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2011
The 5th studio album from Spearhead Records boss Steve BCee.
Some of these tracks on the album are on a mix above. But here they are, polished and in their pristine, engineered form. #9 Makes a good case as to why Drum and Bass will be around for a hundred years.
A brand new episode of the Shadow Wolf radio show presented by Legowelt - lots of fresh new unreleased stuff as broadcasted on Intergalactic FM this December - 2 hours tracklist coming up on www.legowelt.org
IMO, Legowelt is the master of bringing “computer music” into the old club scene. A proper curator, he produces tracks that justify and extend themes, tropes, and soundscapes. Perhaps it is his early love for synthesizers mixed with an aim to perform DJ sets at mainstream festivals that makes him forever relevant. Not house music, but electro is the commonality here.
I just put up a dubstep style track I made completely on my iPad with Gadget a few days ago. I hope you will all enjoy it! 
Colors in Static - ElectroDubKitty
Also, this track I just stumbled across on YouTube is straight 
and the artist that made it only used the Behringer Neutron, patched many different ways, to make each individual synth layer of the track. I was REALLY impressed! 
(Also, kinda wish I was able to get this Neutron color scheme for the one I bought, instead of the plain red one that everyone is familiar with, cuz the black one looks so dope!)
I think those color options are overlays for the original rather than color options from Behringer. Can’t remember where they were being sold though.
“Music To Come Down To is Tim Held’s 3rd full-length release, but his first entirely composed on a modular synthesizer.”
OK found it - this place sells them:
There is a large metal plate being played by computer controlled mallets in this one. Pretty epic!