If you like your bass served up nice and thick grab this. I’ve been rinsing this out alongside my Rustie, HudMo, FlyLo and Zomby bits

It isn’t often that you get to see/hear someone tear up the rule book and get away with it. This is one of those moments.

This EP HUGE!! Zomby’s coming in on a completely different angle on this one.

“The dubstep single of the year is surely Darkstar’s “Need You”. First dropped on an unsuspecting DMZ crowd by Dub War’s Dave Q, it married a 2step flex with a hummable jungle bassline, sweet sexual vocoders with fuzzy wonky synths. It was perfectly formed but it sure wasn’t small. The reclamation of dubstep had begun.” – Blackdown

Exceptional album! It dances on the line between silence and crescendo, comtemplation and euphoria. Pure abandon…

This compilation has pulled to together some of this summer’s most pigeon-hole defying dubstep. Essential!

Flying Lotus is no doubt, the man of the moment. Effortless fusing classic Hip Hip, soulful Funk with the raw Bass fetish sweeping the globe.

This EP, his debut on Warp and one of his finest imo, catapulted him into the collective conciousness

I don’t speak much (ok, any) french, but whatever TTC are on about, you know it’s dirty! It’s all about the flip though… make sure you’ve secured all loose items in the area because when Modeselecktor drops the beat on this one it’s going to rattle your foundations!

This album draws from so many different genres that it’s impossible to pigeon hole. Leila however, is an artist with an alluring vision and she weaves all these influences into something compelling, challenging, entertaining and sing-a-long all at the same time! ok, maybe not sing-a-long :)

Parisian goes to Asia (South East to be precise), has good time, returns home with crate full of records. takes memories and records into studio and emerges some time later with one fine album. Think Bruce Lee meets Madlib

Jneiro Jarel, aka Dr Who Dat?, delivers exactly what it says on the tin: a thoroughly immersive and enjoyable beat-laced journey. Think J Dilla, Flying Lotus, Daybre and you’re on the right track…

I listen to this and think warm blankets and mulled wine. You’ll know what I mean…

One of the artistic guises of Atlanta’s Scott Herren, who is more well known for his work as Prefuse 73. And I think the vocals, and other half of the duo, are provided by his girl friend but I could be wrong.

Either way, the flirtatious vocals and suave beats makes this well worth checking out

Carefully crafted and constructed bass-driven, rhythmic forces. Forensic texture and structure.

It’s all about RobetaFlack on this one though…

Oh, simply breathtaking! A little dab of ambient, couple of phat breakbeats, some truely deep house, bleepy idm. All drenched in that classic Lone Swordsmen sub-aquatic style

BoC at the height of their magical powers. All time classic! If you haven’t heard this, then shame on you! and buy it now!