EVENIFUDONTBELIEVE

For my first review of 2026, I had a pretty long (5 minutes total) thought about, well, how to kick the year off. Technically, one can review anything they please, but it does make sense to try something new and exciting, and thus, is there any better way to kick off the new year by listening to Rustie? The hyperactive Glaswegian musician has been making mind-bending explorations of electronic dance music since the late-2000s, the sounds of dubstep being chewed up and spat out into the manic, ... read more

let's take Rustie's 2011 album, "Glass Swords", of which i liked a lot too, and let's place it into a methamphetamine blender. now, what do you get? why ofc EVENIFUDONTBELIEVE, this is simple chemistry right here

After the release of Green Language, Rustie felt that the record was a bit too much A&R'd by the production choice and guest features. As a result, he dropped this record out of the blue with little promo behind it and no features (unless you wanna count the fact he ... read more

For my first review of 2026, I had a pretty long (5 minutes total) thought about, well, how to kick the year off. Technically, one can review anything they please, but it does make sense to try something new and exciting, and thus, is there any better way to kick off the new year by listening to Rustie? The hyperactive Glaswegian musician has been making mind-bending explorations of electronic dance music since the late-2000s, the sounds of dubstep being chewed up and spat out into the manic, ... read more

Back to covering some Rustie and it’s another very good Future Bass album from one of the premier artists in the genre! EVENIFUDONTBELIEVE is cool Future Bass and Trap EDM with blends of Wave and Wonky. The production on here while not as good as Glass Swords is just only slightly weaker than that album. There’s tons of fun ideas on here and I found myself really liking the Trap EDM aspects on here. Yeah there are a couple of flaws on here and the fact that it somehow is a bit more ... read more