Музыка и песни Terror Danjah / Terror Danjah

Record Label: Butterz Style: HipHop

Style: Dubstep

Style: Dubstep

Style: Dubstep

Terror Danjah's punchy eight track double EP of experimental grime showcases a breadth of new music that swallows r'n'b and dubstep into Terror's self made matrix. The EP ranges from the spikey, minimal 'Space Traveller' to synthy beasts like 'Twisted', t Style: Dance

Style: Dubstep

Terror Danjah finally returns to the airwaves with his first new material since 2010's 'Undeniable' album on Hyperdub. The masssively-anticipated 'Full Attention' is the first step in the resurrection of his patented Rhythm & Grime sound, the style he mad Record Label: Hardrive Style: Dance

Style: Dubstep

As a prelude to his second album for Hyperdub, due in September, 'Dark Crawler' sees Terror Danjah drop punchy, manic beats and claustrophobic stabs on this bloodthirsty grime banger, with grime's original London Warlord Riko Dan spitting patois menace of Record Label: Hyperdub Style: Dubstep

TERROR DANJAH's second Hyperdub album is "The Dark Crawler", a well-paced and much more upfront and energetic journey through his musical world than his debut "Undeniable". The album revolves around Style: Dubstep

TERROR DANJAH's second Hyperdub album is "The Dark Crawler", a well-paced and much more upfront and energetic journey through his musical world than his debut "Undeniable". The album revolves around the "Dark Crawler" theme, a blistering grime track that pops up several times, vocaled by MC's Riko Dan, Mayhem, Deadly and Saf One, and then lastly Trim and Kossie. That's not to say the album is one dimensional or relentless. It's subtley balanced with the "Dark Crawler" thread of tracks allowing the album to spin off in a web of directions without losing any focus. It's a much more contained body of work, paced to keep the listeners interest. From the 'Dark Crawler' intro into the cartoonish horror soundtrack of "Mirror's Edge", which tricks you into thinking its just any dubstep tune, before scattering into Terror's signature broken kicks and claps. "Dark Gremlinz" featuring D.O.K. is a classic peak-era asymmetric grime instrumental. The album then drops down into the 130ish speed of "Air Max 90" featuring Champion, which builds from a soca-like drum drill stretching the rhythm to the point of collapse with a wonky synth, before concluding on a driving baseline house 4/4. The first "Dark Crawler" vocal is next, with a ferocious performance from veteran Roll Deep MC Riko Dan, who drops bloodthirsty threats at a breakneck pace. Next, the tempo drops down again to the drunk funk of ull Hundred', with criss cross claps and a rasping bassline breaking down into live drumming and tight trap door edits. Things speed up a little again with the intricate 8 bar funky of um Punch', a hard drum tattoo rolling out over a heavy detuned bassline and intense bleeps. On the second "Dark Crawler", mic duties are shared by Birmingham MC's Mayhem , Deadly and Saf One. Their hard vocals contrast with lush styled R'n'B of ou Make Me Feel' featuring Meleka. The album then rolls out into the galloping drums and smooth G-Funk synths of [1]aby Oil'. Trim and Kossie drop the final Dark Crawler' vocal, with Trim dropping deadpan threats contesting with Kossie's focussed hysteria. Next up Delicately', with Ruby Lee Rider, starts in slow motion R'n'B mood, sweet Rhodes chords drift and bubble up as the track doubles up into dreamy drum and bass with a fluttering tabla keeping the time, and Ruby's tender vocals tempering the pace and aggression. Overall, it's a brilliant exercise in breathless rhythmic arousal. 'Moschino', on the other hand is a darker, chunkier and grimier mirror image to Delicately', switching up into a ferocious metallic riffage, before the album closes on an outro of 'Dark Crawler' again. Form, function, energy and talent fuse perfectly over "The Dark Crawler". Enjoy the ride. Style: Dubstep

Terror Danjah's first Hyperdub single of 2011 is an amazing coup, pulling out of the archive a near-perfect collaboration with singer Meleka, where Terror tempers his grimey production, veering uncharacteristically towards featherlight lushness, while lac Style: Dubstep