The 2007 album 'Underground Communication' represents a pivotal moment in Bassnectar's discography, showcasing a distinct shift towards heavier, more experimental sound design. It captures the artist in the midst of developing his signature style, which would come to define a generation of bass music fans.
- Recorded and mixed at Ashton's home studio, the album features collaborations with various underground vocalists and producers.
- Upon its release, 'Underground Communication' was a foundational text for the then-emerging dubstep genre in the United States, drawing attention from both electronic music enthusiasts and jam band followers.
- The album was initially released on the independent label Om Records, known for its deep house and downtempo releases, before Ashton later launched his own imprint.
Bassnectar is the stage name of Lorin Ashton, an artist from Santa Cruz, California, known for his eclectic and bass-heavy electronic music. In 2007, with "Underground Communication," he was solidifying his presence in the burgeoning dubstep scene, moving beyond his earlier DJ-centric work.
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