BadKlaat

There’s nothing more exciting than hearing bass artists deviate from their signature sound and still executing to perfection. Artists often make their mark on the scene with a specific set of tools, and sometimes have difficulty branching away from what they know to evolve within the ever-growing bass realm. One producer that has been able to do that, though, is…

There’s really no room for debate when it comes to the massive amount of influence UK dubstep hero Badklaat has had on the scene for almost half a decade now. Attaining god-like status in 2015 from the release of his anthem banger ‘Head Crush‘ (which is still spun regularly in sets even to this day), he’s viciously contorted the spines…

While it may be difficult to believe, BadKlaat‘s infamous ID from SKisM’s legendary Never Say Die Vol. 6 mix is finally here. Heavily teased for well over a year by the Never Say Die head and more, ‘Ravedash’ has arrived to tear up your local living room dancefloor harder than you thought possible. Can you spot the shade in the…

Despite evolving into one of the front-runners behind Never Say Die and its Black Label counterpart, BadKlaat has been relatively quiet as of late. With only two productions boasting his name in 2019, it was due time for the bass heavy-hitter to return in epic fashion, and his newest single on the esteemed main imprint titled ‘Alien X’ is exactly…

A true veteran to both the grime and dubstep scenes, Vulgatron has demonstrated unparalleled longevity through countless releases over his 20+ year career. Demonstrating a unique flow that has become synonymous with greatness, a recurring theme for the London-based vocalist is working alongside some of the most talented producers in the game. The recent rebranding from his previous O.V. alias…

Collectively, the bass music scene has experienced a tremendous amount of growth and development over the course of the 2018 calendar year. With the dubstep sub-genre riddim sharing a portion of the spotlight, the desire for monstrous bass, precise cuts and an engulfing environment of resonating frequencies seems to be soaring higher than ever before; similar to the original explosion…

What happens when you get Barely Alive, Virtual Riot, 12th Planet, Funtcase, Cookie Monsta, Dubloadz, BadKlaat, Dillon Francis (plus a whole load more to boot) in the same place? Well not only would that be an awesome party, it would also be the producers behind the latest release from none other than Excision. Returning after once again dominating the bass…