
Excision, Kai Wachi Sullivan King Unleash “Bonebreaker” — A Festival-Ready Bass Weapon
Dubstep titans Excision, Kai Wachi, and Sullivan King have joined forces on “Bonebreaker,” a bone-crushing collaboration designed to rattle railings and level festival grounds. Released via Excision’s Subsidia Records, the track arrives just in time for Lost Lands 2025, where it’s destined to become a headbanger anthem.
Built on seismic drops, razor-sharp transitions, and relentless low-end power, “Bonebreaker” perfectly merges each artist’s sonic identity: Excision’s prehistoric roars, Kai Wachi’s raw, neck-snapping edge, and Sullivan King’s metal-driven ferocity. The result is a track that doesn’t just hit hard—it demands to be felt physically, from the pit of your stomach to the rail in front of you.
This isn’t just a collab—it’s a battle cry for the mosh pit. Expect “Bonebreaker” to dominate festival stages and ignite those unforgettable moments when exhaustion fades, the crowd unites, and pure chaos takes over. For fans of heavy dubstep, this one is a certified must-add to your rave playlist.
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