Yes, it is time for some more crazy dubstep!
This time I would like to bring Skream to your attention. This 24 year old fella is hitting the scene hard right now. He started producing in 2006 and have since then released more than a dozen EP’s and a full length album.



The 9th of August, Skream will release his second album, Outside the Box on Tempa.

Well since the soccer fever is raging and some of us have no interest in watching grown men run around in circles. I decided to post this fab. track by S.A. Nerdcore group ‘Die Antwoord’.

Die Antwoord will be performing on this years Roskilde Festival, check em out if you are around.
And talking about Roskilde, my old time mate, is most likely not going to make it this year, so in honor of him and his weave goldie locks, ‘Cookie Monster – Ginger Pubes’ enjoy!

So we are all fan’s of Drumcode and their deep, hard techno grooves.
This is the newest production for Alan Fitzpatrick, and dont we just love it!

The beat is solid and firm, and to us it seems like a good record to have in your arsenal.

Having listend to a lot of dubstep since the wave of british wobble bass stuck once again, I’ve opened up my eyes for a more deep and in a way minimal type of dubstep. More dubby you could say, anyway I’ll let the music speak for itself, enjoy.

As a little taster to what should be expected from this blog, let’s start with a tune that really rocks my world these days:

Nina Kraviz, young, Russian producer and dj, appears to have found a formula that really moves and get under people’s skin. A good, late night groover, that really catches and bends minds, being hypno as we require from tracks like these, in moods like these.

This track is very different than tonight’s excursion into techno-realm since almost the entire JATO-crew is attending Mike Dehnert at Culture Box, but we must be able to admire all aspects of electronic music in order to understand and expand our musical horizons, and progress, musically that is.

Last night, Autechre was attended by the JATO-crew as well, and what a blast it was. Giving room to this kind of musical excursion in one of the prime spots of Danish performance arts is definitely good!