All posts tagged "SKisM"

SKisM released a massacre set of four Elixir remixes including a VIP from himself. These are definitely...

Skism releases his absolute banging glitch hop remix of Shockone’s new single Lazerbeam. With the high energy...

After the successful joint venture of last year’s “Never Say Die” compilation album, Never Say Die Records...

Hot damn the bass in this hits! Nothing like some bass in your face to wake you up! Our old friend SKisM is back with another remix and this time he warps Far Too Loud’s Electro-House song 600 Years. This hard-hitting Drum & Bass tune will blow out your speakers just seconds...

Bootleg kingpin 5 & A Dime is back with a brand new edition to his growing #BASSMOB bootleg collection titled ‘Bandz’ sampling non-other than Juicy J’s ‘Bands A Make Her Dance’ fused with a powerful lineup nasty dubstep bangers coming from a handful prestigious artists including SKisM, Zomboy, xKore, Datsik, Doctor P,...

Not only is SKisM a major pioneer for bass music and dubstep and man can he make a sweet music video, but he drops a huge dubstep track at the same time. The music video itself has a very interesting take on the whole “internet troll”. Making major references to the ongoing...

Fresh off the press, just in time for the weekend, SKisM hits us with a free download through Never Say Die Records coming from UK-based xKore who remixed SKisM’s ‘Experts’ into a killer moombahcore banger just waiting to tear up a dance floor near you. SKisM – Experts (xKore Remix) | Download...

New Freebie today from SkisM and Never Say Die records titled ‘Killer’ featuring Dee Freer. This is the first part of The Division Series, which will feature an original tune alongside a bangin’ remix over the next six months. Word is future collaborations will feature Zomboy, with remixes from Tantrum Desire, Crush,...

WOW. Today I’m stoked to bring you a heavy new remix to SKisM’s ‘Rave Review’ brought to us by Bristol duo Dodge & Fuski. If you’re familiar with the original, you should know the vocals are a little weird at first, but trust me, Dodge & Fuski added some crazy drops your...

London native SKisM recently let go his killer remix of Muffler’s original ‘Calling Your Name.’ Since blasting onto the dubstep scene in 2009, SKisM has gone from strength to strength and has established himself as a major player in the global bass music scene. Check the rest of the remixes on the...