Dive into the pulsating world of dubstep with Blackburner's 2012 album "Drop Bass Not Bombs," a high-energy collection that solidified his reputation as a top-tier dubstep act. Ranked the #1 Dubstep act in Los Angeles by ReverbNation, Blackburner delivers a sonic journey packed with wobbly bass drops and intricate soundscapes. The album kicks off with the title track featuring J. Worthy, setting the stage for a relentless exploration of heavy basslines and futuristic sound design. Tracks like "Bass Driven Thing" and "Bass Is Kicking" showcase Blackburner's knack for crafting infectious rhythms, while "Alien Lover" and "Angels On Mars" add a touch of otherworldly intrigue. With 16 tracks spanning over an hour, "Drop Bass Not Bombs" is a testament to Blackburner's skill in blending raw energy with meticulous production. Whether you're a seasoned dubstep enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a thrilling dive into the heart of electronic music's most dynamic subgenre.
Blackburner, the dynamic Los Angeles-based electronic music duo, is renowned for their unique fusion of dubstep, metal, and electronica. Comprising Skyla Talon and Kyle Hickey, the duo gained initial recognition through their innovative remixes and original compositions released via Cleopatra Records. Their debut album, "Feel the Burn," showcased their distinctive sound and featured notable guest appearances. Blackburner has shared the stage with legendary acts like Ministry and even collaborated with the iconic William Shatner on their album "Planet Earth Attack." With a discography that includes several albums, singles, and remixes, Blackburner continues to push the boundaries of electronic music, delivering high-energy performances and captivating productions that appeal to a wide range of music enthusiasts.
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