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T1 Awakening... psonikadia 50 views Type1 Psonik Awakening...
Skateboard dog psonikadia 15 views This video was uploaded from an Android phone.
Subtime - Psonikadia psonikadia 641 views Deeptech with heavy bass.... https://www.facebook.com/SubspecMusic http://soundcloud.com/psonikadia Psonikadia, aka Nick Aitchison, is producer from Brighton who's r...
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Driver psonikadia 168 views Taxi Driver dubstep
Deviltrikz psonikadia 113 views Dubznbreakz from Psonikadia,,,
Psonikadia - Trustoriz psonikadia 252 views Dubstep innit.... Trustoriz EP out not on Pretty Neat Records http://www.junodownload.com/products/trustoriz-ep/1706284-02/
Psonikadia - Psionce. psonikadia 223 views Atmospheric dubstep.... http://soundcloud.com/psonikadia http://www.junodownload.com/products/trustoriz-ep/1706284-02/
Psonikadia - Cominatcha-Pleeza psonikadia 182 views New Psonikadia Dubstep using Launchpad http://www.soundcloud.com/psonikadia
Dude - Psonikadia psonikadia 174 views a cheeky tune that happen whilst mixing on my launchpad.....

About Psonikadia

Ambient electronia for the mind=

New video for the latset Psonikadia release - 'Minds Without Borders' out on Xynthetic Music - thru beatport & itunes

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Jan 20, 2012

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Sep 26, 2006

About this user

Psonikadia, aka Nick Aitchison, is producer from Brighton who's regularly seen performing around the city at some of the most well respected nights going. Most recently he played at the Beat Redemption gig in support of Starkey and Darkstar. It's not hard to pigeon-hole Psonikadia's style, but it would negate all the hard work that has clearly gone into his music. On the surface the framework is dubstep - however the complex structuring and strong hints of other genre influences make this music slightly more compelling than your average dancefloor dubstep banger.

The obvious dubstep elements are there - offbeat drum patterns, dark atmospheres, heavy basslines and the obligatory abundance of delay on certain elements. These interweave with the obvious influences of garage and grime seamlessly using double time rhythms and shuffling drum hits to create something that spans these genres with ease.

What lurks under the surface of this release though is something more industrial, something more dark and yet not your average dubstep darkness. It doesn't sound like your standard brain-tearing, club smashing, filth-rinseout, 'brostep' music. Instead it's taken the dubstep sound back to its roots and then worked the filth from that level instead - rather than making an upfront, heavy as fuck and nasty tune. To get an idea of what I mean - think digital mystikz heavier stuff and you might be somewhere along the right lines.

Betacell out now....
http://www.xynthetic.com/xsn045.php