Credit: Disciple Round Table
Genre: Dubstep
In short: "cleanest flows in the industry"
Rating: 90
Cohesiveness: 34
Track quality: 91
Tags:
Beginner-friendly? naw
Dyatic's self-coined 'alien flow' comes into full force in the slew of heaters present in his "Know The Name" EP.
The good: Alright, it's the flow. The flow is the best part of this EP. Dyatic has always pushed his style of 'alien flow' to the forefront of his branding, spearheading his meaty dubstep with it, and I'd strongly argue that his Disciple Round Table EP "Know The Name" is his best stuff yet in the flow department. Infectious rhythms are bolstered by a myriad of energetic sampling and almost bouncy leads — yet still absolutely destructive production, vicious basses and a penchant for obliterating speakers. No exceptions. No outliers. Just straight gas. With skilful technical accuracy to match, of course, with each track bringing crisp mixing and polished sound design. When faced with the absolutely monstrous track quality this album hosts — easily one of the highest average track ratings I've ever given — nothing quite compares.
The bad: Something does feel like it's missing. Perhaps it's the unfilled promise of atmosphere that comes with the cover art, or perhaps it's the lack of variety; whatever it is, that slight fault holds it back.
Name | Comments | Superlative |
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Inflict | Fast-moving opener that goes heavy on the vocal samples and sets the precedent for the EP very nicely | Intense |
Groove Rider | Ultra clean flow with crashing and almost metallic sound design, with impactful beatwork to boot | Standout |
Know The Name | Weird sampling hook and crushing drops with a lead that isn't afraid to switch up | Dark |
Ravage | Some nice melodic synths in the offdrop, a nifty crescendoing buildup, and a juicy drop complemented by some quality samplework | Intense |
Canned Heat | Absolutely crazy, slightly offbeat flow, with explosive moments and a bit of a metallic feel | Standout |