Dubstep, a bass-heavy, raga-based electronic genre, was becoming plodding and aggressive when Shackleton revived the micro-genre with his hypnotic World Trade Center memorial "Blood on My Hands." This compilation, which Shackleton put together with his pal Appleblim's label, includes the song (and a psychedelic remix by Ricardo Villalobos), but it goes way beyond the minimalism they're both known for, borrowing Middle Eastern and South Asian rhythms and instrumentation for a sound that's positively slinky.
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Various Artists; Skull Disco; $36.49 (Import).
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