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44CR 015
01 Nov 12
MIX 030
10 Jul 12
TA 0030
06 Dec 11
425064 4819155
06 Dec 12
KR 0157
02 Mar 12
YEPYEPHOTTIE 007
14 Apr 08
UTTU 019
14 May 12
Review:
Former L2S player and MJ Cole remixer Duncan Powell rejigs his 2009 banger "Brake" on this new release from Unknown To The Unknown. The original - previously known and loved from Hot City's Fact mix of the same year - is included here thankfully and still shines thanks to its ultra-funky minimal garage motifs and catchy-as-hell chiming melody. The 2012 mix however throws some real fire at the tune - adding thicker kicks and some deeper sub bass whilst still keeping the rude funk locked in.
HM 013
05 Mar 10
NM 037
27 Mar 12
SSR 001
14 Dec 10
RHCOMP 474
23 Mar 12
GLO 004
25 Feb 11
POS 024B
01 Mar 11
Played by: Tvyks, Big Dope P, So Shifty, Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage, Dev79, Mr. Vega, Mike Hindle - Immersed Audio, Canblaster
Review:
Savage Skulls' Carli and fellow Swede Marcus Price team up again following their previous smash on Palms Out, "Mat Bira Kvinnor Weed", with the equally crazed "Bubbelgum". With a mix of B-more bareness and Swedish weirdness, it's a genius slice of modern bass with some incredible vocal effects layered over the tropical beats. Club Cheval's Sam Tiba strips things down nicely, while Carli himself delivers a speed-garage homage mix that seriously bangs hard. With another new tune, "JEXPERT!" and a dark, crunky L-Wiz mix of their first single also included, this is a must-have for fans of well-crafted, contemporary bass madness.
POS 015
12 May 10
NO 19022
02 Apr 12
SB 1215
06 Oct 08
SHOCK 23
05 Apr 11
Played by: Lifecycle
Review:
A Venezuelan take on ghostly bass music and UK funky from Pacheko, whose Caracas roots give this set of new tunes on Shockout a real edge. While "Every Day" starts of ominously, it soon works in carioca-style cowbell hits and proceeds to develop a melancholic funk all of its own. The title tune (featuring frequent collaborator Pocz) flits between rolling Ramadanman-style 808 snares and a trancey 4/4 synth line, while "Waiting For You" is pure haunted tropical brilliance, with some incredible vocal shots thrown in to really ignite the beats. Following releases on Enchufada and Senseless, this might be Pacheko's best so far.
SHOCK 21
08 Jun 10
UTTU 010
13 Dec 11
UTTU 026
07 Jan 13
Played by: Ya Dun Know, Mat Cant, Sharkslayer, Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage, Lucent, Cosby (Car Crash Set)
Review:
Stepping up to the raucous surroundings of Unknown To The Unknown, Palace comes bringing the right kind of bass-laden swagger you expect from this ever-strengthening imprint. "Trust" is a monster, led by a coarse garage drum jive and a b-line cheeky enough to get every wallflower within fifty metres shucking. There's no doubting the instantaneous results this banger will bring, and the remixes are no shirkers either. Matrixxman cools the heat slightly with a mildly stripped variation on the original's driving theme, while the Mista Men opt instead to bring a seriously funky house shuffle to bear on the bin-bothering party antics.
CTFAT 125
22 Oct 12
Review:
Pale is a young Manchester producer who by day goes by the less exotic moniker of Leo Marcus. The exoticisms stay in the music though, with "Catacombs" being a widescreen vision of a thing that begins with deep beats before expanding into a multi-layered, glacial soundscape. "Oak Music' features an intense, pulsating techno bassline wrapped in ghostly chimes, before the pace mellows with the downtempo funk of "Orchidea".
BTRL 22D
30 Jan 12
Played by: Commodore 69 (Hot N Heavy)
Review:
A wonderfully ethereal release here from teenage producer Pale. The Yearn EP, released on the Bullet Train label, opens with the richly melodic title track, in which a sparse yet richly melodic soundscape similar to The xx's excellent "Intro" is created. "Those Ships", up next, is a more joyous affair, with uplifting tampered vocals and all manner of intricate post-dubstep atmospherics. Final track "Ghosts" is easily our favourite - the vocal elements shine brightest, the beat is stripped back and the overall sensation is heavenly. One for fans of Mount Kimbie, Four Tet and James Blake.
PALEFACE feat CHYNA WHYNE
NL 0015
15 Aug 11
Review:
With his second release of the week, Paleface gets busy on a bassline groove for "Spinning Around" - an incredibly fun tune featuring Chyna Whyne on vocals that doesn't take things too seriously. Sporting a jaunty melody that almost sounds like a wonky, sped-up version of Euro pop, "Spinning Around" is enormously catchy, and thanks to its 130+bpm tempo, a guaranteed floor filler as well.
NLR 13001
18 Mar 13
NL 0013
15 Aug 11
NLRDIGI 001
09 May 11
JUS 007
18 Mar 13
Review:
Not to be confused with the Parisian indie band of the same name, this Panda is a hotly-tipped bass trio from the UK. Not much is known about them other than their few releases have already garnered support from the likes of Groove Armada and MJ Cole. Not a bad start indeed, so with the music left to do the talking let's hear what it has to say: "Foolish" is cool and crystalline house music disguised as warped 90s RnB with a catchy pitched (up, down and sideways!) vocal. "All That I Can Give" keeps the soulful vocals but is a more straight up garagey house number that boasts plenty of swishes and light key stabs.
HES 010
25 Jan 10
REFTLIGT 002
17 Jun 12
REFTLIGT 002
03 Jul 12
MAPA 051
22 Jun 09
TYCD 22
10 Oct 11
WAHDIG 29
28 Jan 13
Review:
Adam Scrimshire's Wah Wah 45s label is lots of things to lots of people. To many it's the home of retro-soul and even Scrimshire's own indie musings, but Paper Tiger reflect another, more urban, side to the label. This is their first release since last summer and they're back with a bang: "Come Correct" is a ska-tinged live joint boasting relentless MC work from Foreign Beggars. Fulgeance's remix turns the track into a propulsive techno-pop banger. "Sidetracked" is a dubby electro-tropical workout, remixed in a string-laden downtempo style by Archie Pelago.
JLMDS 003
05 Dec 11
Review:
Brilliantly bumping beats on this Juno Download exclusive from Paper Tiger, who channel the best of Ninja Tune, Def Jux, Warp, Stones Throw and more on this excellent new single which has already won hearty plaudits from Jamie xx, Mistajam and Daz-I-Kue. With a low-slung funky half-step rhythm anchoring the slew of manic synths and pitched-up vocals, it's an uncatagorisable mix of hip-hop, nu-jazz, dubstep and more. There's even a live band version with live drums ably stepping in, along with the excellent "Ask Me How I Am" on the (digital) flip side.
DMS 011
09 Jun 08
YOSH003
02 Aug 10
RSVER 01DB
12 Apr 10
MB 03D
30 Apr 12
TBD 082
23 Oct 12
Played by: The Captain
Review:
Described as being 'strictly for the club', the latest offering from Trouble & Bass is by a mysterious duo called Party Crashers. While some might stand around scratching their heads over just who that might be, everyone else will be too busy dancing on tables, losing their minds (and possibly clothes) to this high energy banger of a tune.
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