Excision & Slander
Excision & Slander is a collaborative project between two established electronic acts. Excision is Jeff Abel, known for heavy dubstep and bass music. Slander...
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Excision & Slander is a collaborative project between two established electronic acts. Excision is Jeff Abel, known for heavy dubstep and bass music. Slander is the duo of Scott Land and Derek Andersen, who built a following with melodic, euphoric tracks. They started working together around 2017.
Their track "Your Fault (feat. Elle Vee)" did well on dance charts. They've also released other songs like "Watch" and "Falling Apart." They've worked with other producers including Dion Timmer, Sullivan King, and Illenium.
There was some debate about their approach to genre, with some listeners feeling they blended styles in ways that challenged traditional dubstep boundaries. Slander faced plagiarism accusations in 2018 regarding the track "I Can't Stay." Excision has spoken publicly about dealing with mental health challenges.
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