Album lore

Death Don't Always Taste Good is a 2018 release from Ivy Lab on Twenty Twenty London Recordings, presenting twelve tracks that navigate the interstices of drumstep, liquid funk, and bass music. The album’s palette shifts with deft precision from halftime beats to neurotrap textures, standing out in the drum and bass realm for its incorporation of trap and future beats elements. Tracks like "Cake" exemplify the group's command of rhythm and bass, balancing intricate percussion with a smooth yet restless energy.The record unfolds with titles such as "Fortune Teller" and "Astral Pirate Theme," hinting at a playful but measured approach to production. Ivy Lab’s work here is marked by a keen ear for layering and groove, crafting a collection that resonates within the bass community while extending beyond typical genre confines. Death Don't Always Taste Good holds a quiet claim in the late 2010s bass canon, its 12 tracks engaging listeners attuned to the nuances between the club and the crate.

Album lore

Death Don't Always Taste Good is a 2018 release from Ivy Lab on Twenty Twenty London Recordings, presenting twelve tracks that navigate the interstices of drumstep, liquid funk, and bass music. The album’s palette shifts with deft precision from halftime beats to neurotrap textures, standing out in the drum and bass realm for its incorporation of trap and future beats elements. Tracks like "Cake" exemplify the group's command of rhythm and bass, balancing intricate percussion with a smooth yet restless energy.The record unfolds with titles such as "Fortune Teller" and "Astral Pirate Theme," hinting at a playful but measured approach to production. Ivy Lab’s work here is marked by a keen ear for layering and groove, crafting a collection that resonates within the bass community while extending beyond typical genre confines. Death Don't Always Taste Good holds a quiet claim in the late 2010s bass canon, its 12 tracks engaging listeners attuned to the nuances between the club and the crate.