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Track Selection: Weekend Party Starter Pack

Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Electro, Tunes Comments

May 152015

With the weekend approaching fast and all the partying and weekend related activities being just around the corner, we thought we’d try to set the mood right and get the party going a few hours early from our side and what better way to do that than sharing with you some of our favorite recent bass monsters that have been blasting through our speakers regularly this last week? From Electro to Drum N Bass and everything in between and from more known artists to completely underground ones, these 5 tracks by Black Tiger Sex Machine, Digitalism, Isee, Dextone and Lazer Lazer Lazer have one thing in common – they are all guaranteed to get you moving and go crazy. So, make sure to check them out, blast them loud and have a great weekend! Continue reading »

Bass In Your Face: 5 Tracks To Melt Your Face

Dubstep, Electro, Reviews, Tunes Comments

Mar 312015

March has been one of those months that have been very kind to us with too many great tracks and releases coming by a great deal of artists/labels and since posting them all one by one would seem almost impossible we have decided to pick some of our favorite bass monsters released during the month in a 5 track selection that will melt your face with the massive drops and huge badass sound it includes. So fasten your seatbelts and lets get nasty, starting with Downlink & Twofold‘s collaboration original titled “Darkside”, out on Uplink Audio a couple of weeks ago. Some machine gun bass and filthy Dubstep to open the day with and if this one doesn’t melt your face it will certainly give you bloody eardrums and soften you up for our next track pick so check it out and keep reading/listening. Continue reading »

Lazer Lazer Lazer & Helix High “The Masterplan” EP

Reviews, Tunes Comments

Nov 062014

Hell-o all and today we’ll be continuing the rich in bass new release frenzy with some more heavy Electro sounds, so let’s jump straight into the good stuff with the Lazer Lazer Lazer & Helix High collaboration EP titled “The Masterplan”. Released on Firepower Records on November 04th, “The Masterplan” EP includes 3 collaboration originals from Lazer Lazer Lazer & Helix High plus one track from each artist. For all those who have been following the “lazers” since their early unofficial remixes for Knife Party’s “Sleaze” or any of the other free remixes they came up with, it might have taken a while for Lazer Lazer Lazer‘s official debut release but the wait was definitely worth it. As expected the high production quality and Kinfe Party-esque sound is back and we have to admit we are actually pretty happy with the “lazer” taking this expected but really great sounding route. The similarities might be a tad too many and the tracks might bring to mind the harder Knife Party Electro days but when it sounds as good as it does in “The Masterplan” EP noone can complain really. Besides, we no doubt prefer this than the more Top 10 friendly approach followed by many other artists. So if you’re looking for top production that is as close as it gets to the good old harder Knife Party and a super boosted full of energy new release “The Masterplan” EP is exactly what you’re looking for.

Knife Party (feat. Mistajam) – Sleaze (Lazer Lazer Lazer Remix)

Tunes Comments

Jan 022014

More fresh blood coming with the mystery surrounded and impressive “career” launch that has been the beginning for Lazer Lazer Lazer. No info, pics or details about Lazer Lazer Lazer are known, the attention from bigger blogs and of course production standards of the few remixes they have published though, makes one wonder if Lazer Lazer Lazer is just a new side project by a well known artist. Something that might as well be nothing more than a publicity trick trying to create the impression of a well known artist behind Lazer Lazer Lazer, a promotional trick we see more and more lately since big blogs love playing the guessing game. The truth is we can’t be sure and we don’t really care. What matters is that regardless any publicity tricks Lazer Lazer Lazer might chose, the quality needed to support them is there, as this remix of Knife Party’s “Sleaze” proves. It’s not easy to remix Knife Party and keep the standard at the same level, Lazer Lazer Lazer succeeded in doing that though imo. And having said that i think nothing else need to be added here so check this remix out and look out for more by the LA based Lazer Lazer Lazer. We certainly will be keeping our Metalectric eye on them.