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The future of heavy bass music has always found its portal via Saturate!, and now alongside Wavecraft, the label have another glimpse into infinity in the form of Halftone. From the onset of this compilation, you can feel the ominous bass ballast even before it first hits you. Swelling up like a tsunami to engulf your brain with grinding terror. The heaviness is abundant across these tracks, with contributions from synth destroyers like Suahn, Kryptt, and Low Poly melting your speakers and eardrums alike. Dark atmospherics rule the day here, which effectively sets the tone for the rabid roughness on display when the bass morphology takes hold of each track so mercilessly. Slow knuckle draggers and upbeat head bangers both hold dominion in this realm, leaving no sonic stone unturned. Always at the crest of the future music wave, Halftone shows you just how deep this rabbit hole can get. Also features Chark, Phydra & Tobacco Rat, Flix, Moniker, Styl & Niceotope, and Seda.
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Since its inception, the various artist compilation series Saturated! has proven to be the epitome of curation in this small niche scene called bass music or whatever. Each volume is carefully hand-picked and is a picture in sound of the music at that point in time but overall has proven to be timeless. The arrangement works in such ways that each tune flows perfectly into the next one and actually (given that you have two vinyl records like a real DJ), you could mix seamlessly from the first through the last track. Saturate! has become a hotspot for those seeking fresh sounds from well-known and emerging artists within the scene. Channeling the quintessential stylings of low-end driven beats from across the globe, they have been leading the way in all things bass heavy, broken-beat, experimental, glitch, hip-hop, psychedelic, and trap for years now. Having featured releases from names like heRobust and G Jones early on in their careers, Saturate! continues to help push the new school, hip-hop influenced sound forward with their fingers firmly on the pulse of future freshness. A weird, wonky, and wonderful journey through the raw attitude of the blistering beat driven electronic music scene. Features OOTW, Bukez Finezt, Lewcid, RATIONAL SOUL, Starkey, Aprilfoolchild, Jalaya & Dark Velvet, Dayzero, Finnoh & Jack, Maysev, STATX & Long Tongue, DGTL-SGNL, PRESTUS, Dead End, not yes, and Hawkword & Bakaman.
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Insane and heavy beats by the OG don Pixelord featuring great remixes by an all-star line-up comprising DJ Ride, DJ Pound, Starkey, and DRANQ! Like a lightning bolt in the middle of a dark sea, Pixelord has returned once again from the frozen lands to shock and disquiet the tides of futuristic bass music. Perhaps the best thing about Russian electronic music godfather Alexey Devyanin's Pixelord project returning to Saturate! for this Demonslayer release is not simply the exciting and hard-hitting beats contained within, but the simple fact that it shall be offered on delicious, glorious vinyl. "Doomguy" comes tearing straight in with menacing, distorted synth weaponry, assaulting with ballistic beats (even some nods to junglism) until finally bestowing some glittering melody atop the fray, showing that not only is Alexey an elder-statesman of the genre, he's still the eager bass monster that explores his own depths. The depths are again evident in "Pain Elemental" where the vibe is established immediately, and only delves deeper into the slightly-detuned bass signals and ominous creeping atmosphere. The melodic elements are no longer here to sooth, they are newly charged laser beams that sear the flesh, scorching the eardrums. This foreboding, demon-dispatching vibe is indeed present throughout this entire release, as you enter the "Bonus Stage" of this deadly game, where the aggression does not abate, and the bass plays backseat to the synth bell sonic geometry on display. The drums especially feel the wrath of Pixelord on this track, where some impossibly tortured tambourines take a beating, and the chopping and relentless reorganization of the rhythm keeps you churning with intensity. The title track brings the "wild style", even though the drums are less frantic, the bass frequencies and laser blasts from our protagonist, the ever-ready "Demonslayer", are sure to dismantle any submissive subwoofer in range. "BFG" rounds out this collection in a disheveled fashion, dishing out low frequency divebombs and squelches, whilst otherworldly transmissions from synth realms afar come leaping in trying to assert their dominance, only to be eaten alive by daemonic bass and telluric currents of seismic drum activity. The remixes are equal in intensity and aggression, but the textures by which this is conveyed are wholly transformed and re-imagined skillfully. No demon shall stand a chance against Pixelord's battalion of beats and bass.
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Saturate!, a bass music label based in Hamburg, Germany that started in 2010, has come together with Stylust's (formerly Stylust Beats) Sleeveless Records to bring the world Saturated Warriors!, a sweltering new compilation album featuring heavy-hitters from all around. Both labels pride themselves on only putting out the freshest music, always catering to the counterculture crowds and only accelerating with the times. Over the years, Saturate! and Sleeveless have had releases from some of the current biggest names in the bass-music scene, including Herobust, G Jones, Zeke Beats, Conrank, Shlump, and more. Finding their niche in giving young talent a platform, these labels have become a home for young producers that aren't afraid to experiment. Features Esseks, THRPY & DJ Ride, Stylust, dope, Pigeon Hole, DRANQ, JLEON & KOWTA, Donkong, CRIMES!, ColtCuts, Jimmy Pé, FLY & Toadface, SKEW, and Tobacco Rat.
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Saturated!, the various artist series on vinyl, has proven to be the epitome of curation in bass music since its inception. The whole package is curated such that each track perfectly flows into the next. Each volume is carefully hand-picked and serves as a snapshot of bass music at that moment, Saturate! has earned its spot as the first choice for those seeking fresh sounds from established and emerging artists. and has been leading the way in all thing's bass heavy, breakbeat, experimental, glitch, hip-hop, psychedelic, and trap for years now. They have a track record of propelling artists to the next level. Their roster includes some of the scene's biggest names. These compilations present a weird, wonky and wonderful journey through the raw attitude of the blistering beat driven electronic music scene. Vol. 7 features Esseks, THRPY & DJ Ride, Stylust, dope, Pigeon Hole, DRANQ, JLEON & KOWTA, Donkong, CRIMES!, ColtCuts, Jimmy Pé, FLY & Toadface, SKEW, and Tobacco Rat.
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Saturated!, the various artist series on vinyl, has proven to be the epitome of curation in bass music since its inception. The whole package is curated such that each track perfectly flows into the next. Each volume is carefully hand-picked and serves as a snapshot of bass music at that moment, Saturate! has earned its spot as the first choice for those seeking fresh sounds from established and emerging artists. and has been leading the way in all thing's bass heavy, breakbeat, experimental, glitch, hip-hop, psychedelic, and trap for years now. They have a track record of propelling artists to the next level. Their roster includes some of the scene's biggest names. These compilations present a weird, wonky and wonderful journey through the raw attitude of the blistering beat driven electronic music scene. Vol. 8 features Subp Yao, Obese, Dayzero, Don Piper, one2six, Dead End, Theoretical, DJ RIDE, dope, DRANQ, Muadeep, and SIGKILL.
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