Death of a Speaker : Kalotone

Kalotone : Death of a Speaker.
Melodic dubstep and heavy electronic stimulation.

'Death of a Speaker' by Kalotone delivers vibes of dubstep with pulses of electro, glitch, trip-hop and techno. Dubstep is a dark underground genre originating from the suburbs of London, England. It is essentially a mutation of dub and UK garage with an arty minimalist bass heavy twist.

This album has been designed to provide the audience with contrasts of upbeat and downbeat elements, So, whether you are wanting to relax or party - this album is the perfect prescription. Try something new. Get some different frequencies inside you. Join the growing Dubstep scene, starting with Kalotone.

Songs:

1. Open
2. Cone Wars
3. Faint
4. Gangstep
5. Behind Closed Doors
6. The Stranger
7. Haunt
8. Krux
9. Kiloton
10. Break In
11. Nurture

Listen to: the entire album.

License Melodic dubstep and heavy electronic stimulation by Kalotone for your project.
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Release date: 7/10/2010
Kalotone lives in York England

Tagged as: Electronica, Industrial, Electro Rock

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