Duskky
Duskky is a Junglist trapped in a Dubsteppa’s body; a breaks addict and sub-skankin’ badman running 20 bpm too slow...and my god does it feel right. With a free release on the Twenty/Twelve netlabel already under his belt, more will surely follow.
Myr
Myr is a DJ, Producer and live performer. His sets mould Dubstep, Jungle and Breakcore together with lashings of noise and a taste for the dark side of the club; equal parts chin-stroke and head-bang, but consistently awesome.
Macka
Macka’s stomping breakbeats and bloated, aggy basslines combine with a taste for field recording and a fine sense of mischief to make some of the most off-kilter 140 bpm bangers you’ll hear anywhere. Watch out for the Shakespeare quotes...
Slave To The Wage
Slavetothewage’s output ranges from Dubstep to abstract Sound Art, taking in influences as diverse as Burial and Tod Dockstader to create dark, sub-heavy atmospheres; slow-burners one and all.
Insert Gore
Somewhere between breakbeat and blastbeat, [insert gore] makes the kind of music Scorn would make if he got hooked on FL studio and egyptology. Nasty.
Hurtdeer
With a dangerous fixation on wig-out time signatures and some of the most perverted amens you’ll hear in a while, Hurtdeer will put you in a four-limb freakout you might not recover from. His release on Twenty/Twelve is a must-have (which is lucky cos it’s free).
Second Line
Cut up, degraded or just plain broken, Second Line’s beats suffer unspeakable abuse in the process of their creation. The result is dark, alien and almost completely different every time...
Tufrs
A heinous DJ with impeccable taste for all things beyond the pail, Tufrs is as likely to rattle your ribcage with monstrous basslines as he is to slap you sideways with some filthy amens. If you’re really lucky, he’ll get out his Darkstep collection...
Ehti'Khet
Young, dumb and numb: a mixture of things musical, cerebral and cultural. With lots of bass.
TLBM
TLBM (Tom Le Beau Morley) is Dubstep/hip hop producer and DJ.