Of course, we need to have a "conclusive" track to end this collection of DUBS dealing with ancient times and supressed history. Musically, and topic-wise as well. 

Let's start with the music.

Usually a Steppers rhythm gives a feeling of energy. That's why it's called "Steppers". But this tune is a little bit different. Not much, just a little bit. 

Horns, an easy tempo (127 BPM), and nuff effects form the main ingredients. The drum and bass play an Ire line and the DUB mixing itself stays kind of relaxed.

The mix opens with a synthesizer, a drum break and some true horn play. After a while, the horns get soaked in echoing while the drum and bass play on. There are a couple of "resting places" during the mix, but the whole tune stays relaxed most of the time anyway.

And that has everything to do with the topic. For this easy-going steppers, is a celebration of the fact that in ancient days the Nephilim were destroyed. 

Where some people think that the Israelites were kind of brutal when they conquered the Promised Land, it is not a commonly known fact that we are not speaking about humans! The Israelites had to fight the Nephilim and therefore they had to turn to violence.

In fact, the Nephilim were a threat to the very existance of mankind. That's the reason why the Great Flood came: to wipe the Nephilim of the face of the planet.

Last Of The Nephilim is also the last track of this album. But we should realize, that the return of the Nephilim have been foretold. So in reality, the real Apocalypse has yet to come.

Apocalypse Tommorrow?

You bet!