In operation since the year 2000, London's Tempa label is known to many as the defining label of the dubstep style. While this is mostly due to Skream's 'Midnight Request Line' becoming dubstep's first major crossover hit in 2005, further genre-defining productions from artists like Benga, Kode 9, Coki or D1 have contributed their share to establishing Tempa as the leader of the pack.
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This Maxi-Single is featured in Update #056:
2562, Hotflush, Kode9
It's only the beginning of the month, but already a surge of hot new dubstep productions has hit us like a blasting heat-wave.
2562 raises the bar for advanced sample-use with his 'Fever' album, Scuba's Hotflush label treats us to an amazing collection of more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Digital Mystikz's Coki takes the bass wobble to the midrange with two killer cuts for Tempa. 'Boomba' brings the spinet out of storage while dropping ton-heavy beats on us, and 'Carbon Aliens' is a phased-out acid-stepper, sparsely instrumented, yet decidedly deadly. Fine work, once again.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
