Music with amazing sub bass. Anything goes.

[Rzezniq]

I think we need a thread that focuses on music with sub bass.

Anything goes: classical, drone, electronic. Miami bass. The lower the frequency the better even if it is just for a second.

Some tracks to get us started:

 

[Doodski]

 

[Doodski]

This thread is a repeat on the theme of, "Bass." But I'll post the same song as I did in the other BASS thread...lol

 

[Steven Holt]

Not everyone's cup tea, but Billie Eilish, 'Bad Guy'

 

[Doodski]

Might as well post it... I'm searching it all out to see what it is anyway.

 

[dtomsen]

 

[Vini darko]

Been enjoying this one lately. Adam F metropolis. Lovely sub flutters

 

[Goethefan]

Almost the entire public image Ltd. Metal box release, don't think there's much sub bass

 

[Steven Holt]

Another one : JS Bach 'Toccata and Fugue in D minor' Strictly speaking, there is no 'sub bass', but the lows in this piece will make your house shake.https://youtu.be/ho9rZjlsyYY

 

[Dunring]

If you just google search for:

test songs subwoofer sub bass

There's several sites loaded with examples, the kind car stereo installers play to test their setups.

 

[euge_lee]

New album from Danny Elfman "Bigger. Messier.".... whole album is pretty cool... "In Time" has some good bass.

 

[pablolie]

Gerald Veasley "signs". No youtube links because audio quality sucks.

 

[DJNX]

Embedded to the exact time where sub bass starts roaring.

 

[Chrispy]

A thread you might want to check out along these lines

 

[Mowz]

Loving this one loud lately:

 

[Glen20]

Loving this one loud lately:

Thanks for posting. I loved the video (very Baraka vs Michel Gondry.)(didn’t come with the vinyl
Jamie xx /gil scott heron album is a favourite of mine

Gil Scott-Heron And Jamie xx - We're New Here

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The director of Gosh ,Romain Gavras has a movie out today on Netflix ( French drama ,violent street uprising….)

 

[MaxwellsEq]

Gustav Holst "Saturn", the last couple of minutes. I heard this in the Albert Hall, London.

 

[Rzezniq]

I love the first seismic stomp before this track fully gets going

 

[Peluvius]

Dido - Don't Believe in Love
Yello - Ciel Ouvert & Domingo
Black Box - Ride on Time
Bronski Beat - Smalltown boy
Cher - Believe & Song for the Lonely (Almighty Mix)
Depeche Mode - Enjoy the silence

 

[storing]

Sub bass & electronic: too much choices but dnb is basically invented for going nuts on neurotic drums, gritty bass, and body-altering sub bass
These definitely make my whole house shake when the lowest notes hit. Enjoy the darkness.

Bit more standard rolling bass but such a banger I can't leave it out:

Not dnb, but low&slow.