The events are hosted by AM Connections, Daycamp Wellness, Overdrive Defense, Colorado Bassheads and others on July 18. To outsiders, Denver is known simply as the "Bass Capital." But to those of us who live here, it's so much more. It's a place where we come together, share our love for music and meet some of our best friends. It's a community where we can tap into resources and support. All of the things that make Denver great are being rolled into one event called Electron

Skism is reuniting generations of bass music with a 25-track compilation feat. artists like LAXX, IVORY, Hammerhead, SPAG, Ecraze, Jiqui & more. Flashback to November 2025. Skism just made his first post in nearly six years. He talked about how when COVID hit, he had just moved to Australia with his family. Black Label had been consolidated into Never Say Die, and there was an opportunity to step back. He was quietly planning to halt releases on NSD. No one knew, not even the

Hot off the heels of a Red Rocks set, a Port Zero EP and his BIN debut, the Mythm project is entering a new era. Let's step into the world of MYTHM. If you've been in the scene for a while, you may know him as the rudeboy with 140 and UK dubstep songs on labels like Wheel & Deal Records. But if you've started following him recently, you're probably more familiar with the MYDDM sets — the raw, heavier riddim drops that have left us wanting more. Now, he's leaning into a misfit