Circus Records Marks 15 Years of Influence With Monumental “Circus Four” Compilation

Celebrating nearly 15 years of global dubstep dominance, Circus Records co-founders Doctor P and Flux Pavilion have released the monumental Circus Four, the latest compilation in their esteemed series.

The Circus Records founders have concocted a mammoth collection for their latest edition, boasting 43 tracks that encapsulate the essence of the pioneering label's tradition of innovation.

Emma Paige

With a mix of tried-and-true classics and unreleased gems, many entries on the compilation are bound to stir excitement among the label's diehards. Among the highlights is Flux Pavilion's own "Technicolour Psychic Vision," a vibrant, melodically dense journey through his signature blend of rock-infused riffs and vocoders. Conversely, Zomboy's remix of Doctor P's "Big Boss" sees the track's transformation into a menacing anthem characterized by ominous tones and relentless basslines.

Tugging at the heartstrings of dubstep aficionados, Circus Four also spotlights a posthumous song from Cookie Monsta, "I'm Delighted," which sees the late producer working alongside Flux Pavilion and Koven. The track stands as the compilation's emotional finale as a testament to Cookie Monsta's legacy within the genre, blending his timeless sound with introspective lyrics that challenge destructive self-talk—a poignant reminder of his enduring influence.

From the early days of pioneering tracks like "Bass Cannon" and "Sweet Shop" to their latest offering, Doctor P and Flux Pavilion have curated a collection that appropriately reflects both the history and the future of dubstep. Take a listen to the new compilation below.

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