Scuba - The Upside / Twitch / 12"

Scuba

The Upside / Twitch

12" |
£5.95
date in:
20/1/2009

catalogue number:
HFRMX004

genre: Dubstep
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Description of Scuba The Upside / Twitch

Martyn is one of the new stars of dubstep, having almost single-handedly started a 2-step revival and released some of the most sought after music of 2008 on his own 3024 label. One half of influential dubstep innovators Vex'd, Jamie has recently been working alone, and this is the first of his solo productions to be released.

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