Nastyfuckk EP

Released in 2012 on the Civil Music label, Nastyfuckk EP represents a pivotal moment in Travis Stewart's (Machinedrum) career, bridging the gap between his glitch-heavy IDM roots and the footwork-influenced sound that would define his landmark album 'Room(s)'. The EP features the title track alongside a significant remix of No Schnitzel and the soulful yet frantic 'What U Wanted 2 Feel'. This release is notable for its aggressive adoption of 160 BPM rhythms, a tempo that Stewart helped popularize within the global electronic scene. Critically, it was seen as a harder-edged companion to his contemporary work, trading some of the ambient textures of his full-lengths for a more confrontational, bass-heavy approach. The inclusion of a Pixelord remix further cements the EP's place within the 'internet-era' bass music movement, blending elements of grime, juke, and glitch into a cohesive, high-energy package.