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Sub Science - Eye Of The Sorm (Sub Science Remix)

from ODYBRK002​-​Broken Circuitry Vol. 2 by Cloaking Device, Sub Science

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Eye Of The Storm was initially produced in 2007, and in revisiting the stems there was plenty to work with. A relentless syncopated synth stab forms the backbone of this track with wailing electro sounds and glitchy samples punctuating the filtered breaks as they gradually build through the intro. As the track drops it’s huge wobbling sub-line, the groove beds down solidly with its weighty drum work. Gradually as new elements unveil themselves, the track yields more musically focussed moments eventually breaking down into gorgeous airy pads. The ominous falling bass sound however has clear intention towards a second drop where the track dubs out for a final stretch of hefty drum & bass. Sub Science once again bringing the weight!

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from ODYBRK002​-​Broken Circuitry Vol. 2, released March 1, 2024

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OdyseeRecordings Saint Albans, UK

Odysee Recordings was launched in 1994 by Tilla Kemal (Mirage) as a platform to release cutting edge D&B. Featuring the earliest Source Direct releases as well as an offering from the mighty Photek, the label earned a respected place in D&B history. In 1998 it gained its other Label-Head Andy Odysee, who has spearheaded a recent revival of the label including a series of remixes and new material. ... more

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