Tagged: Trouble & Bass
The Let Out: Trouble & Bass Anniversary Edition & NYC Party with Plastician and Bart BMore
Tonight on the Let Out, The FADER’s weekly show on East Village Radio, the studly night demons of Trouble & Bass will descend upon us to unleash their wicked wrath of awesome low-end, celebrating four … read more »
Premiere: AC Slater f. Drop the Lime, “Calm Down Part 3: A New Beginning” MP3
Did AC Slater fall in love or get a massage or something? “Calm Down Part 3″ is the sound of the bassmaster swimming in the most serene waters of dubstep, a crazily textured pulse of … read more »
Drop the Lime Has a New Rockabilly Band (Seriously)
You know, maybe it sounds weird, but we’ve always wondered about Drop the Lime‘s hairdo. His signature cute swoop of bangs skews pompadour, and there’s something a little hellion in his goth-leaning look—pointy toes, tight … read more »
Video: 77Klash, “Asphalt Jungle”
Is this an old Boot Camp Clik video? 77Klash‘s got all the same ’90s Brooklyn elements for his anvil-heavy new dubstep joint: black hoodie, mean mug, ominous atmosphere, some dudes standing behind him, mood lighting, … read more »
Video: Drop the Lime, “Sex Sax”
This awesome piece of work depicts exactly how we want our summer in New York to go, and it helps that it’s populated by a bunch of East Coast club staples and dudes we see … read more »
Premiere: 77Klash, “Shadow of Death” MP3
We’ve seen 77Klash traverse a diverse handful of artistic periods: exploring dubstep and digital dancehall with Dutty Artz and Drop the Lime, acting as neonized MC for Major Lazer and toasting at hyperspeed with his … read more »
Premiere: Supra1 f. Amy Douglas, “Still Believe (L-Vis 1990 RMX)” MP3
FADER fave L-Vis 1990 imbued Polish DJ/producer duo Supra1 with a little of his signature low-end punch, tethering their outre diva space-house single to a clamoring funky fencepost. It’s both an entirely different song and … read more »
Premiere: Momma’s Boy vs. Mixik the Cat, “Party Rock” MP3
Momma’s Boy and Mixik the Cat are actually the same person—producer Mike Gnacadja—so the concept of one man doing a song versus himself might sound weird at first. But from moniker to moniker, he creates … read more »
AC Slater, “Play the Record Again” MP3
Think of this as both a hot bass banger and a bona fide pisstake, with a sample from an anti-rave stand-up routine by um, Henry Rollins of all people, that is way funnier when inserted … read more »
Drop the Lime, “Devil’s Eyes (Diplo’s B-Live RMX)” MP3
Drop the Lime‘s foreboding/vampiric “Devil’s Eyes” is deeply convincing in its evilness, his anguished, fearsome yowl snaking through bass pulses like warning shots. Diplo gets in on the game with his own type of foe, … read more »
