Infernal Sounds
Top 100 Chart placements for Infernal Sounds
Updated 2 years ago
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#4
Feat. Staff Picks in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Sink Hole
q100, OZ & FLO plunge to their darkest point on Sink Hole, a ruthless, high-pressure cut that drags you straight into unstable territory. Built around a hostile core of razor-sharp mid-range and tightly controlled low-end, the track moves with coiled tension, warped textures, and an unrelenting forward drive. Cold, claustrophobic, and surgically precise, Sink Hole is engineered for maximum impact, a system-ready weapon designed for late-night pressure and total control.
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#6
Feat. Banner in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Worker Bee EP
q100, OZ & FLO return to Infernal Sounds with a monumental follow-up to their debut Cruiser EP. The trio continue to carve their own lane, fusing dubstep pressure with techno precision on the uncompromising Worker Bee EP. The title track 'Worker Bee' sets the tone immediately, with T-Man's commanding vocal riding a heavyweight groove built to lock you in and not let go. 'Plasmatic' twists the energy further, launching into a cold, kaleidoscopic run of descending bass and stark, mechanical tension. 'Sink Hole' dives even deeper; a ruthless cut driven by slicing mid-range FX and tightly engineered sound design that pulls you straight into the void. 'Source Code' flips the script with a funkier, swaggering bassline, injecting groove without losing the grit, before the instrumental of 'Worker Bee' strips things back to showcase the precision and power at the core of the EP. Two remixes of 'Plasmatic' close it out in style: Ninety delivers a warped, surreal reimagining, while Katch brings a raw, cut-throat refix that hits with pure intent. This is 140 done right! Focused, forward-thinking, and built for sound systems. Worker Bee is a statement release that proves q100, OZ & FLO are operating at the sharp end of the spectrum.
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#6
Feat. Banner in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Worker Bee EP
q100, OZ & FLO return to Infernal Sounds with a monumental follow-up to their debut Cruiser EP. The trio continue to carve their own lane, fusing dubstep pressure with techno precision on the uncompromising Worker Bee EP. The title track 'Worker Bee' sets the tone immediately, with T-Man's commanding vocal riding a heavyweight groove built to lock you in and not let go. 'Plasmatic' twists the energy further, launching into a cold, kaleidoscopic run of descending bass and stark, mechanical tension. 'Sink Hole' dives even deeper; a ruthless cut driven by slicing mid-range FX and tightly engineered sound design that pulls you straight into the void. 'Source Code' flips the script with a funkier, swaggering bassline, injecting groove without losing the grit, before the instrumental of 'Worker Bee' strips things back to showcase the precision and power at the core of the EP. Two remixes of 'Plasmatic' close it out in style: Ninety delivers a warped, surreal reimagining, while Katch brings a raw, cut-throat refix that hits with pure intent. This is 140 done right! Focused, forward-thinking, and built for sound systems. Worker Bee is a statement release that proves q100, OZ & FLO are operating at the sharp end of the spectrum.
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#12
Feat. Staff Picks in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Worker Bee
q100, OZ & FLO return to Infernal Sounds with Worker Bee, a heavyweight statement cut that displays their trademark sound into pure system pressure. Featuring the unmistakable voice of T-Man, the track lands with immediate authority, his commanding vocal cutting through a tightly wound, industrial groove driven by weighty low end and sharp rhythmic detail. Cold, focused, and uncompromising, Worker Bee balances raw power with technical finesse, built for dark rooms and heavy rigs - a track that leaves no doubt about the intent behind it.
