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Surreal - Inbetween
Read more . . . →Liquicity keeps surfacing stuff like this and I keep posting it. “Inbetween” is exactly what liquid DnB is supposed to feel like — that bassline rollout around the 1-minute mark is perfect. More like this DJ Marky & Makoto - It's Alright, I Feel It (ft. Vanessa Freeman) Sub Focus - Elevate (SOTA remix) Mutual - Where I Wanna Be Buy / stream this track →
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SubDocta, Wubbaduck - Wobble Dance
Read more . . . →WAKAAN delivering whatever you’d call this. “Wobble Dance” with Wubbaduck is the kind of track that makes “experimental bass” feel like an understatement. More like this Dirt Monkey feat. Mississippi The Truth - Marshmallows Liquid Stranger, Dr. Fresch, Bok Nero - Bass Shake Chozen b2b Noetika - Live Red Rocks Set Buy / stream this track →
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Dirt Monkey feat. Mississippi The Truth - Marshmallows
Read more . . . →WAKAAN has carved out a specific niche — bass music that’s weird enough to be interesting and heavy enough to still move a room — and “Marshmallows” by Dirt Monkey featuring Mississippi The Truth is a good encapsulation of why that niche matters. The name is deceptive. There is nothing soft about this track. The bass weight is substantial, the production is genuinely strange in places, and Mississippi The Truth’s feature adds a human dimension that most experimental bass tracks don’t bother attempting. Dirt Monkey has been doing this long enough that the craft shows — this isn’t random weirdness,...
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Zero T, Steo & Onj - Onslaught
Read more . . . →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...
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Dillon Francis, Allenora, America Foster - RIDDEM
Read more . . . →Dillon Francis doing a trap-influenced track on Monstercat is exactly as chaotic as you’d expect, and that’s not a complaint. “RIDDEM” leans hard into that dirty, bouncy energy that made him famous in the first place — the kind of bass pressure that physically relocates your organs. Allenora and America Foster bring vocals that keep it from being a pure instrumental banger, and the combination actually works better than you’d think going in. The vocal layering in the hook is relentless; you won’t get it out of your head and you’re going to be slightly annoyed about it. Francis has...
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Movement Detroit is 19 days out — here's your pre-game
Read more . . . →Memorial Day weekend, Hart Plaza, Detroit. While the rest of North America fires up a grill and watches cars go in circles, the real pilgrimage is to the birthplace of techno. Movement 2026 is 19 days away and the lineup actually means something — Carl Cox headlining, Blawan on the bill, Sara Landry bringing the hard stuff, Terrence Dixon and Juan Atkins playing their own city’s festival. Five tracks to get your head right before you go. 1. Loco Dice & Carl Cox - Road Runner Cox headlines Hart Plaza this May and this is exactly why nobody else on...
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zensei ゼンセー & Mr. HIlroy - stuck
Read more . . . →The lowercase title says it all. zensei and Mr. HIlroy making melancholic electronic that lives in that specific headspace of being stuck — not dramatically, just inconveniently. Found this through MrSuicideSheep and it’s been following me around since. More like this zensei ゼンセー & ALYARA - love you 2012 BUNS - ITCHTOPAY Dillon Francis, Allenora, America Foster - RIDDEM Buy / stream this track →
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The Alpha Male Is in Court This Month
Read more . . . →Andrew Tate is in a London courtroom this month, sued by four women who say he beat them, choked one of them unconscious during sex, and held a gun on another between 2013 and 2015. He denies all of it. The manosphere’s favorite philosopher — the man who spent years selling teenage boys a worldview where being a real man means domination — is finally being asked, under oath, what domination looked like when he actually practiced it. The answer, according to the claimants, is a woman strangled until she passed out and another told “you’re going to do as...
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Viperactive, NGHTMRE - Earthquake
Read more . . . →NGHTMRE and heavy trap go together the way old friends do — you know what you’re getting and it’s still satisfying every time. Earthquake doesn’t try to reinvent anything and that’s kind of why it works. Viperactive brings something slightly harder and more mechanical to their side of the collaboration that gives the whole thing an edge NGHTMRE doesn’t always have on his own. The drop is immediate and unforgiving and that’s the point. There’s no slow build here that tricks you into expecting something different — this track announces what it is in the first thirty seconds and then...
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DAYNAMIX - Energy
Read more . . . →Viper Recordings has been a reliable source of high-octane DnB for years and DAYNAMIX fits the label aesthetic perfectly. “Energy” does exactly what it says — it comes in fast, stays fast, and doesn’t let up until it’s done. The drums are crisp and aggressive, the bassline hits exactly where it’s supposed to, and the whole thing has a forward momentum that’s hard to manufacture. DAYNAMIX isn’t going for anything subtle here and that’s completely appropriate, because subtlety is not what Viper releases are built for. This is a gym track, a dance floor track, a running-full-speed-to-miss-your-train track. The title...
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