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MEDICINE PLACE – BETWEEN DREAMS TOUR P1
Here’s a hefty one courtesy of the @subdotmission and @medicineplace_ teams! Do you see any dates near you? They say an album is coming next….
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BLOCKLAB – CAMEL
Blocklab is a favorite of mine, and this track is no exception – with an eerie intro awash with vocals and reverb, leading into a hypnotic groove that wastes no time launching into a drop that’ll shake your dentures out.
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OBEYGREY – THE WATCHER
Another Friday, another thunderstorm. Weed is becoming more corporate, and nothing is ever on MTV. What a drag. But wait. What’s this? Can it be? No. Yes? Wowee, look – Grand Alliance Music and ObeyGrey have joined forces to bring us a fresh whopper of a single: The Watcher!
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TRIP B – FLOW
Fun fact: TRiP B actually stands for Triposaurus Beans! It doesn’t, but that is irrelevant when it comes to how unhinged the drop is on his latest tune: FLOW.
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TRUTH – FULL EDCLV SET
With classics like ‘Grampian’ still wowing the crowds alongside newer dubplates from folks like Stylust and ObeyGrey, the set was a massive success and has been uploaded in full HD glory to YouTube!
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SUBSTANCE x FUGZI – DARKSIDE EP
No stranger to the blog but always a welcome sight: Manuka Records is back again with an absolute belter of an EP from SUBstance x FUGZI! With the unmistakable Substance swagger and teeth-grating basslines, along with the Fugzi touch, this is not one to skip! A hauntingly playful motif echoes in for the final build…
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OBEYGREY – MEGALOPHOBIA EP
A word from the producer: This project is deeply personal, delving into the darker, more introspective side of my sound. It was written while reflecting on the isolating feel of a harsh Midwestern winter—those long, cold, grey days when you’re trapped with only your thoughts and ego for company, as if something soul-crushing is draining…
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MOSCOVIUM – SHOWCASE MIX 2025
A blog favorite Moscovium is back with an updated mix of brand new music. Below are some words from the artist themselves, read it and dive in!
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A Two-Night Rumble with: Iant.
Our friends over at Spook Audio are back, and they’re bringing something serious—a two-night takeover that’s set to rattle foundations and push systems to their limits. If you know, you know. And if you don’t? Well, let’s just say this is the kind of event you’ll regret missing.
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TSOU – FUCK YOU PAY ME
A ripper in rhythm and sound design, this track will grab you by the collar and drag you through the lunch line’s mashed potato bar and leave you wiping sour cream and chives off of your nose.
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Shawn Who – BASS LAB VOL 35
Special delivery from the Low + High crew, here’s what they say: Shawn’s attention to detail and care for his craft down to the little details is immeasurable. When we agreed to release this mix it was agreed that we would use Ojibwemowin in the cover art to bring attention to the Native language.
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SUBVERSE 008
The underground bass scene got a serious upgrade with this compilation from SUBVERSE, packed with some of the heaviest, most forward-thinking tracks in the game.
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Pop Smoke – Welcome To The Party (Slang Dogs X GRIMWERX Remix)
The drill scene lost a legend too soon with the passing of Pop Smoke, but his music continues to resonate and inspire. While “Welcome to the Party” remains a stone-cold classic, sometimes you need to hear a familiar anthem flipped on its head and injected with pure, unadulterated bassweight.
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New Year, New Dubs Volume 2
With standout tracks like Ceiva’s “Swarmer,” the hypnotic groove of ObeyGrey’s “IPPA,” and AxH’s haunting “Summon,” the release seamlessly blends dark atmospheres, intricate basslines, and captivating rhythms. Featuring contributions from rising stars such as Indigo Child, NoMarks, and Joey Darker, this project highlights the underground’s thriving creativity.
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SHERWOOD – WOOOOZY
Sherwood is a secret behemoth in the scene – a staple of underground visuals, curation, events, and networking. But even beyond that: he’s a talented producer, and we’ve been blessed with the first new Sherwood tune in a while! WOOOOZY is a short-but-sweet exercise in bassweight indeed — filtered drums and eerie drones lead us…
