Scottish dubstep artist at Babylon

Scottish dubstep artist at Babylon

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
The latest shining star of Warp Records and dubstep music, Russell Whyte, also known as Rustie, is performing in Istanbul at Babylon for the first time today.

His debut album “Glass Swords,” in which he perfectly combined dubstep with electronica and garage elements, was pointed out as one of the top 10 albums of 2011 by The Guardian. Rustie sends out a distinctive energy to the dance floor with his unique style, combining dubstep and nostalgic rave resonances with melodic synths.
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