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It has a steady beat, shimmering cymbals, bright synths, and best of all, keyboard fugues.

The bass drops are extremely well implemented and at about 1:20 mark, the track suddenly throws the pure dubstep into the picture. The fusion of hip hop, rap and dubstep creates an incredibly original, inventive track and will make you feel the need to constantly increase the volume. Dubstep banger ‘Bass Cannon’ shows twisted audio experiments on research candidates by blasting them in the face with strong waves of sound vibrations, which blew back the hair of the people strapped to the chair. Uncomplicated and immediately gratifying like a hardcore song, no track cuts straight to the one-note-wobble-bass core like this. Flux has incorporated a lot of his own sounds and feel in it, so panning from left to right, the high’s and low’s create an amazing effect. The sound of the bass during the drop is unreal. The fast beat and high intensity is highly moving. The big kick drums and scale-racing lead guitar riffs clearly influence the kicks and synths on this track. These are 8 tracks by Flux Pavillion, you MUST listen to.

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The Flux music is always so live and full of sparkling innovations. In the journey, from his first EP in 2010 Lines in Wax to this last release Blow the roof, he has featured an inspiring mix of divergent bass music, with complimentary vocals of various artists including Childish Gambino, Example, Sway, P Money and Steele himself. Flux knows what he does best and he does it well.

His amazing execution and seemingly effortless experiments with other genres and an imaginative progression with style is also cherished by people a lot. Joshua Steele, better known as Flux Pavilion, has been a great name in EDM and Dubstep industry, since 2011 when he dropped two of the UK’s biggest singles of the year – “Bass Cannon” and “Superbad” and now he is in the top of the heap with a steadily-growing stash of bass-heavy singles and EPs.įlux’s classic style of heavy bass lines and danceable beats are so comfortably familiar to his fans. Yes! He’s the hottest new property in the Electronic Dance Music Industry. If that defines you then rejoice because we are up with an exclusive review of Dubstep darling of USA, Flux Pavilion.

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Cranking up the speakers so that the windows shake and exploring the actual purpose of the subwoofer.

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