103 Harriet & Low End Theory present
LOW END THEORY SF
with special guests
EPROM
KRAMPFHAFT
AKKACHAR
NASTYNASTY

 

 

plus Low End Theory residents
DADDY KEV
NOBODY
GASLAMP KILLER
D-STYLES
NOCANDO

 

 

 

EPROM
A savage synth wizard and mad beat scientist who brings bass to life, Eprom infuses his music with such raw energy, sense of movement and love of the bounce that it almost becomes human. Named over and over by other top West Coast producers as an influence and inspiration, this respected San Francisco-based artist is making a profound impact on the evolution of modern sound.

 

Fusing psychedelic space machine murderation, polytemponic neurocrunk and heavy-handed pleasure, Eprom creates obese ogres of bass. His mutated music is so full and rounded that it is holographic; such a massive sound requires multiple dimensions to fully express its brilliant colors and diversely accumulated weight.

 

Fans and supporters of Eprom include Flying Lotus, Starkey, Rusko, Jakes, Rustie, Megasoid, The Gaslamp Killer, Megasoid, The Glitch Mob and BBC Radio One’s Mary Anne Hobbs, and the producer has shared the stage with many of the international electronic music community’s hottest artists. With four new 12” out just in 2010, Eprom is finally getting the recognition he has earned as an integral part of the giant bouncing backbone of West Coast Sound.

If by eprom

 

Honey Badger by eprom

 

 

Krampfhaft
Krampfhaft is Joris van Grunsven from Utrecht. He produces bass music in everchanging forms. “Krampfhaft is one of the most exciting producers I’ve been hearing lately. He straddles this kind of post-dubstep, street bass, footwurk world but does it all in his own unique way.” - Starkey

Krampfhaft - Makin' Magic EP [RWINA014] by Kr∆mpfh∆ft

 

 

Akkachar
Soundcloud

Akkachar - Neon Swagga/Around Driouch [SUBWAY018] by akkachar

 

 

NastyNasty
If you haven’t heard NastyNasty yet, then you’re in for a tasty surprise. For years this Bay Area master of glitched out lazer-porn bass music has been releasing incredible original tracks, the kind that burrow into your skull and resonate for days.

 

In an interview with Generation Bass NastyNasty says, ”I’d say about 75 to 85 percent of the songs I make are about love or the lack thereof, and I feel like I’m failing if I don’t rip your heart directly through your ears at some point during my set. One of the beautiful things about music is that it can make us feel less alone in our moments of darkness.”

 

NastyNasty was in Phoenix for Shake That Ass!, an event at 910 Live, on Saturday, March 5th, 2011, to play an entirely LIVE set of original music.

Acid Hangover (IGUESSITSPOPULARTOTELLYOUITSAFREEDOWNLOAD) by NastyNasty