Style: Deep Dubstep | Dubstep
Release: 28/12/2018
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR026
Review: Dubstep compilations as a whole are often difficult to nail perfectly, as it is easy for tracks to get lost in the space between. However, we can assure you that the team at Dubtribu have done a magnificent job with their new extended project 'Deep Dub Inside 2018', which features heaters from the likes of Yin Yang Audio, Proove, Arta, Muhla. Stizzla, Eater and many more. For us the standout recordings come in the form of Nosq & Grawinkel's robotic combustion in 'Strange', alongside the smooth drum processing of Lory Kong's 'Haters' and Kismat's tearout triumph in 'Cosmic'.
Release: 28/12/2018
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR026
Review: Dubstep compilations as a whole are often difficult to nail perfectly, as it is easy for tracks to get lost in the space between. However, we can assure you that the team at Dubtribu have done a magnificent job with their new extended project 'Deep Dub Inside 2018', which features heaters from the likes of Yin Yang Audio, Proove, Arta, Muhla. Stizzla, Eater and many more. For us the standout recordings come in the form of Nosq & Grawinkel's robotic combustion in 'Strange', alongside the smooth drum processing of Lory Kong's 'Haters' and Kismat's tearout triumph in 'Cosmic'.
Style: Deep Dubstep
Release date: 28/12/2017
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR021
Review: Flying straight out of Croydon, one of 2017's most impressive dubstep imprints: Dubtribu return for a fantastic end of year compilation. This 14 tracker sums up everything you need to know about the label, it's dark it's dangerous and it's incredibly weighty. From start to finish this compilation explores the vast distance of dubsteps boundaries, from the haunting vocals of 'Disappear' by Platypus to the wonky rhythms of Nicky Boy Floyd's 'Triple Double' and back around to the neuro inspired sounds of 'Jutsu' by the magnificent Yin Yang Audio. Highlights for us include the dubwise inspired sounds of Nomad's 'Twitch Fingers' and the spooky LFO's of 'Insomnia' by Nottingham based up & comer 'The Cosmos'.
Release date: 28/12/2017
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR021
Review: Flying straight out of Croydon, one of 2017's most impressive dubstep imprints: Dubtribu return for a fantastic end of year compilation. This 14 tracker sums up everything you need to know about the label, it's dark it's dangerous and it's incredibly weighty. From start to finish this compilation explores the vast distance of dubsteps boundaries, from the haunting vocals of 'Disappear' by Platypus to the wonky rhythms of Nicky Boy Floyd's 'Triple Double' and back around to the neuro inspired sounds of 'Jutsu' by the magnificent Yin Yang Audio. Highlights for us include the dubwise inspired sounds of Nomad's 'Twitch Fingers' and the spooky LFO's of 'Insomnia' by Nottingham based up & comer 'The Cosmos'.
Style: Deep Dubstep | Dubstep
Release date: 28/12/2016
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR018
Review: The Dubtribu crew know how to cap off a year in fine style, especially seeing as they've had a pretty good one themselves throughout this unpredictable 2016. We now know them as the label who produce consistently excellent levels of low frequencies, and who are also kind of experts in spotting new talent from the streets. Deep Dub Inside 2016 features all of their best names, and then some. This badboy is twenty-eight tunes long, and mean as motherfu**** - inside, you'll find dark, brooding, ominously constructed bass cuts from the likes of Fiend, Mr Tetris, Krease, Yin Yang Audio, and plenty more bass scientists. From two-step to bro-step and back to garage, this will surely satisfy even the most ravenous of DJs and dancers.
Release date: 28/12/2016
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR018
Review: The Dubtribu crew know how to cap off a year in fine style, especially seeing as they've had a pretty good one themselves throughout this unpredictable 2016. We now know them as the label who produce consistently excellent levels of low frequencies, and who are also kind of experts in spotting new talent from the streets. Deep Dub Inside 2016 features all of their best names, and then some. This badboy is twenty-eight tunes long, and mean as motherfu**** - inside, you'll find dark, brooding, ominously constructed bass cuts from the likes of Fiend, Mr Tetris, Krease, Yin Yang Audio, and plenty more bass scientists. From two-step to bro-step and back to garage, this will surely satisfy even the most ravenous of DJs and dancers.
![Download VA - DEEP DUB INSIDE 2014 LP [DTR010] mp3](https://geo-media.beatport.com/image_size/500x500/f53990f1-f1ed-4134-bc44-9404c4b96f72.jpg "Download VA - DEEP DUB INSIDE 2014 LP [DTR010]")
Style: Deep Dubstep | Dubstep
Release date: 22/12/2014
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR010
Review: Croydon's next generation bass ambassadors are flying the flag hard with their latest compilation. 13 exclusives from some of their most exciting creative contributors from around the world, Deep Dub Inside 2014 is a great representation of the scene's currently healthy - and mercifully underground - state. From the rolling, funky and melodic twists of YYA's "Rosanegra" to the punctuated bass sermon of Hkay's "Retribution" to the fathomless star-gazing depths of Nereeda's "Before" to the space sax slinkiness of Neurosplit's "Amsterdam", there's a great sense of forward-thinking creativity coded deep into every cut. Essential for all low end lurkers.
Release date: 22/12/2014
Quality: MP3 320 kbps
Label: Dubtribu
Cat: DTR010
Review: Croydon's next generation bass ambassadors are flying the flag hard with their latest compilation. 13 exclusives from some of their most exciting creative contributors from around the world, Deep Dub Inside 2014 is a great representation of the scene's currently healthy - and mercifully underground - state. From the rolling, funky and melodic twists of YYA's "Rosanegra" to the punctuated bass sermon of Hkay's "Retribution" to the fathomless star-gazing depths of Nereeda's "Before" to the space sax slinkiness of Neurosplit's "Amsterdam", there's a great sense of forward-thinking creativity coded deep into every cut. Essential for all low end lurkers.