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Back And Forth Volume 2 [ Dubstep J-Tek Future Jungle ]

12 Track Unmixed Compilation Album from Top Drawer Digital

You Can Check It Here:

http://www.topdrawerdigital.com/back-and-forth-volume2.html

 

Hello! the name is Osman, aka Unpredictableuk. Thought I'd come through an say hi, for sue...even though I have many friends, I'm always up to getting to know new peoples no doubt!
 
How are you by the way? And hope I am indeed finding you well?
How's the year treating you so far, hope not too bad??
 
Looking forward to hearing from you

Out now! Vocal drum'n'bass from Finland.
......
.... ....FlipT - Fliptman (VTech and Hookah remix)..
Get it from Junodownload!

hey great music :)

Hope you'll have a wicked 2011 bruv
Have a nice 0ne !
..1 DJK- though are just a dream over compressed by djk_demon..
Big ups from tha mad man K.

Ultragore Recordings is back with its third hard-hitting release, a collaboration between
Sluggo and Bare. Label boss Sluggo takes a trip across the desert to the surf and sand of sunny
California where Los Angeles’ Bare has been making major noise on the domestic dubstep
scene. With tunes recently landing in the sets of Dieselboy, Excision, Datsik and Trillbass and
with upcoming releases on Sub Human and Hollow Point, Bare’s been making an indelible mark
on US dubstep as of late.

On Shy Guy, Sluggo and Bare drop a chugging beast of a tune a in their first collabo together. A
pitched down pan flute warms things up to the drop where a heavy digital squelch evolves along
a bubbling bass line throughout. An aggressive top end and subdued bass create a versatile tune,
working as a bridge point between power cuts on the for the big room jock or something to pick
up the energy for your deeper minded DJ.

B-side has Bare going solo with Mmm Mmmm. This low-end burner has dances with elements of
skweee and hip hop, as 8-bit bleeps and battle wax sample stabs ride a tough mid-range grinder.
Everyone’s favorite beer spokesman stops in for a few minutes, signing off with exuberant
approval on Bare’s brand of dub.
Ps - If you don't want us sending you new dubstep Stormers... defriend plz.
If you like being on top of nastiest though get ready for the next
release! UltraGore Recordings presents Decree "Synthetic Cocktail"!
"beatport link"
https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/269680/Shy%20Guy

Ultragore Recordings is back with its third hard-hitting release, a collaboration between
Sluggo and Bare. Label boss Sluggo takes a trip across the desert to the surf and sand of sunny
California where Los Angeles’ Bare has been making major noise on the domestic dubstep
scene. With tunes recently landing in the sets of Dieselboy, Excision, Datsik and Trillbass and
with upcoming releases on Sub Human and Hollow Point, Bare’s been making an indelible mark
on US dubstep as of late.

On Shy Guy, Sluggo and Bare drop a chugging beast of a tune a in their first collabo together. A
pitched down pan flute warms things up to the drop where a heavy digital squelch evolves along
a bubbling bass line throughout. An aggressive top end and subdued bass create a versatile tune,
working as a bridge point between power cuts on the for the big room jock or something to pick
up the energy for your deeper minded DJ.

B-side has Bare going solo with Mmm Mmmm. This low-end burner has dances with elements of
skweee and hip hop, as 8-bit bleeps and battle wax sample stabs ride a tough mid-range grinder.
Everyone’s favorite beer spokesman stops in for a few minutes, signing off with exuberant
approval on Bare’s brand of dub.
Ps - If you don't want us sending you new dubstep Stormers... defriend plz.
If you like being on top of nastiest though get ready for the next
release! UltraGore Recordings presents Decree "Synthetic Cocktail"!
"beatport link"
https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/269680/Shy%20Guy

It’s a family affair as Ultragore Recordings returns with its second single, a two-pack of collabos
between Sluggo and a couple other heavy hitters from the Ultragore family. After the success of
the all out rage-fest that was I Get Violent, Sluggo and company show a deeper, more melodic
side of Ultragore with Power Glove.

On the lead single, Sluggo teams up with UK vet Kirkus. After a string of strong releases with
Dirty Circus, Stupid Fly, Execu7ion, Bass Punch, and BroTown, Kirkus seems to have met his
match in Sluggo. While both still have a taste for murder bass and heavy whomp, Power Glove
has the two venturing into new territory with surprising results.

The single opens in a New Age music style, with airy, melodic synths going into the drop.
A long forgotten vocal snippet from a long forgotten 80’s commercial disguised as a feature
film leads the charge to the bass drop where each producer’s character shines through in turn.
A deep, spooky line is followed by Sluggo’s signature murder bass, which is followed by
Kirkus’ signature amen drum rolls—this track screams collaboration in a good way, taking two
elements and creating an alloy stronger than either of the bases alone. A chilled out mid-section
showcases a deeper side of both producers, re-creating the airy synth vibe from the intro through
the break and beyond.

In another collaboration tour de force, Sluggo and Kirkus team up with label boss Lank for
a chuggy stepper on We Kill Everything. Once again, Sluggo and Kirkus open up with some
airy synth notes, quickly deteriorating into some chopped up squelch going into the drop. A
deep, heavy bass line chugs along at a healthy clip, with some 8-bit highlights and heavy bass
injections along the way to keep things interesting. Despite its title, We Kill shows that the
monster inside of Ultragore isn’t all blood-thirst and terror—apparently there’s a brain inside the
beast.
Ps - If you don't want us sending you new dubstep

It’s a family affair as Ultragore Recordings returns with its second single, a two-pack of collabos
between Sluggo and a couple other heavy hitters from the Ultragore family. After the success of
the all out rage-fest that was I Get Violent, Sluggo and company show a deeper, more melodic
side of Ultragore with Power Glove.

On the lead single, Sluggo teams up with UK vet Kirkus. After a string of strong releases with
Dirty Circus, Stupid Fly, Execu7ion, Bass Punch, and BroTown, Kirkus seems to have met his
match in Sluggo. While both still have a taste for murder bass and heavy whomp, Power Glove
has the two venturing into new territory with surprising results.

The single opens in a New Age music style, with airy, melodic synths going into the drop.
A long forgotten vocal snippet from a long forgotten 80’s commercial disguised as a feature
film leads the charge to the bass drop where each producer’s character shines through in turn.
A deep, spooky line is followed by Sluggo’s signature murder bass, which is followed by
Kirkus’ signature amen drum rolls—this track screams collaboration in a good way, taking two
elements and creating an alloy stronger than either of the bases alone. A chilled out mid-section
showcases a deeper side of both producers, re-creating the airy synth vibe from the intro through
the break and beyond.

In another collaboration tour de force, Sluggo and Kirkus team up with label boss Lank for
a chuggy stepper on We Kill Everything. Once again, Sluggo and Kirkus open up with some
airy synth notes, quickly deteriorating into some chopped up squelch going into the drop. A
deep, heavy bass line chugs along at a healthy clip, with some 8-bit highlights and heavy bass
injections along the way to keep things interesting. Despite its title, We Kill shows that the
monster inside of Ultragore isn’t all blood-thirst and terror—apparently there’s a brain inside the
beast.
Ps - If you don't want us sending you new dubstep