The title is accurate. Zero T has been making DnB for long enough that when he drops something with this much muscle in it, you just trust the process. Onslaught is dense, rolling, the kind of track that sounds like it’s accelerating even when it’s already at full speed. Steo and Onj bring the kind of collaboration energy that makes the track feel like three people actually worked on it together instead of just adding their names. Hospital Records doesn’t miss much, and this is another one they got right. The bass pressure throughout this is something you really need headphones or a proper speaker setup to appreciate — streaming on phone speakers is doing it a disservice. There’s a breakdown in the middle that briefly goes almost cinematic before the track tears you back up. Don’t sleep on this. Seriously, go back and listen properly — it rewards the attention.
1 min read
Zero T, Steo & Onj - Onslaught
1-minute read. Already more thought than the average 'Yellow' replay.
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