With massive support from dubstep heavyweights SQUNTO, He$h, and Sullivan King, and far too many more to list, attendees can expect hours upon hours of the wildest bass imaginable before Excision even takes the stage. from New York to San Bernardino and everywhere in between, the Apex 2019 Tour is bound to bring the fire to each and every stop and even stays for back to back nights in cities like Denver, Salt Lake City, and Boston.
Let's take a break from talking about music for a while.Excision will be bringing their Apex tour to The Armory in Minneapolis on February 9thĮver since the release of Excision‘s album Apex, headbangers have been anxiously awaiting the Apex Tour and it’s finally here. I think I've got more card reviews coming up in February. Thanks for reading, hope you've enjoyed the first month of 2018. If you didn't see it, then it didn't happen. You see some wild happenings in those crowds, and once the event is done no one likely thinks about it twice. That aspect of music scenes is really rewarding to observe. I want to experience all of this great music live, to get familiar with the artists and the community built around them. That's the thing about subcultures, when you first get into them they completely absorb you. It’s a long wait until March, and I have since been craving another rave. Missing the festival environment and the experience with the music especially since the event happened. What comes after a high climb is usually a real low drop. I think the highlights of my night were Bommer x Crowell - Yasuo (Ivory 'Wizuo' Remix), Excision & Dion Timmer - Her (Wooli Remix), Robo Kitty, Whyel - Bleed No More, Downlink - Absolute Fire, and of course Riot Ten - Railbreaker. While he didn’t play The Wonky Song, that song had dropped earlier on in the night. The kaleidoscope of dinosaurs and cyborgs was a real delight. The visuals were actually quite stunning too, there were some Japanese animation influences I rather liked. It was rewarding to experience much of the same set that people that went to Lost Lands in 2017 got to hear. I think Jeff’s mixing for a live set is excellent, the song choices were straight bangers. You can headbang or just watch and have a great time doing either one of those options. It was great to have my own safety bubble on the rail. The euphoria that erupted from the crowd was contagious, and I enjoyed that set thoroughly. Sure enough, when they revealed the massive stage with the Lost Lands intro I LOST IT. I was definitely feeling the long hours standing in a cramped space with people going nuts all around my safe spot.īy the time the final boss came up I was pretty tired and worried that I wouldn’t have enough energy to enjoy Excision. I appreciated having the rail from Downlink all the way through Excision, after raging hard for most of the concept you start to get sore. I had a great view of the stage and I got to get down to all my favorite bangers.
They're currently on tour with 12th Planet. Definitely going to be showing this act some warm support in the months to come. It’s great when you find new music you love as you are there to see a band you really love. I’ve been crushing on their music ever since. I think the most mind-blowing act other than the ones I was there to see was Um., a LA local music project that goes hard and has experimental sound. Finding people that are as heavily into it as you is rare unless you're at the events. It felt good to tread those stomping grounds again, I really like the atmosphere of Basshead raves and hope to share experiences with my own squad in the future. Getting through security wasn’t as bad as it had been for Countdown NYE, which was held at the same venue last December and was an exponentially larger show by at least 2/3. The festival was boasting face-melting 150,000 watts of bass. You can imagine how raw it left my ears even with ear plugs in the entire time. I actually saw everybody that was performing and was there for a brutal whole nine hours of bass. The event was held on the weekend of January 19/20. I am really enjoying the music! It's so out of character, though.Įxcision brought The Paradox tour for two sold out shows at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, CA. They're pulling through though and giving me the space I need to express myself. Its gotten pretty feverish and I know my Twitter friends have not exactly enjoyed getting pelted by the slew of rants about Dubstep and Riddim. I got heavily into Dubstep a few months ago and it has slowly been taking up more of my attention. Let’s talk about a new addition to my iTunes play listing habits that I haven’t been able to put down since.
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