Elements Of Bass & BenBrush.com Present Unreleased Dubs 2011
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 3:57 pm
Elements of Bass & Benbrush.com Present
Winter 2011 Unreleased Dubplates
DOWNLOAD: EOB DUBS 2011
Release Date: December 23rd 2011
Artist: Malware, Audio Agent, MC Precision, Orbix, Luxi, High Society
Artwork: Benjamin Sawyer
Format: 320kbps MP3
CAT: None
Genres: Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Moombahstuff, US Grime
01. Malware & Audio Agent - Urban Ruckus
02. Gancher & Lethal - Insecticide (Malware Remix)
03. Hellnegative - War Child (Malware Remix)
04. Malware - Anonymous Revolution
05. Diplo - Horsey (Malware Remix)
06. Kidz With Tazerz - Schizoid (Malware Remix)
07. Torro Torro - Country Club (Malware Remix)
08. Malware - Submarine Fight
09. Malware - Acid Splash
10. Acid Invaders - Rave On Kids (Malware Remix)
11. Bratkilla - Though Art Dead (Malware Remix)
12. Lords Of Acid - Drowning In Ectasy (Malware Remix)
13. Malware ft MC Precision & Orbix - Refrozen In Grime
14. Elements Of Bass - Frozen In Time
DOWNLOAD: EOB DUBS 2011
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DOWNLOAD OUR OTHER RELEASES
EOBDIGI001 - Summer 2011 Bass Sampler
EOBDIGI002 - Malware - Incoming
EOBDIGI003 - Blueprint & John Trust - Sensi Dub EP
EOBDIGI004 - Malware - Release The Beast EP
About The Artwork
Benjamin Sawyer is a life-long artist that was raised on video games and comic books. While copying his favorite artists like Jim Lee and Brom, he maintained a hobbyist approach to his art throughout high school. After high school came the professional life of food prep and retail, curtailing any real dream of drawing for a living.
Ben entertained a few brief encounters with the artist life while working as a journalist and artist for a St. Louis-based video game magazine, and a production artist for a research firm in Atlanta, Georgia. Both stints were brief.
Fast-forward to 2009. After dozens of jobs Ben finally decided to make something of his trade.Spending nearly two years of unemployment producing self-published work, a semester of school in San Francisco, relocating to Los Angeles, and a few small-scale commissions (and a lot of free work) he finally struck his first contract. A MASSIVE 35-page comic fully paid for by an independent writer from Pittsburgh. The book took five months to complete and Ben had to move back to St. Louis to survive his new, low-income, dream life of a comic artist.
Since then Ben has developed a client base across the country; Doing comics, graphic novels, logos, album art, and poster-sized commissions.
You can view his work at either of his websites:
http://www.benbrush.com
http://benbrush.deviantart.com