Terrorhythm Records

SKULS drops 'Lost Knowledge' on debut EP for Terrorhythm

Plastician's newest signee to his Terrorythym imprint is SKULS, a Bay-Area duo with an intriguingly amorphous style of bass music. Their remixes of artists ranging from Flume to Kendrick Lamar to Tommy Kruise have garnered them plenty of…

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Terrorhythm Records' new duo SKULS drops a remix of Tommy Kruise's "Hers" [Download]

Sometimes it's best to manage one's expectations when trying to blow up as an artist. There's a million people out there all looking for the same end result, so a…

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Overlooking KRNE's EP "Zero Zero One' would be a major mistake

Bay area native KRNE came out of left field it seems. With just a year of production under his belt, KRNE has already gained praise from future bass music general…

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JD. Reid releases his shining Terrorhythm debut EP, 'Maneki Neko'

UK based label Terrorhythm Recordings, set up and ran by legendary bass music pioneer Plastician, have been steadily establishing themselves amongst electronic music scene's elite. With a whole host of…

Terrorhythm Records

SKULS drops 'Lost Knowledge' on debut EP for Terrorhythm

Terrorhythm Records' new duo SKULS drops a remix of Tommy Kruise's "Hers" [Download]

Overlooking KRNE's EP "Zero Zero One' would be a major mistake

JD. Reid releases his shining Terrorhythm debut EP, 'Maneki Neko'

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