#5 Feat. Banner in Bass / Club

We are very excited to welcome London-based artist Tooth Rust for her All Centre debut, as she follows up her standout Glut EP on Early Reflex. Her new release pushes deeper into the fringes of club experimentation with four warped, overdriven tracks that fuse grime, breaks and twisted techno sounds into raw, unpredictable forms. Gullet Glue lurches into action with off-kilter kicks to introduce a stuttering, hypnotic groove. Rapid-fire claps exchange with bursts of noise while a woozy, abstract melody weaves through the chaos. In its latter half, the track intensifies, sharpening its percussive edges and dragging a sludgy, DnB-adjacent bassline into the mix. Rude Mechanicals adopts grime sonics with a pummeling eski-like bassline and frantic shards of MC chatter. The track shifts these sounds into a hard-hitting club track, with pounding kicks and whirring hi-hats, sure to send any dancefloor into a frenzy. Tecque slows the tempo but keeps the tension high, leaning into splintered dub percussion and cascading breakbeats. Perfectly executed breaks career around the mix as the track builds to a trippy, atmospheric middle section with warped vocals and an earworm melody. The frantic melodics combine with crashing breaks in a flying final third. The EP closes with Time chits, where a lurching digi-plucked melody and intricate percussion fold into a rubbery, mutated club rhythm. The track switches up in the second half with a twisted bassline warping amongst stuttering kicks and frenzied bursts of melody. Jump Discontinuity is available across all digital platforms from July 18th.

Tooth Rust