Summer 2024

Forgotten Planet / Walk Alone

Emerging from the shadows of sound, Janet Azimuth’s debut on Rogue Dubs introduces a daring vision for the halftime drum and bass genre. With Forgotten Planet and Walk Alone, Azimuth forges a striking identity, blending heavy industrial intensity with emotive depth, evoking the raw, cinematic textures of Trent Reznor and the sub-bass mastery of Amit.

Track 1: Forgotten Planet
This track opens like a transmission from a desolate frontier. Sinister, distorted atmospheres rise over a bed of relentless bass, punctuated by fractured percussion and an eerie melody. It’s a journey through an uncharted sonic wilderness—a place where tension and beauty coexist in uneasy harmony.

Track 2: Walk Alone
With Walk Alone, Azimuth captures the essence of solitude and resilience. This is halftime at its heaviest—pounding kicks, echoing snares, and synth lines that haunt like an abandoned cityscape. The track’s dynamic interplay between oppressive weight and glimmers of hope ensures its place as both a club banger and a contemplative masterpiece.

Azimuth’s debut is more than a statement; it’s a declaration of intent. These tracks don’t just push boundaries—they bulldoze them, crafting a soundscape that feels both intensely personal and universally resonant. For those who crave music with both grit and groove, Forgotten Planet / Walk Alone will leave a lasting impression.

Welcome to Janet Azimuth’s world. It’s heavy, it’s sinister, and it’s unforgettable.

Forgotten Planet / Walk Alone

Tracks

With Walk Alone, Azimuth captures the essence of solitude and resilience. This is halftime at its heaviest—pounding kicks, echoing snares, and synth lines that haunt like an abandoned cityscape. The track’s dynamic interplay between oppressive weight and glimmers of hope ensures its place as both a club banger and a contemplative masterpiece.

Walk Alone

Full Moon Ritual

This track opens like a transmission from a desolate frontier. Sinister, distorted atmospheres rise over a bed of relentless bass, punctuated by fractured percussion and an eerie melody. It’s a journey through an uncharted sonic wilderness—a place where tension and beauty coexist in uneasy harmony.

Forgotten Planet

Boom bap with a modulated wobble and a big bass. All synth sounds from Access Virus TI hardware.

Nothing is Real

Janet Azimuth is a pioneering force in electronic music, producing for multiple decades and pushing the boundaries of genre and sound. She has created a diverse array of innovative projects, including Chakra Science, Shamanga, Druthers and Drips, UltraNet, Trimangle, and FSTZ. Janet has released music on respected labels such as Shoot Recordings, 19K, and Priapus, and also operates her own imprint, Rogue Dubs, which is distributed through Virgin Music / InGrooves. Her work continues to shape and influence the electronic music landscape with a unique blend of creativity and bold experimentation.