Showing posts with label caspa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caspa. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 May 2010

Caspa LIVE!


Just found this mix from the Rinse website, featuring a live set from Caspa with Flowdan on MC duties. Please download it and listen to it from 39 minutes to 49 minutes - potentially the best 10 minutes of live dubstep I have ever heard, so heavy - if anyone know what the tune is that gets reloaded during that time, please let me know!


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Thursday, 13 May 2010

Summer Anthem Alert!




It may be hard to believe but the Summer is upon the UK! We have a nice fresh coalition in government, my Uni work is over and the sun is kind of shining. Well, despite the rather sad nature of my previously mentioned Summer celebrations, one tune has embedded itself in my head and I just can't get rid of it.

After the mixed reception his debut LP received, Caspa seems to be coming in strong for the big time with new single, Back for the First Time (without even hearing it you could guess that from the title.) Big house synths and the trademark low end wobbles create the first Summer Anthem of 2010.

If anyone can find out when this is being released and where to get a copy of the mp3, it would be appreciated. For now,bask in this shit minute and a half version on Youtube, as there is nothing else available haha.


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Saturday, 13 March 2010

Go 'ead!

Skream, Caspa, Mix Master Mike, Chase and Status (well, maybe it'll be good) = one helluva line up

This is tonight's plan. Whether AbandonSilence will ever post again after all this bass, only the next 8 hours will tell :s



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Friday, 12 March 2010

Give me Some Signal!


Dub Police, the label founded by (amongst others) Caspa and Rusko, released a Scion Sampler compilation of artists at their label. The track listing is very impressive, including tracks from Emalkay, The Others, Orien and Trolley Snatcha.

The compilation is great carrion call for the label with some fantastic tracks, in particular cuts from Emalkay, Caspa and the laid back rhythms of Dubwoofa.

Dubwoofa's take on the now in demand 2step/dubstep style is intriguing, with stuttering drum loops being sprayed lavishly with sharp vocals and rises. Have this on the house, while you track down the compilation to buy from the usual suspects.



AbandonSilence apologises for the lack of posts recently, we've been incredibly busy. As well as writing for the magazine and spiralling Uni work, AbandonSilence is working on BIG plans, that hopefully will take AbandonSilence to the next level. More news as it is confirmed.


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