Brackles

Londoner Rob Kemp began DJing in age 15. Within a couple of years, he got to music-making skillfully plenty of to rank among the even more creative and specific post-dubstep makers. He debuted as Brackles for the Berkane Sol label in 2008 with “Glazed,” a swarming dubstep monitor with deep-probing bass frequencies; it had been granted the A-side to a break up 12” distributed to Shortstuff. A small number of produces for Bristol’s Pollen and Apple Pips brands, aswell as World Mu, Brainmath, and his and Shortstuff’s Blunted Robots imprint, resulted in the mix recording Songs for Unlimited Towns, Vol. 1, the inaugural launch for Great in the Pool. After a tranquil 2011 with only 1 12” discharge on Wash, Kemp re-emerged in-may 2012 along with his debut album Wash Presents: Brackles