Horsepower Productions are commonly credited for inventing the dubstep genre, and there's certainly a some truth to it: the group's seminal 2003 album 'In Fine Style' presented a stripped down version of UK garage, added influences from reggae, dub, and introduced the genre's trademark subbass wobble. Initially a trio helmed by Benny Ill, Horsepower Productions have recently revived their original line-up, included original members Lev Jnr, and Nasis plus newcomer Jay King, for their third album, 'Quest For The Sonic Bounty'.
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The Album Quest For The Sonic Bounty
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We wish you an amazing 2011! To start the celebrations we have compiled 200 of our favourite albums of 2010 for our biggest ever New Year Sale!
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The Album Quest For The Sonic Bounty
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Magda, Martyn, Modeselektor
Compilations have been the big thing this November, and no matter whether your poison's techno, dubstep, juke, or hip-hop, this month had something in store for you: Ostgut Ton's 'Fünf', Modeselektor's 'Modeselektion', Ghettophiles 'Overkill' and Listen Up's more...
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The Album Quest For The Sonic Bounty
is featured in Feature #127:
Pioneering Dubstep Group Returns with New Album
South London collective Horsepower Productions is commonly credited for inventing the dubstep genre, and while this is a bold claim, there's certainly a grain of truth in it. Picking up on the darker UK garage vibe of Zed Bias and El-B, the group's seminal more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
The Album Quest For The Sonic Bounty
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Key pioneers of dubstep, London group Horsepower Productions fronted by Benny Ill return to Tempa with their first album in six years. Finely sculpted bass textures and mystery-laden samples, deep, brooding and atmospheric, setting the benchmark for dubstep high again indeed. Outstanding.|
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