Beiträge von Route

  • Excision

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    [b]
    Excision[/b] is the alias of Jeff Abel, a dubstep DJ and producer from British Columbia, Canada. He frequently works with fellow Canadian dubstep producers Datsik and Downlink. His first release was in 2007.



    Excision's signature sound takes influence from the morphing basslines of drum and bass, the aggressive energy of heavy metal, and the laid back vibes of hip hop.
    Upon the selling out and repressing of his 2007 release, “No Escape” on his own label Rottun Recordings, it became apparent that there was a large demand for the aggressive side of dubstep. This was proven to be true when Excision was asked by Pendulum to remix their 2009 single “Showdown.”
    The sounds that Excision creates in his songs have become an ongoing topic of discussion within the dubstep community[citation needed]. There has been much debate over how these sounds are created, but Excision is known to use Steinberg Cubase, Apple Logic, Native Instruments Massive, Linplug Albino 3, and Access Virus TI.
    His recordings from the fabled Shambhala Music Festival in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 have received over a million downloads available for free.
    During the year 2011, Excision toured with Downlink and Antiserum throughout the United States of America on the "Subsonic Tour".
    In early 2012 he embarked on a similar but larger scale journey throughout North America on the "X Tour" with Liquid Stranger & Lucky Date, with his partner Mairon Marain.
    He also is known to tour along side "Ira BW Graham", a well known rapper from a small town in the South Central area of Ohio.


    Collaboration

    • KoRn - My Wall (feat. Excision)
    • KoRn - Illuminati (feat. Excision & Downlink)
    • KoRn - Tension (feat. Excision, Datsik & Downlink)


    Singles and EPs

    • Excision - No Escape [Rottun Recordings / 2007]
    • Excision - Pause / Launch EP Part 1 [Rottun Recordings / 2007]
    • Excision - Warning / Launch EP Part 6 [Rottun Recordings / 2007]
    • Excision & Noiz - Do It Now [Rottun Recordings / 2008]
    • Excision & Subvert - Dirt Nap [Muti / 2008]
    • Excision - Serious Business/Wasted [Rag & Bone Records / 2008]
    • Excision & Endophyte/Redline - Marauder/Square One [Cymbalism / 2009]
    • Excision - System Check / Aftermath EP [Rottun Recordings / 2009]
    • Excision & Datsik - Boom/Calypso Boom EP [Rottun Recordings / 2009]
    • Excision & DZ - Yin Yang [EX7 / 2009]
    • Excision - Obvious [EX7 / 2009]
    • Excision & Datsik- Swagga/Invaders [EX7 / 2009]
    • Excision & The Subdivision - Hypothermic/Titanium [Paradise Lost / 2009]
    • Excision - Know You / ROT004 [Rottun Recordings / 2009]
    • Excision & Liquid Stranger - Get To the Point/One [Rottun Recordings / 2010]
    • Excision & Endophyte - Aliens [Dubline / 2010]
    • Excision - Too Late [Dubline / 2010]
    • Excision - Subsonic [EX7 / 2010]
    • Excision & Noiz - Force [EX7 / 2010]
    • Excision - Whalestep ft. Stickybuds / Various EP [Rottun Recordings / 2010]
    • Excision & Downlink - Heavy Artillery/Reploid [EX7 / 2010]
    • Excision & Downlink (with Skaught Parry) - Existence EP [Rottun Recordings / 2011 / ROTD041]
    • Excision & Downlink - Crowd Control [Rottun Recordings / 2011]
    • Excision, Downlink, Ajapai - Before The Sun [Rottun Recordings / 2011]


    Remixes

    • Ultrablack - Bear Trap (Excision Remix) / Aftermath EP [Rottun Recordings / 2009]
    • Wu-Tang Clan - Biochemical Equation (Excision & Datsik Remix) [iHipHop / 2009]
    • Ctrl Z vs. Freestylers - Ruffneck '09 (Excision & Datsik Remix) [Never Say Die / 2009]
    • Ivory - Hand Grenade (Excision & Datsik Dubstep Remix) [Rat Records / 2009]
    • Pendulum - Showdown (Excision Remix) [Ear Storm/Warner / 2009]
    • Excision & Datsik - Retreat/No Escape (Remixes) [Rottun Recordings / 2010]
    • Excision & Datsik - Boom/Swagga (Remixes) [Rottun Recordings / 2010]
    • Foreign Beggars & Noisia - No Holds Barred (Excision Remix) [Never Say Die / 2010]
    • Excision & Datsik - Boom/Calypso (Remixes) / Various EP [Rottun Recordings / 2010]
    • Spor vs. Apex - Nowhere to Run (Datsik & Excision Remix) [Lifted Music / 2010]
    • Excision - Subsonic (Elite Force Remix) [Rottun Recordings / 2010]
    • Noisia - Alpha Centauri (Excision & Datsik Remix) [Division Recordings / 2010]
    • Kelly Dean & Steady ft. Kemst - Teflon (Excision & Datsik Remix)
    • lil' Wayne - A Millie (Excision & Datsik Remix)




    http://www.facebook.com/Excision
    http://excision.ca
    http://myspace.com/excision
    http://soundcloud.com/excision
    http://twitter.com/excision

  • Noisia

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    NOISIA (who took their name from the word VISION inverted on an upside down VHS tape) are Nik Roos, Thijs de Vlieger and Martijn van Sonderen, hailing from Groningen, The Netherlands. Influenced by an eclectic range of artists, from The Prodigy to James Brown, Miles Davis to Konflict, Tipper to Fatboy Slim, Noisia make music for DJs and dance-floors that is interesting enough to cross over from the clubs to your MP3 player.


    Releasing their first record in 2003 on SLR and releasing on every major drum&bass label in the following years, 2005 saw Noisia establish their own label, Vision Recordings to put out their drum&bass productions and collaborations and retain creative control of their music. Nik designs almost all of the artwork for the releases on their labels, and the guys love the challenges and rewards that come with running a label. In 2007 they established Division Recordings, a label for electro, house, breaks and dubstep. They then went on to establish Invisible Recordings in 2010, catering for the deeper and more experimental side of drum&bass.


    Over the past few years, accolades for Noisia have included Best Tech DJ in the UK National D&B Awards in 2009 and 2010, Best Producers at the 2010 D&BArena Awards and Best Drum&Bass Artist on Beatport in both 2009 and 2010.


    The guys have worked with, and remixed a number of diverse artists, with notable tracks including, ‘Alice’ by Moby, ‘Omen’ by The Prodigy, ‘E.T.’ by Katy Perry, ‘Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites’ by Skrillex, ‘Raise your Weapon’ by Deadmau5, and Hadouken, whose entire second album ‘For The Masses’ was produced by Noisia. They have collaborated on a number of tracks with Foreign Beggars, the most successful being ‘Contact’, which has garnered over 3 million views on YouTube and become an influential underground hit. Another Noisia video that has been a big hit on YouTube is ‘Exodus’ which took 3 years to make and features KRS One.


    Noisia have been Dj’ing every weekend since 2004. They have played in major cities all over the world, from Sydney to Moscow, Tokyo to Berlin, Los Angeles to Johannesburg and have DJ’ed in some of the world’s biggest clubs. They have reduced their DJ’ing commitments recently in order to focus on production.


    Noisia’s music lends itself perfectly to videogames; their track ‘Groundhog’ is the hardest track to beat in the first DJ Hero, ‘Machine Gun’ and 'Seven Stitches' feature in three editions of the game WipeOut, and ‘Stigma’ and 'Yellow Brick' were picked up by Playstation to be featured on GranTurismo. They were commissioned to make 8 remixes especially for Motorstorm Apocalypse, a triple-A racing game that was released in March 2011.


    2011 will see the release of a Special Edition of their successful debut album ‘Split The Atom’. The original was released in April 2010 and showcases a wide variety of styles; from electro to drum&bass to dubstep. Having signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation publishing company, working on new videogame soundtracks and producing for a number of artists, Noisia are expanding into exciting new areas whilst continuing to make the ‘bangers’ they are known and loved for!


    http://www.facebook.com/noisia
    http://noisia.nl/
    http://soundcloud.com/noisia
    http://twitter.com/noisia_nl
    http://youtube.com/noisiatv

  • Bassnectar

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    By combining sound and force with weight, the Bassnectar experience engulfs the senses. The experience of Bassnectar is more visceral than auditory, as the music sets any stage for an adventure without rules or limitations. On Bassnectar's stage, there is no hesitation in fusing the familiar with the strange or the classic with the
    cutting edge.


    Bassnectar is the brainchild of Lorin Ashton, and his open-sourced musical project is as diverse as it is imaginary, as raw as it is meticulous, and as fierce as it is stunning. Spanning the spectrum of sonic style, the music draws inspiration from every genre imaginable and supplies a synthesis of intense, wobbling basslines and hypnotic soundscapes for a devout international audience that desires the beautiful and the bestial in the same breath.


    In whatever medium Bassnectar works, music is the lure and social impact is the sincere intention. According to Ashton, “We are so blessed, and so deeply fortunate to be alive and awake right now…it’s a basic truth, but it’s very powerful. I think privilege confers responsibility, and Bassnectar is a reflection of that opportunity to give back; the motion of my cells bouncing back at the world.”



    http://www.facebook.com/Bassnectar

  • Datsik

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    If you don’t know Datsik by now, you best be learning. Datsik has been taking the dubstep scene by storm, blowing up dance floors around the globe with his original style of hip-hop future-tech bangers. In 2009 alone, Datsik had over 7 number one releases on Beatport, and vinyl sales through the roof on many other sites such as Chemical Records, Red-Eye and Juno. Aside from that, he has also done remixes for some of the biggest names in the scene such as the Crystal Method, Freestylers, Bassnectar, Noisia, Diplo, the Wu-tang Clan, and Apex from the critically acclaimed Lifted Music label; not to mention countless collaborations with some of the hottest producers in the scene. With multiple anthems under his belt, countless plays from some of the biggest DJ’s, and an endless perseverance to reach that next step, it is safe to say that Datsik has proven himself to be one of the best dubstep artists around…



    http://www.facebook.com/djdatsik

  • Borgore

    http://www.facebook.com/Borgore

    [b]
    [/b]Asaf Amber (born October 20, 1987), known professionally as Borgore, is an Israeli dubstep producer and disc jockey (DJ). He is the founder of Buygore Recordsnand former drummer of Israeli death metal band Shabira. He is also part of the dubstep duo Alphamale Primates, which consists of him and Tomba. Self-described as "Gorestep", his music incorporates triplet drum patterns with heavy metal influences. Some songs have been compared to horror movies, farm animals, and sex. He has released tracks under Mad Decent and Sumerian Records.



    Releases

    • Gorestep: Vol. 1 (2009; Shift Recordings)
    • Ice Cream Mixtape (2009; Self-Released)
    • Gorestep's Most Hated (2009; Self-Released)
    • Birthday and the Black November / Ambient Dub Shit (2010; Audio Freaks)
    • Borgore Ruined Dubstep, Pt. 1 (2010; Buygore)
    • Borgore Ruined Dubstep, Pt. 2 (2010; Buygore)
    • Ice Cream "12 (2010; Trill Bass)
    • Delicious EP (2011; Buygore)
    • The Filthiest Hits...So Far (2011; Sumerian)
    • Flex EP (March 5th, 2012)

    Remixes

  • Dubstep Mixe von Hardstyle Tracks

    Och Leute, muss das sein? Ich hab ne ganz einfache und simple Idee:


    Die Hardstyler bleiben in ihrem Sektor, und wir Dubsteppa (:biggrin:) ergötzen uns in unserem Bereich an der wohl kreativsten Musikrichtung der Welt :pleased: Ewig dieses gehate, meine Güte... ihr müsst es nich hören und nich mögen, aber lasst uns wenigstens den Spaß an unserer Musik, wenn das so weiter geht macht das langsam echt keinen Spaß mehr hier -.-


    Wie alt seid ihr eigentlich alle?


    Vor allem ist das wahrscheinlich der erste Dubstep Mix von nem Hardstyle-Track der hier überhaupt gepostet wurde, und vor allem ist es nur ein Bootleg. Ich will euch ja nich zu nahe treten, aber einige neigen hier maßlos zur Übertreibung.

  • [10.04.2012] Steve Aoki @ Gloria Theater Köln

    Wonderland
    EINLASS: 20:00 Uhr, BEGINN: 21:00 Uhr, VVK: 18,00 Euro zzgl. Gebühren, AK: lt. Aushang, KARTEN: Kölnticket 0221-2801 | Sonstiges: Tickets auch über www.ticketmaster.de


    Der Amerikaner Steve Aoki ist der Trendsetter in Los Angeles schlechthin. Er ist Produzent,Labelgründer, DJ, Veranstalter und Designer.


    Aoki, 1970 in Miami geboren, wächst als Sohn eines japanischen Wrestlers in einem wohlhabenden, erfolgsverwöhnten Umfeld auf. Während seines Womas Studies- und
    Soziologie-Studiums fängt er nebenher in seinem Appartement mit Aufnahme- und Produzententätigkeiten an. Er tritt in Clubs auf und macht sich schnell einen Namen als DJ. Außerdem versucht sich Aoki in unzähligen Bands!


    Mit Anfang zwanzig gründet er sein eigenes Label Dim Mak Records. Hier startet er unter anderem die Karriere von Bloc Party. Auch die Klaxons, Scanner, Whitey und Mystery Jets sind Entdeckungen des Amerikaners. Nebenbei legt er in den großen Clubs der Welt auf und organisiert Events. Ungefährt zur selben Zeit trifft er auf Blake Miller beginnt mit ihm unter dem Namen „Weird Science“ Remixe bekannter Künstler zu produzieren. Darunter finden sich Lenny Kravitz, Bloc Party, Snoop Dogg, Robin Thicke, S.P.A., Duran Duran, Timbaland, Chester French and Peaches.
    Des Weiteren startet er 2006 mit seiner Schwester Devon Aoki eine Kleidungs-Kollektion. Die Dim Mak Collection ist sehr erfolgreich und geht 2009 in die zweite Auflage. Seine Designer-Tätigkeit beschränkt sich aber nicht auf Kleidung, sondern setzt in Koorporation mit bekannten Firmen bei Kopfhörern, Sonnenbrillen und Schuhen fort.



    http://www.facebook.com/events/206461359450054/

  • [Dubstep] Circus Records

    Circus Records is the brainchild of Doctor P, Flux Pavilion, DJ Swan-E and Earl Falconer (of UB40 fame). Started in 2009 as a platform for Flux and Doctor P’s Dubstep productions, the label has grown quickly to become synonymous with top quality bass-driven music.


    Circus’s mission is to throw away the conventions of the music industry and do things the way they think things should be done.


    The conception of the label began in late 2008 when long-time friends Doctor P and Flux Pavilion discovered a newly emerging sound in the Dubstep scene. After producing a few tracks both guys were approached by a number of labels, but it seemed more logical to them to join forces and start a movement of their own. At the time, Doctor P had recently signed under the name DJ Picto to Swan-E and Earl Falconer’s Drum n Bass label Maximum Boost. So, in the summer of 2009 Flux, P and Swan held a meeting of minds, and Circus was born!


    Since then the label has grown steadily and is now also home to Cookie Monsta, FuntCase, Roksonix and Slum Dogz, and the roster is set to continue growing.



    Artists
    Flux Pavillon
    Doctor P
    Cookie Monsta
    Funtcase
    Roksonix
    Slum Dogz



    http://www.circus-records.co.uk/


    http://www.facebook.com/circusrecords