Tut Tut Child - The Prisoner's Cinema [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE]
Published: November 11, 2013
By: Anand Harsh
This revolution WILL be televised. At least on the internet. We've seen the writing on the wall that the sludgy days of dubstep are over--tempos are ticking ever upwards into the swing and bounce that we're totally digging. Gone are the days of slow-motion fist-pumping. The brilliant bass minds of today are funking up the subsonic frequencies with a bevy of midtempo delights. K Theory has curated a compilation of some fresh midrange hits from all over the spectrum, and delivered them directly to Simplify Recordings.
This revolution WILL be televised. At least on the internet. We've seen the writing on the wall that the sludgy days of dubstep are over--tempos are ticking ever upwards into the swing and bounce that we're totally digging. Gone are the days of slow-motion fist-pumping. The brilliant bass minds of today are funking up the subsonic frequencies with a bevy of midtempo delights. K Theory has curated a compilation of some fresh midrange hits from all over the spectrum, and delivered them directly to Simplify Recordings.
Midtempo Revolution features one of our favorite acts, Tut Tut Child, a.k.a. UK producer Nick Kingsley, with one of the hottest tracks on the comp. "The Prisoner's Cinema" is a dark and brooding anthem that pulses with energy and life. Hard-hitting beats drive home a sinister melody that's both addictive and exhilarating. The growls and grooves are exactly what make midtempo music so exciting these days. The revolution is nigh.
BUY the album today!
BUY the album today!
