Mantua: Digital Mystikz and Loefah

Digital Mystikz are two of the finest dubstep producers from the London scene Mala and Coki. Along with Loefah they host the DMZ night in London as well as run the DMZ record label. They are also responsible for one of my favourite dubstep tunes and perhaps the genre’s most overground – “Anti-War Dub” (which appeared in the 2006 film Children of Men).

Also for your delectation is Loefah’s contribution to the seminal Dubsteb Warz Breezeblock on radio 1 from January 2006. It’s 13 minutes showcasing the atmospheric and darker side of dubstep which Loefah operates in.

They play the Alphabet Set stage at Mantua early Saturday morning @ 1.15am.

MP3

Digital Mystikz – Anti-War Dub

[audio:https://nialler9.com/mp3/digital_mystikz_-_anti_war_dub.mp3]

Loefah – Breezeblock Dubstep Warz set

[audio:https://nialler9.com/mp3/Loefah_-_ Breezeblock_Dubstep_Warz.mp3]

Myspace: Loefah | Digital Mystikz

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