Break from Nothingness

if this isn't self explanatory...I dont know what is

Subscape's remix of "Flood of Emotions", I have to admit, might not be as good as this original song:


Subscape - Turn Me On by Subscape

And you've probably heard Zedd's remix of "Save the World" by Swedish House Mafia.  Knife Party brings a remix for those of you wishing there was a grimey-er mix out there.
Save the World (Knife Party Remix) by Fresh On Campus

To me, Excision has been a bit dormant lately.  But when you see he's teamed up with Downlink, it usually means good things.  This is no exception:
Excision and Downlink - The Underground by ScareMusic

And this one's just for your listening pleasure.
Roksonix - Music In Me by Martydubbs

Skrillex fans rejoice (new beats!)

Rise, Dubstep Children

Maybe not new to some of you, but Skrillex put a pretty new and fresh remix out of Sebastian's tune "Love in Motion".  Pretty straight forward, good shit.



Love In Motion (Skrillex Remix) - SebastiAn by Drip, Drip, Drop. Eargasm

Gemini & Moombah

Gemini put out a few hits this past Spring, with "Blue" and "Stronger", and now his "Graduation" EP is coming out, and the womp keeps coming.  Once a full link is available, we'll put it up.



Gemini - Vision by Gemini




Gemini - Graduation by NOiSEiT

Aside from dubstep, I've been hearing an influx of Moombahton, and it's awesome.  Here are some to get your started from Munchi, Alvin Risk, and Tittsworth:



Datsik - Firepower (Munchi Moombahcore Rmx) by Munchi

Hope is much more mellow and less "party-esque", but the simplicity is addicting.


Munchi - Hope by Munchi


Alvin Risk is one of the first 3 DJs signed to Skrillex's OWSLA record label, which just released Porter Robinson's first full length album.  Alvin Risk's remix of "Diminishing Returns" is a huge dubstep track, and it turns out he's not half bad at Moombah either.


Alvin Risk & Tittsworth - Pendejas by AlvinRisk

New Porter Robinson & More

Porter Robinson

After a huge hit with "Paradize City", Evol Intent shows the trio knows how to do slow dub as well:


UNDER feat. Jackie B (clip) by Evol Intent

Off the same little EP as "How It Looks" (the thing is gold), Exponaut has a great song that a bit reminiscent of maybe Flux, but definitely Doctor P:


E621 by Exponaut

Finally, just a suggestion, Porter Robinson's new album "Spitfire", the first release off Sonny Moore's (Skrillex) record label OWSLA is now streaming on Grooveshark.  It has dub, it has Moombah, it has electro-house, its all quite nice.

Check it out here!

Top 5 - August

Ok, well the Top 5 from August comes a while late, because I was without internet for a while, and Soundcloud revamped some of their stuff and it was super glitchy for a while. Enjoy:

1. I'm In Need - Savoy


I'm In Need (Original Mix) by Savoy
Probably the most massive dubstep song released in a while...and I didn't think Savoy even did dub.  Well I guess they do now, because people are gonna want more of this shit.

2. Raise Your Weapon (Madeon Remix) - Deadmau5 (Electro House)


deadmau5 - Raise Your Weapon (Madeon Remix) by ultrarecords
This remix was released ages ago, but it wasn't until recently that I started diggin Madeon a lot.  Dance-y and fun, great song.

3. Game Time - Zomboy (Dubstep)


Zomboy - Game Time by 1ReySon
Zomboy is a pretty new comer to the game, his "Game Time" EP was huge, absolutely blew up on Beatport, and rightfully so.  Peanut-Butter Jelly Time!

4. How It Looks - Boy Kid Cloud (Dubstep)


Boy Kid Cloud - How It Looks by ScareMusic
Rusko has been a fan of dropping this one.  Sounds sort of like one part Skrillex, one part, "Everyday" Netsky Remix.  Big fan all around.

5. Basscannon (Zomboy Remix) - Flux Pavillion (Dubstep)


Flux Pavilion - Bass Cannon (Zomboy Remix) by 1ReySon
Bass Cannon is a hard song to remix I would guess.  Its so epic already.  Zomboy blew up this month, and this was part of it.  Heard this song dropped in Skrillex sets, Nero sets, everyones sets.  Its like a fidget remix of the womp-tastic Bass Cannon.

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Honorable mention goes to Pink Lady by Feed Me. The song has been out for a while, but its just so nifty. With a beat slower than typical dubstep and a sound all it's own, Pink Lady has a style all her own.