The man behind this album have released a decent amount of music on I think two labels. Using D.N.P as a name. The things released earlier have mostly been dark ambient music and some experiments like using just samples from the original DOOM game, some of it I like a lot and recommend that anyone into the darker side of things search it out.
In either case now D.N.P is spreading the wings to include Dub music under the name Dub Not Pop (Shortened D.N.P as well) which was unexpected.
Reading about it was expecting something Dub influenced and more in line with earlier productions but got surprised when listening and the sounds were traditional taking its cue from the seventies/eighties. Bigger surprise yet was that outside of mixing it was made using Caustic!
Just showing once again that there is big things that can come out from something so small and portable. It is one good sounding Album/E.P`s (There is even Viny to buy!!!) to take a listen/ buy go here:
romeda.bandcamp.com/album/explosive
romeda.bandcamp.com/album/bass-aggrovator
https://romeda.bandcamp.com/album/in-session-on-phantom-circuit
Regarding the release of one earlier album also made using Caustic.
There is a short interview here:
www.musicalandroid.com/articles/dnp-writes-about-using-caustic-3-for-his-latest-release
In either case now D.N.P is spreading the wings to include Dub music under the name Dub Not Pop (Shortened D.N.P as well) which was unexpected.
Reading about it was expecting something Dub influenced and more in line with earlier productions but got surprised when listening and the sounds were traditional taking its cue from the seventies/eighties. Bigger surprise yet was that outside of mixing it was made using Caustic!
Just showing once again that there is big things that can come out from something so small and portable. It is one good sounding Album/E.P`s (There is even Viny to buy!!!) to take a listen/ buy go here:
romeda.bandcamp.com/album/explosive
romeda.bandcamp.com/album/bass-aggrovator
https://romeda.bandcamp.com/album/in-session-on-phantom-circuit
Regarding the release of one earlier album also made using Caustic.
There is a short interview here:
www.musicalandroid.com/articles/dnp-writes-about-using-caustic-3-for-his-latest-release
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