Drumz of the South UPDATE
Ez Lovers!
October was a hectic month for beats and bass, the highlight being The Rephlex Halloween Monster Bash at Electrowerkz on Friday just gone. The night featured all the freshest and most respected names in the scene including Plastic Man (Happy Birthday!), Digital Mystikz, Kode 9, SLT Mob and Loefah plus outstanding vocals from Sgt. Pokes, Daddi G and Crazy D, all working the crowd with their very independent styles. The night was true proof that Dubstep, Sub-low, The FWD>> sound, whatever you wanna call it is spreading. Crowds? The Dubstep room was packed with all sorts of ghouls and ghosts. Rumour has it, that The Grim Reaper turned up but ran away when The SLT Mob played. Guess he just couldnt handle it.
Ear drumz were also beaten HARD with the sounds of The Bug in the main room. I've personally never witnessed anything like it, a mash-up of Dance-hall, Techno, Breaks and Pure Bass-lines. Truly inventive but definitely not for the faint hearted. Photos of the night will be online very soon so keep one of those red eyes open.
Other recent photo's include Loefah's trip to The Oh! Bar in Camden last Saturday and I know it's slack, but there will also be some very belated online photo's from last months Dub Sessions which featured the sounds of Youngsta, Skream, Random Trio and Benny Ill.
Speaking of which, DMZ are back with Dubsessions this coming Sunday. On deck duties will be the Mala (Digital Mystikz), with a Dubstep to warm your souls followed by Rinse FM's Chef and Kode 9 and the original Dub-step warrior Hatcha. Click here for further details.
That's about it... watch your inbox's for the November newsletter which should be with you by the end of the week and as usual will include all the latest info, listings, links, label updates and audio samples.
Shoutz from the South
October was a hectic month for beats and bass, the highlight being The Rephlex Halloween Monster Bash at Electrowerkz on Friday just gone. The night featured all the freshest and most respected names in the scene including Plastic Man (Happy Birthday!), Digital Mystikz, Kode 9, SLT Mob and Loefah plus outstanding vocals from Sgt. Pokes, Daddi G and Crazy D, all working the crowd with their very independent styles. The night was true proof that Dubstep, Sub-low, The FWD>> sound, whatever you wanna call it is spreading. Crowds? The Dubstep room was packed with all sorts of ghouls and ghosts. Rumour has it, that The Grim Reaper turned up but ran away when The SLT Mob played. Guess he just couldnt handle it.
Ear drumz were also beaten HARD with the sounds of The Bug in the main room. I've personally never witnessed anything like it, a mash-up of Dance-hall, Techno, Breaks and Pure Bass-lines. Truly inventive but definitely not for the faint hearted. Photos of the night will be online very soon so keep one of those red eyes open.
Other recent photo's include Loefah's trip to The Oh! Bar in Camden last Saturday and I know it's slack, but there will also be some very belated online photo's from last months Dub Sessions which featured the sounds of Youngsta, Skream, Random Trio and Benny Ill.
Speaking of which, DMZ are back with Dubsessions this coming Sunday. On deck duties will be the Mala (Digital Mystikz), with a Dubstep to warm your souls followed by Rinse FM's Chef and Kode 9 and the original Dub-step warrior Hatcha. Click here for further details.
That's about it... watch your inbox's for the November newsletter which should be with you by the end of the week and as usual will include all the latest info, listings, links, label updates and audio samples.
Shoutz from the South
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