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OILGANG 004
04 Mar 13
Played by: Smutlee, Juno Recommends Dubstep, Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage, Dev79, Top Billin DJ Team, Cosby (Car Crash Set), Highgrademuzik Aka Don D Selectah
Review:
Although there's a few claimants to the Spooky moniker, this one is a grime DJ who hails from London's East End. Here, fledgling label Oil Gang have coaxed a pretty varied release from the man behind 2010's cult hit, "Spartan". "Coolie Joyride" is a cut up of a familiar Coolie riddim, famously featured in Nina Sky's hit 'Move Ya Body'. "Electric Fence" is swaggering half-time electro dancehall and "Rhythm & Slags (Part 2)" is a menacing electro-grime anthem.
PHC 006
27 Jun 12
MBK 015
22 Apr 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage
Review:
Prague's Meanbucket have snapped up some raw new talent in the shape of Dutch producer 618. This here is his debut release and with one listen it makes it clear why he's created a buzz for himself. "What You Do" is a brutal booty bass assault with serious juke overtones, while "Amsterdammed" applies heavy bass to the kind of techno heard in Berlin in the good old days. Remix wise, the title track become minimal hip-house by Boeboe, thumping house by Embryo Planet, freq bending electro by Seymour Bits and incredible dark electro-house by Veit B.
MINDSET 008
03 Sep 12
Review:
As his game steadily increases with output on all manner of high-profile labels, it's high time that one of Synkro's highlights from last year makes its way on to digital. "Look At Yourself" is a perfect slice of horizontal 2-step, with clattering drums replaced by shimmering pops and clicks, while the keys and pads blur into one perfectly ambient haze. "Girl" likewise belies Synkro's knack for moody blue synths, but also packs a wriggling acid line that cuts through the mellow tones. "Its" rounds the easy-going styles off nicely with a low-slung groove and more of the finely diced RnB vocals that are sprinkled across the whole EP.
DOR 070
21 Sep 98
UDZ 003
08 Mar 10
HAR 135
01 Nov 12
UDZ 037
25 Mar 13
UDZ 039
17 Jun 13
UTR 0122
25 Feb 13
MENUCD 02
05 Jun 09
ISOM 27D
03 Jun 10
EVDEP 011
13 Dec 12
BW 002D
20 Feb 12
WRB 001
26 Sep 11
CHURCH 001
26 Nov 12
Review:
Heralding the start of the newly minted Church imprint, Happa makes a strong case for the buzz he has received with but a smattering of appearances before now. "Beat Of The Drum" is as percussion-centric as you might hope, and what percussion it is. Ostensibly based around a 2-step wiggle, the monolithic hits that fall with deft swing are infallible in their guaranteed dance-levelling power. Throwing Snow takes said beats into a frantic, juked-out territory on his remix, firing off that instantly identifiable jerky rhythm and a considerable tempo jump. "Bring It Back" is a considerable shift in style, as Happa delves into a menacing electro house well, leaving it to Apes & Seb Wildblood to drop a more casual deep house cut.
TPM 36
21 Jan 13
FRIED 007
19 Apr 13
PHRECS 054
27 May 13
Played by: Mr Brainz / Orpheus:ldn
Review:
For his debut on Phucked Recordings, 1Point5 has delivered a very impressively produced offering indeed. Intricate, 2-step infused beats jostle for supremacy with bouncy dubby bass notes and a slick vocal from Al Rolfe, before they conclude that basically they all win. Remix wise, Moxix opts for a synth heavy post dubstep reworking replete with crying baby sampling whilst Nu-Direction offers up a futuristic doomy D&B revision.
AIM 022
01 Jan 07
884385 411503
07 Apr 08
CATD 014A
01 Sep 08
CATD 019
07 Jun 10
CC 016
15 Apr 13
Review:
Maintaining their reputation for the most intriguing contemporary bass skulduggery on the planet, Crackling Claps introduce the fractured, seasick vibes of Genda. The second the dusty, crinkled glitches and surging fuzzy euphoria of opener "Fractal" hits you, you know this is going to take a few listens to get your head around. Sitting somewhere between Morris Cowan, Apparat and Autechre, everything about this engrosses and envelopes. From the spiralling sub-aquatic psychedelia of "Particles" to the soul-stopping synth pulsations and horn washes of "Self Similarity", this bends the mind as well breaking gravity. Make sure Genda is on your agenda...
TRANSCDS 028I
21 Oct 12
INHALE 004D
03 Dec 12
Played by: Mr Brainz / Orpheus:ldn, Juno Recommends Minimal/Tech House, Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage, Hxdb, Ambivalent
Review:
Bristol's Arkist is back with this new two-tracker on the relatively unknown Belgian imprint, Inhale. With its jittery, off-centre beats "Two Night Stand" evokes the spirit of the little known 'falling down the stairs-step' school of beats. That, combined with fizzy rave stabs and autotuned vocals, makes for one weird interpretation of swing garage...and all the better for it. On a totally different tip is "Spiderdrudge", an accelerated slice of deep, dark techno featuring elasticized bass notes, a cool snare click and sinister, insect-like percussion scuttling all over it's scaly frame. Gatekeeper also rolls up to remix the latter tune into a haunting, sparse and decadent garage adventure.
TUM 002
18 Feb 13
505572 1810556
06 May 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage
Review:
Nottingham/Leeds duo, Sergic and Lyka arrive in fine style here with their debut release on their own label Tumble Audio. "Bulletproof" is a pumping, breaky beast that sounds like bullets bouncing off the armour of an angry robot. Meanwhile "Shame' is all skippy beats, housey percussion and dubby bass, while "Glod" ups the tempo for some wobbly 4 x 4 fun.
THEXXX
03 May 02
TR 018
17 May 13
Review:
It's not every day we come across underground bass artists named after an actress in a 1980s soap, Dynasty, but it takes all sorts as they say. Musically this is seriously next level stuff: "I Can't Hide" is twisted and contorted tribal house with half time breaks and a killer cowbell. "No Way Back" is similarly bonkers but drowns everything is neon synths. Remixers include The Druid Cloak (sounds like a Brazilian carnival stumbling into a rave), Kresy (slow, emotional house) and Rohan (even deeper still; adding melancholic keyboards and cut up vocals for what's possibly the stand-out track).
CH 7791300103
05 Mar 13
Review:
Originally released on a super-limited vinyl, mercifully Wildlife has seen fit to give us turntable-less common folk an opportunity to check out his unique project. Highlighting the strong relationship between punk and reggae of the late 70s, he's taken the reggae originals, the punk covers AND original vocal artists of the time to create entirely new-versions. It's a unique perspective, and one that really works. Some rubs you'll instantly recognise, such as Junior Murvin VS The Clash VS Wildlife and Charlie Harper is an instant charmer. Others are much more fractured and less obvious ("Armagideon Time"), but that makes the guessing game even more interesting. A genuinely interesting project.
CRT 002
14 Dec 12
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GN 0022
12 May 11
BG 001D
21 May 12
DD 005
18 Feb 13
JD 001
01 Sep 06
NMD 001
30 Dec 11
MCR 002
31 Jul 12
LC:004
31 May 13
HUSSYCD 5325
13 Jun 13 | ||
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