Caspa

Taken from the 'Marching' EP, due November 29.

Two of the UK dubstep artists that hit me early on in my explorations into that sound were Caspa and Emalkay. Caspa's Dub Police imprint was Emalkay's

We know, we know: "didn't Caspa just drop Alpha Omega last April?" Yes he did, but it looks like he already has a new album, 500, that he's completed in what he describes as being "natural and exciting to make." While there aren't a lot of details regarding this longplayer, we do know that Caspa will be releasing it in three parts (or episodes), the first of which you can hear below.

Dubstep: the gift that keeps on giving. With freebies from Von D and Jakes already under our belt, it makes sense that Caspa unearths a circa 2008 tun

Just the other day we premiered IllSkillz' "One Last Tune," which is taken from the forthcoming Smog City, Vol. 2 compilation, but seeing that Caspa a

Word is that Dub Police has a new compilation, Past, Present, Future on the horizon, but we have no concrete info on it... yet. What we do have is word that Caspa's "London Zoo," a huge 4x4 slammer, is due to be on it. We also have a 53 second clip, which should give you an idea of how this is far from a game. It's not one of those wobble fests; Caspa just comes with the straight up sweaty vibes. No messing about when this one drops. More details on this one when we get them.

You have to love how these roads merge, right? Just yesterday, we'd posted Mayhem & Antiserum's trap rework of SKisM's "LIke This," and earlier today,

Something about those pianos, right? That throwback rave nostalgia. Add those to Diane Charlemagne's dynamic vocal, and you've got Caspa reaching into the Delorean, pulling out a heater and blasting us straight to the future. Dubstep tempo, but those amens hint at something so much more. This is taken from his Alpha Omega LP, which is out today. Couple this with the other tunes you've heard; how could you possibly be sleeping on this project?

One thing we're loving about Caspa's Alpha Omega album, which is out on Dub Police on April 22, is the fact that he's not sticking to one particular s

Last week, we previewed the brilliant new track from Caspa, "Setting Sun," and now we've got more details on the album it'll be featured on, Alpha Omega, which Caspa will be dropping on April 22 via his Dub Police imprint.

Zane Lowe got the worldwide exclusive drop on this one recently, and it sounds like Caspa's ready to reclaim the thrown. "Setting Sun" is his huge new single from his forthcoming album, Alpha Omega, which we heard is due out in April. This one features vocals from Jagga, giving it a bigger feel that the normal main room dubstep tracks. Great mixture of a hard edge, reggae-influenced vocals, and an overall "major" feel to it. Smells like a winner.