Our man Egoless has been putting out some of the best quality dub and alternative bass music for a long time now. After pushing the boundaries in his Lion Charge release of 2014 it was evident that he would be held in great regard by the scene. Hailing from Zagreb, Egoless is an extremely talented… Continue reading EP Review: Egoless – Decolonize
As an artist that we have been listening and (mostly) skanking too for a long time – Sepia has struck us down with his ever-dynamic sound – exhibited most clearly in his recent release on Infernal Sounds, Instinct EP. It should be noted that Sepia has by no means dedicated himself to one genre or… Continue reading EP Review: Sepia – Instinct
Since his unveiling of CPA Records late last year, Compa has been putting in work. His label’s first release No Hype/ In Check – sporting Footsie of Newham Generals - laid down a sinister A-side dub, whilst the deep and brooding reverse cloaked the record in glorious darkness. The second E.P, ‘Key Man’s Car’… Continue reading Compa’s seismic new DEEP MEDI release weighs in
When Jesse James Soloman released Jesse from the SE in 2014, his beautifully lethargic, yet poetic style was first recognised. Jesse has been somewhat of a recluse in the past 12 or so months – releasing a small string of singles in that time. The surprise release of this EP was undoubtedly appreciated. Where the… Continue reading EP review: Strata – JJ Soloman
