Subtronics

WAKAAN Music Festival returns to Mulberry Mountain in Arkansas from September 25th to 29th of this year, rocking a superb lineup that is rife with takeovers and back-to-backs galore. Now in its fourth year, WAKAAN as both a festival and label has helped to platform some of the biggest names in bass music today, many of whom are back once…

Talk about an incredible few years for the head cyclops himself, Jesse Kardon, also known by his production moniker Subtronics. First gaining massive recognition for his wonky, wild, and overtly weird tunes that struck a chord with both fans of the more wubby side of dubstep, and the impassioned hordes of wooks looking for the most mind-bending noise imaginable, he…

The Philadelphian cyclops Jesse Kardon, otherwise known as Subtronics just dropped off perhaps his most refined work yet with the String Theory EP. Throughout quarantine Kardon has steadily looked for ways to stay involved with fans while also being able to push his skills further as an artist. String Theory is absolutely a testament to the level ups Subtronics has…

It’s always a treat when not two, but three of bass music’s biggest names come together on one record. NGHTMRE, Subtronics, and Boogie T have become household names in the scene, each blazing their own paths on the way to their already illustrious careers. Today the trio drops their long-awaited collaboration, which has been played out for the masses at…

Few have risen the ranks as quickly and with as much support from the industry as Subtronics. The Philadelphia-based producer has seen an unparalleled rise to stardom over the last few years, in part due to his relentless outpour of innovative music as well as his ceaseless genuine interactions with his fans. Building from the anticipation that was created with…

Zeds Dead are back and bringing the heat for 2020. We may be on the brink of our earth dying and existential dread is at an all-time high, but producers Dylan Mamid and Zachary Rapp-Rovan are here to keep us head banging until the very end. Enlisting label mates Subtronics, Champagne Drip and Holly and industry heavyweights such as Jauz,…

Forthcoming on We Are Deadbeats Vol. 4, Zeds Dead offers one last treasure of a track for 2019, colliding with Subtronics. ‘Bumpy Teeth’ takes the legendary Canadian duo Zeds Dead and recruits perhaps the dubstep artist of the year, Subtronics, to manufacture a monstrosity show piece. A true work of outstanding skill as we were expecting nothing less, this is…

Ever since it was made public that Subtronics and Chee were roommates late last year, fans have been eagerly awaiting a couple of unreleased collaborations between the two dominant players in the bass scene. While the year passed with no announcement of these tracks coming to light, nobody can deny the extremely fruitful year that both producers have had, seeing…

What happens when a genre-defying producer and dubstep connoisseur collaborate on a track? Pure mayhem and adrenaline is right, as Kayzo and Subtronics continue to showcase their versatile sound in the bass scene. While Kayzo twists all genres with a range of shredding guitar solos and hardstyle influences aggression, Subtronics stomps the ground with his nasty bass chops and metal…

From his Cyclops Army EP, to a collaboration with the legend Rusko, to the ever-present festival-infiltrating ‘Griztronics,’ there is no denying that Subtronics has elevated his production game this year, proving that he has earned every ounce of the success he has gotten over the last few months. Continuing to ride the wave of his recent triumphs, the Philadelphia-based artist…