DIEMETIC Breaks the Mold with Bass-Heavy Chaos on New Release “Bored”

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Following the explosive success of Beat Em, DIEMETIC and Lostrønaut return with Bored”.

This is a track that takes the heavy, groove driven intensity of its predecessor and warps it into something even more unpredictable.

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It’s the kind of sound design that makes Bored feel alive, constantly evolving as it moves forward. Where Bored really shines is in its movement.

DIEMETIC and Lostronaut aren’t content with just throwing out a heavy drop and calling it a day. Instead, “Bored” keeps you guessing with rhythmic switch-ups and unexpected twists that maintain a relentless energy while keeping the listener engaged.

Thematically, the title “Bored” is an ironic choice. This track is anything but dull. Instead, it shows the relentless creative drive of its producers. Rather than re-hashing the same formulas, DIEMETIC and Lostrønaut expand it to innovate, injecting their own personality and unpredictability into their sound.

Andrew Heffernan from Diemetic says:

“After the success of Beat Em, which has amassed nearly 100k streams on Spotify, Lostronaut and I felt like we had tapped into something special – an energy that resonated with fans of heavy, groove-driven dubstep. That track set the bar high, so when we got back in the studio, we wanted to create something that kept that same raw intensity but with a fresh approach.

The track name came naturally because, at the time, we were restless – we were bored of the usual formulas and wanted to break the mold. The result is a track that’s raw, wobbly, and full of movement, hitting hard while keeping the energy fresh. The recording and production process was all about controlled chaos. We experimented with different bass modulations, layering textures to create something that felt alive. Every wobble, every switch-up, was placed with the intent of keeping listeners on edge. This wasn’t just about making a heavy track – it was about making a statement. Bored isn’t just another banger; it’s a reminder that dubstep can still evolve, still surprise, and still hit with undeniable force. If Beat ‘Em showed what Lostronaut and I could do together, Bored is proof that we’re only getting started.

There is an undeniable swagger to “Bored”. It’s an attitude that says “we’re not here to play it safe.” And it’s exactly this fearlessness that makes Bored stand out in a sea of bass music releases.

In a world where heavy dubstep often falls into patterns of predictable builds and cookie-cutter drops, “Bored” is a refreshing reminder that the genre can still be thrilling, dynamic and, most importantly, fun.

And with this new release, DIEMETIC and Lostrønaut show that the success of Beat Em was just the beginning.

Expect to hear “Bored” dominating festival sets and underground raves alike.

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About DIEMETIC

DIEMETIC, the Edmonton-based bass house innovator, has been a driving force in the electronic music scene since 2015, creating high-energy productions and chart-topping releases.

Known for his relentless grooves and hard-hitting sound design, DIEMETIC has performed on major festival stages across North America and internationally, cementing his place as a force to be reckoned with in bass music.

Together, DIEMETIC and Lostrønaut have proven to be a formidable duo, with Beat Em racking up nearly 100k streams and their latest collaboration, Bored, setting a new standard for controlled chaos in bass music.

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Modern Mystery’s Year End List 2011 (Albums & Songs)

Yes, we’re a little late on this, but here is our Year End List(s) in all of their glory.

TOP ALBUMS of 2011

                                                     1. Real Estate – Days
Literally the most beautiful album we heard all year. Everything about Days is near perfect. Haunting guitars and echoing vocals provide a stunning LP that will hold the test of time. Real Estate put out the essential record of 2011 and will hold a place forever in indie music history. Congratulations to these guys for pouring their heart and soul into a record, and letting the listener hear every beat, every emotion, and every ounce of perfection.

2. Beirut – The Rip Tide
A close runner up, Beirut proves that they have staying power on their highly anticipated second album. They certainly lived up to the hype and brought the indie rock game to a whole new level.

3. The Drums – Portamento
Catchy, and a little deeper, The Drums plunge into the ocean, not to go surfing this time but to get a little heavier. The outcome? Amazing.

4. Sloan – The Double Cross
Always a MM favorite, the best foursome since The Beatles provide another album of blissful harmonies and catchy riffs. Sloan manages to do it again.

5. The Strokes – Angles
It may have taken 5 years for this little gem, but it was certainly worth the wait. We hope the next album is a little more cohesive, a little more “Strokesy,” but hell, it’s still one of the best records our ears came across this year, not to mention the most anticipated.

6. Neon Indian – Era Extraña
An incredible sophomore effort, that had us dancing around the apartment, the office, the car, etc. Alan Palomo knows what makes our hearts tick, and it’s his infectious brand of chillwave.

7.  Ryan Adams – Ashes and Fire
The second anticipated musical act out of retirement this year, Adams put out a tear jerking album of all acoustic material, this time without his infamous Cardinals. Gorgeous as always, that man cannot write a bad song.

8. Bright Eyes – The People’s Key
 What may be the last album under the name Bright Eyes, Conor Oberst and company pull out all the stops on this intriguing and somewhat eerie album. Oberst is better than ever, just when you thought that was impossible.

9. Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks – Mirror Traffic
Stephen Malkmus albums always equals a win. Pretend to be surprised. The Beck produced record caught our ears this year. Nice one Malkmus, as always.

10. Sam Roberts Band – Collider
Another great album from SRB, the band is on a hot streak of great releases. Always a little under the radar, this cult favorite is winning over hearts and ears quickly. Jump on in.

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

Atlas Sound – Parallax
Toro Y Moi – Underneath the Pine
Fleet Foxes – Helplessness Blues
St. Vincent – Strange Mercy
Girls – Father, Son, Holy Ghost
Destroyer – Kaputt
Youth Lagoon – The Year of Hibernation
Cults – Cults
Fucked Up – David Comes to Life
Panda Bear – Tom Boy
James Blake – James Blake


Top Songs of 2011

1 The Strokes – “Undercover of Darkness”
2 Neon Indian – “Hexx Girlfriend”
3 Real Estate – “Green Aisles”
4 Bright Eyes – “Shell Games”
5 Chairlift – “Amanaemonesia”
6 Sloan – “The Answer Was You”
7 The Drums – “Money”
8 Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks – “Senator”
9 Beirut – “Santa Fe”
10 Washed Out – Amor Fati
11 Joy Formidable – Whirring
12 Girls – “Honey Bunny”
13 Unknown Mortal Orchestra -“Ffunny Ffriends”
14 Real Estate – “It’s Real”
15 Cass McCombs – “Country Line”

This Week in NYC Shows!

MONDAY

The Kooks, Smoke Signal @ The Bowery Ballroom

Jump Into The Gospel, Your 33 Black Angels, Hospitality (FREE SHOW) 
@ The Rock Shop

Golden Animals, Sky Picnic, Twin Killers @ Cameo Gallery

 

TUESDAY

Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players @ Bowery Electric

The Present, People Get Ready, Man Forever (Guitar Quintet) @ Union Pool

 

WEDNESDAY

Sloan, Hotkid @ Bowery Ballroom

Seefeel @ Brooklyn Bowl CANCELED

Greg Laswell, Elizabeth Ziman (of Elizabeth and The Catapult) @ City Winery

Hussle Club, Jump Into The Gospel, Fort Lean, The Stationary Set  (FREE)
@ Pianos

Matt & Kim, The Thermals, Autobot (from Flosstradomus) @ Terminal 5

 

THURSDAY

Sloan, Hotkid @ Knitting Factory

Sean Bones, New Moods, Keelay, Popular Music @ Cameo Gallery

ArpLine, Bad Girlfriend, Hard Nips, Huntronik @ Coco66

No Age, HEALTH, Cults, Ceremony @ House of Vans
RSVP HERE

I’m Turning Into, Clouder, Quiet Loudly, EULA, Little Racer @ Silent Barn

Josiah Wolf, First Nature, Prussia, ohnomoon @ The Rock Shop

 

FRIDAY

Ceremony, Veins, Give, Wet Witch @ Death by Audio

Memory Tapes, New Moods @ Mercury Lounge

Dinowalrus, Total Slacker, Soft Black, Life Size Maps
@ Monster Island Basement

Lower Dens, Dirty Beaches @ South Street Seaport

The Thermals, Big Troubles, EULA @ The Bell House

Lollapalooza Announces Lineup


Lollapalooza celebrates it’s 20th year this summer and the names on the bill are more exciting than ever. Remember when this fest used to tour and it was awful? Yea, who wishes it was a touring event again…us. Lollapalooza will take place August 5th-7th in Chicago’s Grant Park. The lineup includes acts from all over the indie spectrum from headliners Girl Talk, Foo Fighters, Bright Eyes, The Drums, Ratatat, Best Coast, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Arctic Monkeys, Cage the Elephant, Cold War Kids, The Mountain Goats and more! Learn more about the lineup HERE.