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Shyft Denver, Colorado
This is Shyft’s gabber/hardcore/breakcore/drill’n’bass project. Distorted heavy bass kicks, thick synths, and powerful melodies are the aim here- unless it’s chopped up progressive percussion. Influences come from many places, and not just the gabber or brain dance scene. It ranges from techno, trance and house genre classes to organic genre classes such as folk and metal. ... more
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Valley
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Industrial-strength drum & bass that recalls the industrial glory of Atari Teenage Riot; furious & furiously great.
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Ch4ins4w (Self-Titled)
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Iraqi-Canadian producer Ch4ins4w brings jungle's heavy breaks, IDM's oddball tempos, and vaporwave's atmospherics together on this new LP.
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A thrilling comp from the UK electronic collective that furiously smashes boundaries.
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The Kaizo Manifesto
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Libyan-German producer Kaizo Slumber channels the optimistic spirit of '90s and early 2000s retro-futurism into a stunning vaporwave suite.
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Dawn Of The Failed Units Pt. 3: smog
by smog
This young Berlin-via-Paris producer makes inventive breakcore on the more industrial end, infectious even at its most abstract.
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You're Killing Me, Bro
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The maximalist world of Leon Louder's electronic production is a direct musical translation of digital information overload.
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