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A young producer from the unlikely bass oasis of Bridgeport, Connecticut steps up to revive Dub War's mix series after over a year in hibernation. Humble Dinosaur has inconspicuously built off the foundation of 2007-era dubstep while taking cues from many of the best developments of the sound in ensuing years. Incorporating weighty halfstep, Hessle Audio-inspired rhythmic wonkiness, and synth melodies that could be at home on Hyperdub or Night Slugs, Humble Dinosaur has crafted a sound that is uniquely his own while sitting comfortably alongside some of the best bass music of recent years. Watch for more from this man in months to come.

An hour of exclusive Moldy productions that hit frequencies which are sure to tickle your nether regions. The Portland, Maine resident and founder of Heavy Pressure Recordings has been quietly leading the charge of US dubstep producers from day one. In a club setting, his melodies insinuate themselves into your subconscious and his oozing sub-bass frequencies are known to unsettle even the most hardened raver. A first rate set of all original material by one of the most consistently under-recognized talents in dubstep.

Dub War resident Alex Incyde delivers a mix of techno-inspired dubstep on an experimental flex.

NYC legend Badawi shows off forthcoming original material for The Index label. Kode 9's remix of his "Den of Drumz" introduced him to the dubstep generation, but Badawi has been pushing the boudaries of experimental dub and bass music going back to the gritty 90's in NYC with his work as part of Sub Dub, as well as solo material including "Bedouin Soundclash feat Honeychild," and his modern compositions as Raz Mesinai. Look for Index 001 in stores soon including "El Topo" and the Shackleton remix of "DstryAllPrfts."

The young DJ and producer Headhunter from Bristol UK has built an impressive discography in a short time. His Nomad album on Tempa Recordings, as well as a string of 12"s have cemented his popularity with people across the spectrum of dubstep's various strains: from dark halfstep styles to the more running techno 4/4 flavors. His Dub War mix is a reflection of this delicate balance between experimentation and dancefloor impact which he has expertly managed in his productions and which has allowed him to carve out an instantly recognizeable sound of his own.

Dub War takes over the Mary Anne Hobbs Experimental show on BBC Radio 1. Nearly an hours worth of new and unreleased material mixed in rapidfire fashion for BBC Radio 1.