dubstep.
Both credit the Bristol sound in influencing their latest works and this release is a fine example.

"Marrakesh" has an immediate feeling of another time and place.
Distant sounds of a busy trainhouse pull the listener in. Now you're surrounded by unfamiliar faces but feel intrigued to venture to this unknown space.

You've boarded and while on this adventure you feel somewhat disoriented and in a daze. You hear over a radio that someone has taken their "Last Breath" but at this point the cause of "Death Is Unknown".
You're now enveloped to to the point that you realize you will be following this adventure through to the end. The feelings are getting deeper and there are too many familiarities to overlook.

After a very strange ride you've come to realize that you've been pulled into "Dub Lane" where the "Natural Herbs" and good vibes are key.

This truly reminds us of the roots of Dubstep.
Melodic overtones, subbass, and organic riddims at it's finest.

Available on Digital Tunes, Chemical Records, & Juno Download July 1st.