G'day mate, this release comes from down under!

For the first time Bare Dubs is pressing 12" records, now delivering 3 tracks from the Swedish producer L-Wiz. This is a very summery, chilled out release. The first track 'Fruit Shop' has some incredible piano skills with a reggae groove and a flowing sub bass line. The track evolves into a synth which is more connected to Dubstep before dropping out into a live solo to top off the production skills. 'Pirates' brings more energy with a rough synth lead and light bubbly piano to dub out the sound and create chilled out vibes. 'Syrup Feeling' sounds perfect for a movie with a very low sub bass line and the trumpet creates a relaxed vibe. The drum groove is different compared to your normal tracks as it has no snare. The track progresses by slowly leading you on into it's skank and multiple breakdowns.

Again showcasing two different sides of the spectrum, Kromestar gives us 'Zulu Dance', an african tribal riddem with a rough bass line that progresses from simple stabs into double time madness. The fat 4x4 beat is guaranteed to get heads bopping. The flipside 'Corrupshun', featuring Kromestar's sister Leebra, brings a light reggae influenced dub with a solid pounding bass line, sure to be a hit for the summer. The light piano works harmoniously with the trumpet to progress the song. The drums are extremely well produced sounding fat on every system.

Straight out of Finland, Bare Dubs is proud to present Tes La Rok's very first Dubstep release which has been met with great acclaim. The release has lead to Tes La Rok unleashing several more anthems on some of the scenes established labels and notching his total release count to over 10! Two very weighty tracks on this plate, which are sure to get the dance bouncing. Tes La Rok's trademark mid bass sound delivering the goods on these beauties. The first track 'Uprise', sounds like an angry, evil demon shouting at you from the speakers! The tune is extremely hyped and crazy as the mid bass and sub follows each other. As with 'Uprise', in 'Kill Dem' the mid bass and sub follow each other but on a calmer level. The mid bass switches between roughness and dirt. Well produced, fat drums and percussion are experienced in both these tracks.

The first release of many from the Barefiles label, this plate spans two styles of the dubstep sound. Conquest on the a-side delivers a dubbed out stepping riddem with a skanking groove and catchy synth lead. This calm track never gets boring and could fit well into a movie sound track with elements from a western. The drums are extremely well produced with Conquests trademark skank and groove that fits well in every mix. On the flip, Ramadanman's first record release brings a very dark subby tune backed with a techno-esque rhythm. The drop surprisingly attacks you half a bar late and comes as a shock to most people. With Ramadanmans trademark rolling drums and solid sub bass this track progresses with dirtier bass rolls switching up through out the track. This track is backed with an evil laugh that plays with your mind!