INTERVIEW & STREAM: MAD BRAINS

May 11, 2013 1 comment

Over the last 12 months Cam Toman AKA Mad Brains has really risen up the ranks of the London rap scene. The 21 year old makes music that is welcome to many a tired ear, no gimmicks, no jokes, no stupid voices – just good tunes and blissful rhymes. With numerous scintillating live shows under [...]

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DJs: Why So Sad?

May 7, 2013 No comments yet

Okay, let’s play a game, let’s think of what the most fun job in the world would be… Ice cream taster? Maybe but you’d get pretty spotty and fat quite quickly… Football player? Hmm you’d have a lot of money but 90% of the world would think you’re a bit of a prick. Actor/Actress? Amazing, [...]

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Introducing: BENTON

May 4, 2013 No comments yet

So do we all remember when dubstep was good? you know, the old days of Skream and Benga, of Caspa and Rusko, those golden days of long ago when dubstep was dark, unnerving, intense and damn well bloody good. Now it seems that for those of us craving that bass-heavy sound of Fabriclive.37 are supposed to [...]

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Listen: Airhead – Autumn

April 16, 2013 No comments yet

whasss goin my friends? Today we skip away from the bass-heavy riddims and enter into a more ethereal part of our minds with  a new track from Airhead – and it is fresher than yo’ ma’s washing. London producer Robert McAndrews AKA Airhead is one of the most adaptable, diverse sound scientists around at the [...]

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Listen: Joker – Newham Generals

March 27, 2013 No comments yet

He back. Oh damn straight he back. https://soundcloud.com/factmag/joker-newham-generals Joker, one-time poster boy of dubstep is back. And he ain’t compromising. New Track ‘Newham Generals’ named after these guys  is riot of bass and nosebleed synth with hard kicking drums that are worthy of GBH. Joker, more famously known for his big dubstep remixes of Beth Ditto [...]

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Stream: Kahn – Badman City Ft. Flowdan

March 20, 2013 No comments yet

Grime hasn’t had an easy road lately. With grime having slowly become a sordid affair known as ‘grime pop’ it would seem that the ‘badmen’ of yesteryear have drowned in the deluge of ‘funky bassline’ and ‘future garage’ – lost in the maelstrom of whiny vocals and bass-so-bouncy even thumper would get a headache… Yes, [...]

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