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Funckarma - Dubstoned EP5 [TH!N16]

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Title : Dubstoned EP5 Code : TH!N16 Format : 12" | Digital

Tracklist

A1 Mepeche | co-production by Phinx A2 Mako

B1 Spectrum | Dubstoned remix of Eedl’s Spectrum B2 Removal

All tracks produced by Funckarma 2010 Design : St Joss

Distribution : Vinyl @ Triple Vision & Digital @ Funcken Industries

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sanstitre
sanstitre
#1

Dubstoned 5 is the next illogical evolution of Funckarma's slant on the diverse land of dubstep. A multitude of musical influences once again coalesce in the haze with these 4 waveform sidewinders, leaving mainstream trends chewing dust...

Free form, bass heavy, no prisoners, all sonic freedom.

This release has been long in the works, and its our honor to come back to th!n consolation and finally share with you this next communication to the network on faithful 12". Big shout out to Eedl, Phinx, Unrezt and as always Cor, that's how we get the Funck done!

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amorph
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#2

cool! looking forward to that eedl remix :)

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sanstitre
#3

cool! looking forward to that eedl remix :)

^_^

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"Boomkat" wrote: Four tracks of Hi-tech acid IDM/Dub from Funckarma, the fifth in their 'Dubstoned' series. They open with 'Mepeche', a co-production with Phinx on a grizzled halfstep lurch, followed by the blunted yet dynamic acid-dub contortions of 'Mako'. Their remix of Eedl's 'Spectrum' starts the flipside with a flurry of icy IDM melodies alloyed with funked-up electro-step patterns, and 'Removal' rounds out a barrage of filtered 303 squiggles and robust, hyperactive rhythms.

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#5

on Boomkat :

Four tracks of Hi-tech acid IDM/Dub from Funckarma, the fifth in their 'Dubstoned' series. They open with 'Mepeche', a co-production with Phinx on a grizzled halfstep lurch, followed by the blunted yet dynamic acid-dub contortions of 'Mako'. Their remix of Eedl's 'Spectrum' starts the flipside with a flurry of icy IDM melodies alloyed with funked-up electro-step patterns, and 'Removal' rounds out a barrage of filtered 303 squiggles and robust, hyperactive rhythms.

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#6

"Ad Noiseam" wrote: The fifth volume of Funckarma's "Dubstoned" series, released this time on Thin Consolation, sees the duo change things quite radically: from the heavy and oppressive mixture of smokey dubstep and IDM of the first four record, the "Dubstoned" tracks have now mutated to something which is a lot closer to the flowing electronica of their regular output, with an added uptempo twist. It might stem from the fact that a track is collaboration with Phinx and another one a remix of an Eedl original, but things are really a lot more varied, dubby and IDM-oriented than before. Which is another way to say that, of course, this is extremely tasty and recommended, but for other reasons than before.

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on Ad Noiseam :

The fifth volume of Funckarma's "Dubstoned" series, released this time on Thin Consolation, sees the duo change things quite radically: from the heavy and oppressive mixture of smokey dubstep and IDM of the first four record, the "Dubstoned" tracks have now mutated to something which is a lot closer to the flowing electronica of their regular output, with an added uptempo twist. It might stem from the fact that a track is collaboration with Phinx and another one a remix of an Eedl original, but things are really a lot more varied, dubby and IDM-oriented than before. Which is another way to say that, of course, this is extremely tasty and recommended, but for other reasons than before.

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