Industrial Strength Records announces the birth of a demonic brainchild. The Panacea and Limewax have been scheming in the heart of the inferno to bring you a sample pack in truly terrorizing form. World, say hello to Skullstep, a customizable collection of the most bone-rattling DnB and Industrial sounds this side of Hades.

Skullstep splits open a set of formidable effects, dark drones, distorted drums, ruff breaks, and edgy acid tones. Ominous textures and pounding assaults send sonic wrath straight to your DAW.

Limewax and The Panacea are a steadfast match lit in hell. Each known for hard-hitting productions, the longtime co-conspirers combine minds to wreak masterful destruction.

Since 1996's influential "Low Profile Darkness," German producer Mathis Mootz's groundbreaking sounds have continually redefined the forefront of techstep by combining hardcore techno, drum 'n' bass, rave and industrial into a truly explosive force. The Panacea's prolific discography has been released by the likes of Kniteforce, PRSPCT, and Mootz's own label, Position Chrome.

From a young age, Ukrainian musician, DJ, and producer Maxim Anokhin has proven himself a sonic pacesetter, harnessing the darker sounds of atmospheric dance as Limewax. In addition to running his own LB Recordings, his uniquely-compelling acidic textures and frenetic breaks have been released on mainstay DnB labels including Freak Recordings, Tech Itch, PRSPCT, and Position Chrome.

Skullstep unleashes a serious selection for hard-baseline producers looking to bring cutting-edge sounds to their studio flow. We've wrangled these 24-bit, 44.1-kHz samples and taught 'em a few tricks. All are ready to load in as Acid wav, and Apple Loops, The pack also features Logic ESX, Kontakt, Battery 3, Maschine and of course Rex.2 It's all reigned into one multi-use, license-free download: The rest is up to you to tame.

Don't be surprised if your speakers get goosebumps -- nothing holds back this beast of a pack.
（From  INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH）

*This description is a reference taken from the original developer's website.