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The warm, soothing atmosphere is reminiscent of Lemon Jelly, if the internet goes that far back.

Fear not, speech-impedimented planet: Nit GriT doesnt really make dubstep - he makes music.

The bowel-shattering stuff is just an added bonus, although I might think differently were someone to play this at me on Boxing Day afternoon.

Heavy Machinery is probably the most aggressive grouping, so Im going to recommend the three track EP, Synthetic Heaven, as the best introduction to the NiTtY GriTtY world.

My laptops shift key now hates me.) The first track is a phial of medicinal audio.

If you need further proof that NiT GriT is worth hearing, try his fabulous remix of an already good track by Eastern European world music ensemble Stellamara.

But his increasing popularity doesnt mean that he lives on fresh air.

If you like the sounds, please think about visiting his website and - in no particular order - sending an appreciative message; leaving a donation via Payal; or buying a spiffing t-shirt.

This brew escaped nearly four months ago from the increasingly impressive IDMf netlabel, itself the progeny of the feisty and informative IDM Forums, and is also a product of IDMfs bass community, so reinforce your floors before listening.

Propellerheads Dive Ep Rar Iso That My

Ill do the unimaginative thing and count them off, finger by finger by thumb, with the proviso that my limited knowledge of electronica tends to label anything with an electronic beat as IDM, Electronica, Drum n Bass, Techno or Electro depending on the time of day and my blood alcohol level.

If you want something calmer from IDMf, please see this dusty review.

A lovely, analogue-ish synth reminiscent of 80s Doctor Who follows an extended breakdown, and is joined by a stereo field plump with chopped-up childrens shouts and yells.

Somehow Mr Knead manages to stop the bass frequencies from swamping the track; there seems to be plenty of room for light percussion and high-pitched synth flourishes.

Although its beautifully engineered, Conversations II is rather anonymous; but at two and a half minutes long, it refreshes the palate.

These elements are joined by panned, echoing vocals, bell-like synths and a memorable slurred synth that sounds as though its being goosed.

The halfway point treats the listener to some lovely synth flourishes.

Youd think that the further addition of arpeggiated, delayed synths would prove too much, but an adept spatial mix keeps Breathless sound of wind and limb.

As you might guess, its not a particularly complex track, but it is well done.

SB-Six has engineered a track with weight; itll sound impressive pumping out of a large sound system.

The eponymous bass is a nice, halting, electro noise with, I think, a hint of supersaw, but it doesnt justify its name until the bridge, when Lucky One stands on his keyboard and squeezes a thick, low sound out of the speakers.

Id prefer to see this strong mid-section swap places with the flanking techno-ish parts, where a faster tempo paradoxically seems to slow the excitement.

However, I also detest oak-infused red wine, so what do I know.

Melodic interest is supplied by panned and delayed burbling synths, which are high- and low-passed respectively, so that they pass like blips in the night.