Ultra Glacial Records

Qreepz gets ritualistic in chaotic "Séance" video

December 18, 2015
Mike Waite

Seattle-based producer Qreepz' production descends from the smooth, icy sound pioneered by Blue Sky Black Death, so it's no surprise that one half of that duo, 88 Ultra, is Qreepz' label boss…

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Blue Sky Black Death's 88 Ultra presents 'Sky High' [Exclusive Mix]

July 24, 2015
Mike Waite

Ryan Maguire, one half of production duo Blue Sky Black Death, has embarked on a variety of other projects lately, recording solo as 88 Ultra, and providing likeminded artists a label to…

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Blue Sky Black Death's 88 Ultra shares dreamy new track "Higher Than You Know"

January 6, 2015
Mike Waite

Kingston Maguire, one half of dreamy production duo Blue Sky Black Death, is branching out on his own under the solo alias 88 Ultra. Formerly known simply as Kingston, the Seattle-based artist will…

Ultra Glacial Records

Qreepz gets ritualistic in chaotic "Séance" video

Blue Sky Black Death's 88 Ultra presents 'Sky High' [Exclusive Mix]

Blue Sky Black Death's 88 Ultra shares dreamy new track "Higher Than You Know"

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