How mutant can a dubstep get?

What's good ladies, I know I've been posting a lot of dubstep this recent time. Ya'all can't blame me coz the dopest hash i could get on them Friday night is some mighty fine skate punks oscillating them basses to them tempo. I instantaneously fell in love. I was hoping for a miracle that there would be some local reference in Malaysia. I was going through some blogs on UKF dubstep community and up to my surprise,i got a tiny link to a Malaysian dubstep duo. This cats call themselves H3. A group consisting two personnel and shit load of gritty talent. Ive noticed that their style has been low tempo drum pattern with loads more going on with their bass and synth. What caught my attention was merely the recognizable "wah", "yea", "yoi" basses with monster affects. The minute 1/4 to 1/32 step to convey their cuts has been outrages. Other than that, h3 also known as mutant bla bla has remixed loads of dubstep artist's tracks namely Doctor P, Electro icons like Ocelot. Locally H3 would be releasing their album this 2011 with the name 'Mutant Dub'. I had a chance to hear them on their "soundcloud" on a track with the same name. You would catch Jin Hackman starring on this with a good rap maship. It's a bouncy track but what bothers me is the fact the basses would not thump and rumble my trunk for real. My assumption would be that a lower bitrate track has been uploaded(i wouldn't know!). Hence I long for the best stinger from the original album when its out. This guys are currently making shows under the Basspunk management so yeah im hoping to get to their shows when I'm down back in Malaysia. Till then enjoy this track, I'd feed ya,all more on the album once i get a hookup.I can't wait!!!!!

H3 - Mutant Dub ft Jin Hackman by H3 (We Are Mutants)

Do check out their official website via : http://www.wearemutants.com/

Jin Hackman - This is the thunder sound/ straight from the underground

Bass-punking,
MCN

The creative wobble bass

Good afternoon lunch packers. Please do share some lunch with me if we bump today. Bandung is indeed amplifying our daily prayers since them weather has been scorching hot and absolutely unpredictable as the day passes by. I'm not complaining, but its been hard for a hustler to make business (playing Hustle and Flow OST - It's hard out here for a pimp!!!).

What cools my day off is my mp3 player for real. While I'm always fidgeting with it, I came across this creative track that converges to this blog post. Dubstep has always been my weekend lust, I made a point that i would not listen to it any other day when I first started to. Bummer! - I'm alternating it all day now.

I'd like the small bunch of reader of my blog and perhaps the world to this fancy video clip by Densette Junior. The creativity of the human mind is unarguably precipitates everything else in this world (in your face bots!). I guess I'd talk less and let ya'all have what ever mouth-washers post your lunch with this. I'm hiring/signing this pigeons for my production unit and my live shows. Holler at me if ya'all got a better video. One

Dubstep has more reason to be heard around than them conventional wobbly basses

Pigeon-ING
MCN

Aliens that we create

Whats happening world, happy new year to all of you, and I wish you a great year ahead. Been a colorful start of them year i should say, I'm all caught up with work yet I get to chill by the weekends to make my musical ends meet.

Today, a lazy Sunday ended me up watching both Tron (1982) and Tron Legacy(2010).I was judging that it would take a rough 3 hours of mine before I yawn it off - I WAS WRONG! Tron was great, both the movie made such an impact to me that I reflected back to my childhood.



Pardon me but I'm not giving any spoilers on both movies. At the meantime I'd just share some ample information and bread crumbs to this greatness. Tron was 1st released in 1982. Imagine with no Windows and what else Mac to smooth-en them graphics, the produces managed to uphold justice to them cinematic. I reckon wearing off my first MS-Dos Pacman on a two dimensional platform, Tron on the other hand was 3D. I know, my youngest brother would laugh me off on this while swinging his Wii - but hey respect the old school son! The story line is great and the name Tron comes from a character in the film although if he's not the main protagonist in them. The motorcycles in the film just caught my eyes to see how it evolved ideas later on on Japanese 'animes' and almost every one of your masked super heroes with the exception of Spideman.

Tron which was released in 2010 just rectified the hype as technology was vast in the film making. I would not argue the sophisticated means of fluorescent colors of white, orange and red that has been sourcing the dark cinematography. Again, I'm not designated to tell you what happens here! But yeah. it was less meaningless to name this installation as Tron as I hardly got to see him throughout the move, maybe at the third end yeah!

What brings me to the head of this post is, how biblical the characters on both Trons were portrayed. The terms of 'Creator', 'son of the Creator' were used in syllabus to deciphering philosophy, religion and illness. Alas, the most perplexing enigma of alien existence were succumbed to ones we created in minute bit chips surrounding us. The concepts of transposing matter from one continuum to another time and space was 'savvy' on Tron. Brahh. no more ghetto!

Music wise, Daft Punk make a short appearance on the second installation of Tron unlike my expectation to catch them on both. Them old cats would be younger than Jeff Bridges with the helmets on. I liked how Daft Punk worked on the scores on this. I was longing for some wicked basslines on the electro 2 steps beat which only nectar-ed at the end of the movie. Anyways, everybody love Daft Punk without giving a damn who is them! I love them

Dig this and go rent them movies,

Are we on a wild goose chase on other eukaryotes while we move modalities of improving technology with means of artificial intelligence's logarithmic consciousness.

Got me thinking like John Connor,
MCN