MOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Check out the post on Love That Tune here

Subdivision sponsor, Dubfiler was recently featured on Sonic Scoop. Check out the article here

Surefire and Subdivision family man, DZ stormed the internet today.

First, his stellar remix of Major Lazer’s Keep It Going Louder is featured up on the Mad Decentblog.

Second, DZ was interviewed by Hush House in anticipation of his forthcoming FlopHaus LP. Be sure to check out this interview as it the interview features six FREE DZ tracks (and a lovely shout out to Surefire Agency and Subdivision Management’s Teddy).

Be sure to check Squeegie Sounds in the coming days for yet another DZ interview that will include MORE free DZ tracks.

And don’t forget, MAD DIVISION is TOMORROW NIGHT at the Mausoleum in Philadelphia. Featuring: JOKER, NOMAD, L-VIS 1990, BOK BOK, KINGDOM, DJ SEGA, DIRTY SOUTH JOE, FLUFFTRONIX, and LADY PROWL. Holy shit balls that is the greatest line up in the history of EVER

COA-002 – SUSPECT / SWITCHDUBS – FISH NEED WATER / WAGAMAMA OUT NOW!!!
Code of Arms Records

Get it at:

Boomkat
BM-SOHO
JUNO
Chemical Records
Red Eye Records

I am really tired of the American elitist attitude against Canadians. They have been the butt of too many jokes here in the States. However, Canada will have the last laugh. Aside from producing stellar hockey players, Canada has been way ahead of the States when it comes to Dubstep.

In 2009, when the States finally started catching onto Dubstep, Canadians have been on its tip for years. In fact, Excision’s Darkstep mix from 2006 was the mix that finally sold me on the genre. And, dare I say, the Canadian Dubstep producers have finally caught up to the genre’s UK godfathers. With producers such as DZ, Excision, Datsik, and many more, the Canadian Dubstep scene is presently the cutting edge of the genre.

Here are just a couple examples:
BOOM – Excision & Datsik

CRUNCH – Excision & Flux Pavilion

BroStep – DZ

And finally, this Kellz’s favorite track of the moment.
The Cannock Wobble (Hot Mouth Remix) - Will Bailey & Wongo

Subdivision’s own Rx has been a very busy man. In the next few months the pharmacist of bass has a forthcoming split with Plastic Little’s Si Young on Brooklyn’s Code Of Arms Records, the manic Jusyanutz is scheduled for the next installment of Seclusiasis‘ Street Bass Anthems series, and his Jupiter One remix for Rykodisc will be featured on Flufftronix and Dirty South Joe‘s Luvstep mix for Mad Decent‘s podcast. Rx’s tracks have been championed by the likes of PLASTICIAN, STARKEY, DEV79, STENCHMAN, and JAYOU. Rx’s collaboration with Chae Hawk was featured on this summer’s stellar DUBSTEP LA mix by PLASTICIAN.

For all of these reasons, we at Subdivision decided to share some of Rx’s massive remixes of NINE INCH NAILS and BROKEN SPINDLES. Also be sure to check the forthcoming Rx post (and free trax) on SQUEEGIE SOUNDS, and in case you missed it, check out the Mischief Night release of Rx’s haunting remix of Banned Books’ “Anti-Anthem” on the BIG UP MAGAZINE blog.

Any way here are the remixes (at 320kbps):

Check these out!!

Nate Day and Subdivision Management are here to TRICK up your Halloween weekend with four massive BASS remixes.

The first being an extra special Halloween offering: Nate Day’s remix of Designer Drugs “Zombies”. This hip-hop inspired Dubstep remix of Designer Drugs’ sinister first release on Iheartcomix Records is already being caned by LA Dubstep icon, 12th Planet. Grab it FREE here:

Zombies (Nate Day Remix) – Designer Drugs

Second, Nate Day draws from his Drum and Bass roots with his collaboration with fellow Philly Drum & Bass alum Steve Rea to bring this massive remix of Subfocus’ “X Ray.” This smasher closes B Rich’s epic two-part November ’09 Mix and will soon be featured on Them Jeans’ Fools Gold Records Podcast.

X Ray (Nate Day and Steve Rea Remix) – Sub Focus

To fill up your candy bag, Nate Day wanted to toss in his remixes of Major Lazer’s Pon De Floor and B Rich’s Make Me Dance.
Pon De Floor (Nate Day Remix) – Major Lazer
Makes Me Wanna Dance (Nate Day Remix) – B. Rich

These four XL bangers will sure to rot your teeth whilst blowing up your speakers.  Also, be on the lookout for Nate Day’s side project with Thee Mike B: Camo UFOs.  With a Mad Decent remix release lined up and getting support from Diplo, Tittsworth and Annie Mac on BBC 1Xtra, expect big things from Camo UFOs in the coming months!! These guys are bringing back those ’95 vibes!

As featured on:

Love That Tune

&

Squeegie Sounds

Subdivision Management’s Nate Day has been a busy man. First, his Steed Lord remix was featured on Media Contender and then Nate was featured on “Kitchen Sink Radio” on Scion’s Radio 17.

Finally, Nate was also featured on DIM MAK TV’s “GOOD JOB YOSHIDO” Episode 1.1.

GOOD JOB YOSHIO Show- Episode 1.1 “People Poo Poo For Me” from Dim Mak on Vimeo.

Nate has forthcoming remixes for SUBFOCUS, MAJOR LAZER, and DESIGNER DRUGS

Nate will be touring the end of October, November, & December throughout the United States. Promoters, go to the Subdivision Management for booking information.