CARDOPUSHER - 'Mutant Dubstep vol.2' OUT NOW!
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CARDOPUSHER - 'Mutant Dubstep vol.2' OUT NOW!
by spectraliquid » Sat Oct 25, 2008 10:24 pm
CARDOPUSHER - 'Mutant Dubstep vol.2' OUT NOW!
[CD-Digipack] October 2008
Spectraliquid Records #SLQ004
www.myspace.com/cardopusher
GRAB YOUR COPY AT: www.spectraliquid.com
Luis Garban aka CARDOPUSHER has been releasing a serious number of records these past couple years for labels such as Ad Noiseam, Peace-off, Intellectual Violence, Mirex, Cock Rock Disco, Wrong Music, Terminal Dusk and more. Now, Cardopusher returns with a blasting new EP on Spectraliquid Records, the sequel to "M.D. vol1" by UK's Ebola. What you should expect from "Mutant Dubstep vol.2" is three brand new sonic tracks, evolving around dubstep, hard electronics and breakcore explosions produced by the mastermind himself. 100% adrenaline, killer sound production and two ultra-heavy remixes by PACHEKO and INNASEKT, this album is coming out to add another significant moment to the ever expanding dubstep-influenced movement. Low bass frequencies give their place to powerful melodic parts, while at the same moment sinking to sick, rhythmic basslines and solid drum parts. There definitely isn't so much stuff sounding that good out there so don't hesitate to get this excellent release. Add a beautiful digipack packaging designed by wonderful graphic designer Mario Ferer and you've got the perfect combination at hand.
This is the second release out of 3 in total of Spectraliquid's "MUTANT DUBSTEP" series.
Tracklist:
1. Toothsmasher
2. Collapsible Shelter
3. Cockpit
4. Toothsmasher (Innasekt rmx)
5. Collapsible Shelter (Pacheko rmx)
Order your copy by:
a) visiting our webshop at: www.spectraliquid.com
b) sending us a message on myspace at: www.myspace.com/spectraliquid
c) sending us an e-mail at: info[at]spectraliquid.com and we will inform you on all possible ways of payment.
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[CD-Digipack] October 2008
Spectraliquid Records #SLQ004
www.myspace.com/cardopusher
GRAB YOUR COPY AT: www.spectraliquid.com
Luis Garban aka CARDOPUSHER has been releasing a serious number of records these past couple years for labels such as Ad Noiseam, Peace-off, Intellectual Violence, Mirex, Cock Rock Disco, Wrong Music, Terminal Dusk and more. Now, Cardopusher returns with a blasting new EP on Spectraliquid Records, the sequel to "M.D. vol1" by UK's Ebola. What you should expect from "Mutant Dubstep vol.2" is three brand new sonic tracks, evolving around dubstep, hard electronics and breakcore explosions produced by the mastermind himself. 100% adrenaline, killer sound production and two ultra-heavy remixes by PACHEKO and INNASEKT, this album is coming out to add another significant moment to the ever expanding dubstep-influenced movement. Low bass frequencies give their place to powerful melodic parts, while at the same moment sinking to sick, rhythmic basslines and solid drum parts. There definitely isn't so much stuff sounding that good out there so don't hesitate to get this excellent release. Add a beautiful digipack packaging designed by wonderful graphic designer Mario Ferer and you've got the perfect combination at hand.
This is the second release out of 3 in total of Spectraliquid's "MUTANT DUBSTEP" series.
Tracklist:
1. Toothsmasher
2. Collapsible Shelter
3. Cockpit
4. Toothsmasher (Innasekt rmx)
5. Collapsible Shelter (Pacheko rmx)
Order your copy by:
a) visiting our webshop at: www.spectraliquid.com
b) sending us a message on myspace at: www.myspace.com/spectraliquid
c) sending us an e-mail at: info[at]spectraliquid.com and we will inform you on all possible ways of payment.
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by the artbreaker » Mon Oct 27, 2008 4:16 am
volume one is serious, im sure this is too - definitely gonna hunt this down!
also:
theres also this:
http://www.tranquera.org/guests/pacheko ... ixtape.mp3
also:
rtificial wrote:Cardo has a dubstep dj mix out on the XL8R podcast, I need to hunt and DL that.
theres also this:
http://www.tranquera.org/guests/pacheko ... ixtape.mp3
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by Silent Frog » Mon Oct 27, 2008 10:19 am
rtificial wrote:Cardo has a dubstep dj mix out on the XL8R podcast, I need to hunt and DL that.
Post up the link when you find it, yeah?
by rtificial » Mon Oct 27, 2008 11:55 pm
Silent Frog wrote:rtificial wrote:Cardo has a dubstep dj mix out on the XL8R podcast, I need to hunt and DL that.
Post up the link when you find it, yeah?
AH my bad he didn't do the mix its someone from his area, but features some of his tracks. I thought he did it cause he posted a link to it. But here ya go!
http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2008/03/ex ... goes-south
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by spectraliquid » Sat Nov 29, 2008 9:14 pm
First review of the EP by Cuemix Magazine (DE):
http://www.cuemix-magazine.com/cuemix/inhalt.php?image=1001
Here comes the second release of Spectraliquid’s “Mutant Dubstep” series. A series that breathes with its innovative sounds and ideas fresh air in this musical genre.
After the first done by Ebola now Cardopusher bewitches us with his unique sound. After releasing countless tracks on Cock Rock Disco, Mirex, Terminal Dusk or Ad Noiseam he now release three brand-new tracks on this stunning Greek label. With two additional remix versions done by Innasekt and Pacheko this EP becomes a celebration of innovative Dubstep. Cardopusher merges the classical heavy Dubstep sound with fresh ambient dance sounds. And with this unusual mixture he did something very special, he blows away the dust that fell on this wonderful music during the sell-out that took place in the last months and redefined this music new without destroying its roots. That’s really genius. These five tracks are the best prove that even a young musical style must be treated intelligent and carefully, because we all know that pop will eat itself. Spectraliquid did it again; they released a very special album/ep that can be taken as a milestone and a renewing innovative reference.
That earns a perfect ten for the music and a prefect ten for the label.
enjoy;)
http://www.cuemix-magazine.com/cuemix/inhalt.php?image=1001
Here comes the second release of Spectraliquid’s “Mutant Dubstep” series. A series that breathes with its innovative sounds and ideas fresh air in this musical genre.
After the first done by Ebola now Cardopusher bewitches us with his unique sound. After releasing countless tracks on Cock Rock Disco, Mirex, Terminal Dusk or Ad Noiseam he now release three brand-new tracks on this stunning Greek label. With two additional remix versions done by Innasekt and Pacheko this EP becomes a celebration of innovative Dubstep. Cardopusher merges the classical heavy Dubstep sound with fresh ambient dance sounds. And with this unusual mixture he did something very special, he blows away the dust that fell on this wonderful music during the sell-out that took place in the last months and redefined this music new without destroying its roots. That’s really genius. These five tracks are the best prove that even a young musical style must be treated intelligent and carefully, because we all know that pop will eat itself. Spectraliquid did it again; they released a very special album/ep that can be taken as a milestone and a renewing innovative reference.
That earns a perfect ten for the music and a prefect ten for the label.
enjoy;)
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by Ninjah-Fareye » Sat Dec 06, 2008 4:04 am
the artbreaker wrote:theres also this:
http://www.tranquera.org/guests/pacheko ... ixtape.mp3
Thanks for that sweetness
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