Dodge & Fuski - Bad Meaning Good EP Review
Published: October 1, 2012
By: Molly Gale
Following their recent North American tour, Never Say Die residents Dodge & Fuski hit the studio hard to produce their innovative new EP Bad Meaning Good. Dropping worldwide October 8th, Dodge & Fuski are thrilled to share this eclectic mix of meticulous tracks that they’ve been pouring themselves into for months.
This 5-track EP starts off strong with the anthem-esque “Got 2 Come Together.” With a catchy melody and genius use of sampling, this song builds into bass-filled frenzy that could be mistaken for electronic warfare.
“Bad” is a high-energy banger reminiscent of Pendulum’s DNB sounds of yore. Finished off with rousing vocals from Messinian, this track is sure to get everybody moving.
We get an extra-sweet taste of that Dodge & Fuski sound that we all love on “Turn It Up.” A smooth blend of samples and sounds, this track is a glitchy, bouncy, feel-good dubstep jam for any occasion.
With its slow, mellow feel, “Call My Name” definitely stands out from the rest of this EP. This end-of-the-night jam gains some weight as it progresses, but the soothing piano and mesmerizing vocals keep it calm and strangely serene.
Completing this solid EP is a remix of “Bad” by Circus Records bad boy Brown & Gammon—a track that mains the heavy glitch of the original with a sound that’s all it’s own. This compilation stays true to the duos quirky, genre-blending style, but is definitively better than anything we’ve heard from these Bristol boys thus far. By orders of magnitude.
Following their recent North American tour, Never Say Die residents Dodge & Fuski hit the studio hard to produce their innovative new EP Bad Meaning Good. Dropping worldwide October 8th, Dodge & Fuski are thrilled to share this eclectic mix of meticulous tracks that they’ve been pouring themselves into for months.
This 5-track EP starts off strong with the anthem-esque “Got 2 Come Together.” With a catchy melody and genius use of sampling, this song builds into bass-filled frenzy that could be mistaken for electronic warfare.
“Bad” is a high-energy banger reminiscent of Pendulum’s DNB sounds of yore. Finished off with rousing vocals from Messinian, this track is sure to get everybody moving.
We get an extra-sweet taste of that Dodge & Fuski sound that we all love on “Turn It Up.” A smooth blend of samples and sounds, this track is a glitchy, bouncy, feel-good dubstep jam for any occasion.
With its slow, mellow feel, “Call My Name” definitely stands out from the rest of this EP. This end-of-the-night jam gains some weight as it progresses, but the soothing piano and mesmerizing vocals keep it calm and strangely serene.
Completing this solid EP is a remix of “Bad” by Circus Records bad boy Brown & Gammon—a track that mains the heavy glitch of the original with a sound that’s all it’s own. This compilation stays true to the duos quirky, genre-blending style, but is definitively better than anything we’ve heard from these Bristol boys thus far. By orders of magnitude.
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