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variousbasspdx
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Now available (and a best seller!) at Boomkat. www.boomkat.com.
This Electronic Explorations mix by clubroot is incredibly sick, by the way. Keep an eye out............
This Electronic Explorations mix by clubroot is incredibly sick, by the way. Keep an eye out............
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The digital release will be available the 13th of July via Juno, iTunes, and Boomkat. We are always going to stagger the physical and digital release dates in this manner. If you wish to procure a digital version now, please order the release from anthemrecordsinc.com, and request a download code. We will send you a link to the zip file once the order is processed, and dispatch your LoDubs CD or 12" release immediately!sjr wrote:Does Lo Dubs do digital releases at all? Not seeing this at any of the usual suspects (boomkat, bleep, beatport, addictech, emusic, itunes....)
'Orbiting' will be dropping on a forthcoming compilation CD from DJ /Rupture.djrobyn wrote:wait.
where is 'Orbiting' ???
Also working on a VIP mix at the moment which may surface at some point.
myspace - http://www.myspace.com/clubroot
soundcloud - http://www.soundcloud.com/clubroot
facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Clubroot/ ... 462?ref=ts
bookings - http://www.twuagency.co.uk/clubroot
soundcloud - http://www.soundcloud.com/clubroot
facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Clubroot/ ... 462?ref=ts
bookings - http://www.twuagency.co.uk/clubroot
A few selected tracks will be hitting plastic. + with extra remixes & bonus tracks. Watch this space for thatdj ld wrote:Is this coming out on vinyl?
myspace - http://www.myspace.com/clubroot
soundcloud - http://www.soundcloud.com/clubroot
facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Clubroot/ ... 462?ref=ts
bookings - http://www.twuagency.co.uk/clubroot
soundcloud - http://www.soundcloud.com/clubroot
facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Clubroot/ ... 462?ref=ts
bookings - http://www.twuagency.co.uk/clubroot
Probably my favorite review yet, From aQuarius records, San Francisco:
<<<One of two discs vying for our personal dubstep disc of the year. The other is the recent Mordant Music disc, which we'll try to review next time, an unlikely collaboration between Mordant and the Skull Disco crew, and this, the first full length from mysterious atmospheric dubstep soundscaper Clubroot.
We know nothing about this guy (or these guys?), other than he takes that dubbed out skitter we love so much and sets it in expansive fields of swirling ambience, creeped out dronescapes and all manner of super evocative and gorgeously textural soundworlds. Where as most dubstep is super spare and stripped down, skeletal even, the sound here is lush and sprawling. Thick layers of synths whir and shimmer and buzz, deep swells throbbing and pulsing, everything hazy and gauzy and washed out, every song some sort of otherworldy dreamscape, shot through with some super bad ass bit of pounding churning dubstep stutter. The massive basslines and fluctuating synth buzz that usually adds texture to typical dubstep, here just becomes another element in Clubroot's mysterious mist shrouded sonic landscape.
The cover features a lonely tree, set atop a rocky outcropping, the sky dense with clouds, the picture all misty and hauntingly lonely seeming, which perfectly reflects the mood of the music here. Strip away the beats, and you'd still be left with an incredible bit of blackened new age swirl, of abstract kosmiche krautdrone, but add the beats, and these sounds become something entirely other. This is definitely not dancemusic, this is mind expansion music. Late night, lights off, starting at the stars drifting off, other dimension, spaced out, dream dub music.
Clubroot taps into the same darkside as Burial, and Kode9, and the more atmospheric beatmakers, but where those guys pull back before the fog grows to thick, Clubroot pushes forward, traveling through the dark forest, into some forbidden zone, some land lost in time, lost from time, a massive emptiness, as beautiful as it is lonely and ominous, and this is the soundtrack to that lost world. So intense and haunting and unlike any other dubstep, or electronic music even, that we've heard before. The rare sort of record that lets even the most jaded and heard-it-all listener get totally, and fantastically lost.
And if you need more than our effusive gushing praise, look no further than Fenriz, 1/2 of legendary black metal duo Darkthrone, a long time lover of techno and electronic music, who has this to say about Clubroot:
"This is the sort of soaring dubstep I'd never expect to come out of the US! I just transferred the adorable "Embryo" track to my MP3 player FAVES 09 list, as I am going tenting and swimming in a forest lake tomorrow with some connoiceur-friends [sic]. It's sleek and not nasty, the melodic kind and not the grimy. But wait a minute, it seems like the newest tracks are on first, as the last songs drift into some de-tranced balearic style, even with vocals stabs and 90s synths! Blimey."
And if you can't trust Fenriz on matters of dubstep, then who can you trust? WAY recommended. And quite possibly dubstep record of the year! >>> www.aquariusrecords.org
<<<One of two discs vying for our personal dubstep disc of the year. The other is the recent Mordant Music disc, which we'll try to review next time, an unlikely collaboration between Mordant and the Skull Disco crew, and this, the first full length from mysterious atmospheric dubstep soundscaper Clubroot.
We know nothing about this guy (or these guys?), other than he takes that dubbed out skitter we love so much and sets it in expansive fields of swirling ambience, creeped out dronescapes and all manner of super evocative and gorgeously textural soundworlds. Where as most dubstep is super spare and stripped down, skeletal even, the sound here is lush and sprawling. Thick layers of synths whir and shimmer and buzz, deep swells throbbing and pulsing, everything hazy and gauzy and washed out, every song some sort of otherworldy dreamscape, shot through with some super bad ass bit of pounding churning dubstep stutter. The massive basslines and fluctuating synth buzz that usually adds texture to typical dubstep, here just becomes another element in Clubroot's mysterious mist shrouded sonic landscape.
The cover features a lonely tree, set atop a rocky outcropping, the sky dense with clouds, the picture all misty and hauntingly lonely seeming, which perfectly reflects the mood of the music here. Strip away the beats, and you'd still be left with an incredible bit of blackened new age swirl, of abstract kosmiche krautdrone, but add the beats, and these sounds become something entirely other. This is definitely not dancemusic, this is mind expansion music. Late night, lights off, starting at the stars drifting off, other dimension, spaced out, dream dub music.
Clubroot taps into the same darkside as Burial, and Kode9, and the more atmospheric beatmakers, but where those guys pull back before the fog grows to thick, Clubroot pushes forward, traveling through the dark forest, into some forbidden zone, some land lost in time, lost from time, a massive emptiness, as beautiful as it is lonely and ominous, and this is the soundtrack to that lost world. So intense and haunting and unlike any other dubstep, or electronic music even, that we've heard before. The rare sort of record that lets even the most jaded and heard-it-all listener get totally, and fantastically lost.
And if you need more than our effusive gushing praise, look no further than Fenriz, 1/2 of legendary black metal duo Darkthrone, a long time lover of techno and electronic music, who has this to say about Clubroot:
"This is the sort of soaring dubstep I'd never expect to come out of the US! I just transferred the adorable "Embryo" track to my MP3 player FAVES 09 list, as I am going tenting and swimming in a forest lake tomorrow with some connoiceur-friends [sic]. It's sleek and not nasty, the melodic kind and not the grimy. But wait a minute, it seems like the newest tracks are on first, as the last songs drift into some de-tranced balearic style, even with vocals stabs and 90s synths! Blimey."
And if you can't trust Fenriz on matters of dubstep, then who can you trust? WAY recommended. And quite possibly dubstep record of the year! >>> www.aquariusrecords.org
now a "Recommended download" at Boomkat>>>
www.boomkat.com
Should be up on itunes soon, but it takes 4-5 weeks for it to post, so it's probably still a week away there. They do have the EE podcast up tho, so please grab that there, if not elsewhere.
www.boomkat.com
Should be up on itunes soon, but it takes 4-5 weeks for it to post, so it's probably still a week away there. They do have the EE podcast up tho, so please grab that there, if not elsewhere.
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