meh, i checked these out the other day.
these remixes sound too forced, the best part about the dubstep techno crossover is that it felt natural.seems like scuba being in berlin now has an agenda to fill.

i could very possibly be over reacting and end up loving these remixes down the line, but right now it just seems like paul and hotflush are trying too hard to find this new identity and owning it.

have to disagree there, marsyas. as opposed to what many are typically happy to call the dubstep/techno crossover - namely a certain degree of 'techiness' infiltrating the tried-and-tested dupstep sound palette - what we have here are two perfectly unique hybrid beasts which refuse to fall into any particular generic pigeon-hole. for me, this is next level stuff, and proof that dance music still has plenty of territory left to explore. credit to scuba for getting this together. more please! (nice review, btw.)

Anyone whos interested in seeing Scuba he is playing in london at Rhythm Factory alongside Chris Libing & Pinch.

Its in the Calendar 13.12.08 x

i love the substance remix.

it's funny how his remixes of other artists are so much more interesting than the non-reissue stuff on scion versions (admittedly i'm thinking specifically of the monolake ones from a couple of years ago and this - but this is definitely some of the best dub-techno of the past few years).

dub-tech-step bastard of the year!

If the Dubstep scene have artists that always move forward... Paul definitely is one of them... In the middle of all 'generic wobble bass clownstep' pile that is released today... These pieces out on Hotflush are revigorating... Big up Hotflush!

The Scuba remix of Hard Boiled....yes please

IMO it sounds like Vex'd has been listening to the production qualities of Rustie as exhibited especially on tracks like 'Zig Zag' - with the juddering submerged synth steadily weaving its way in and out of the mix.. ..

Dettmann and Surgeon remixes work really well.