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361015 1773615
18 Nov 12
PTN 009
23 Sep 12
505561 0744931
12 Aug 12
Review:
It's been a while since Mr Beater served up any of his trademark UKG/breakbeat grime but with eight cuts on offer here, he's made up for plenty of lost time. As with previous releases, there are no surprises, just raw, edgy, bashy DJ bullets that pay homage to the scene's most formative era over 10 years ago. Highlights include the string-stabbed "Fire", the minor-key riding two-step slammer "Swagga" and the fast-paced 4/4 joint "Killer". Strictly club dubs, these are ready and waiting for a dancefloor. And if you're lucky, a fly MC to really make them go down with the energy they require.
LUT 063
07 May 12
IABT 005
22 Mar 13
IABT 006
24 May 13
NU 001
29 May 12
Review:
A hero of garage, 2-step, French touch and about 40 other genres, New Jersey pioneer Todd Edwards' very-worthwhile revival continues with these three version of "Love Inside". With his trademark vocal-chops gloriously in place, the original works his ever-trusted formula of deep organ bass and tweaked stabs of vocals, while the "Sunshine" mix drastically rearranges the vocal chops and adds a greater jack to the hats and snares.
IGR 005
26 Apr 13 500 MB of cutting-edge 4x4 & 2-step rhythms at 132-138 bpm plus SFX & vocal stabs
IC*009
14 Jun 10
DD 005
18 Feb 13
BG 001D
21 May 12
RYM 004
09 Jul 12
DRR-008
01 Sep 12
Review:
LKID, the rising Leeds based producer, continues his prolific output with the Circles EP on Austrian imprint Dreieck making for his fourth release in just under a year. A certain progression in style is also evident here, with both tracks demonstrating a more considered approach in production to the high octane garage swing of "High Life" the last emission form LKID. Both the title track and "Summer Haze" are still rhythmically grounded in that tell tale click clack UK Funky groove, but LKID swamps the former in a delightfully warm melodic coat, while the latter adopts a tougher poise and utilises a vocal sample adroitly.
NTRX 004
30 Jan 13
816769 016424
21 May 13
SB 001
20 Nov 07
505572 1806856
22 Apr 13
BASSMM 004
29 Oct 12
UWB 001
27 Aug 12
WOB 011
20 May 13
NNB 01
10 Dec 12
Review:
Spatial's mission to explode the conventions of the dubstep and bass scenes from which he emerged continues in fine style with this new house-orientated three-tracker. Sure there are traces of dub and glitchy darkness in "Plastic Relic" but beyond that, there is a real evidence of a more dancefloor-orientated agenda from the Infrasonic boss. "Book Down Way Round" is a relentless anthem with a female mantra delivered over a Paul Woolford-style techno-funk backdrop. However, the title track isn't called "The Slammer" for nothing, it's a heavy slice of the raw, garage-flecked, pumpin' house that hasn't been heard much since New York's Limelight circa 1994!
VR 001
11 Mar 13
SDR 004
04 Apr 13
EXT 001
01 May 13
CHEAP 041
02 Oct 11
MOSE 322US
29 Mar 13
Arlissa vs Nas - "Hard To Love Somebody" (Addicted To Bass 2013 edit - Zed Bias mix) - (5:09) 127 BPM
Artful Dodger feat Lifford - "Please Dont Turn Me On" (Addicted To Bass 2013 edit - Disclosure remix) - (4:55) 130 BPM
Mike Delinquent Project feat KCAT & Mikill Pane - "Mama Said" (Addicted To Bass 2013 edit - Wideboys club mix) - (2:34) 128 BPM
Played by: Diplo
Review:
Hot on the heels of Ministry Of Sound's killer future bass album, we now get a further 66 'speaker blowing basslines' that we're sure to get familiar with over the next few months. Highlights include Disclosure's warped version of the Artful Dodger' "Please Don't Turn Me On", the sparse soul of Woz's "Spoons" mix, Huxley's jackin take on Maxxi Soundsystem's "Stella's Way" and Wideboy's bonkers electro-disco anthem "Stars".
RH-DC 6
15 Feb 11
Played by: Big Dope P
Review:
This batch of Beatvandals floor fillers initially surfaced 7 years ago on wax and has been long deleted on the format. It finally gets a digital release as a 3 track download which gathers the vocals and rhythms of the first lady of freaked out hip hop, a certain infamous rock band who just called it quits, the Bussa Bus and even a Toots tried & trusted classic all to be reworked with Beatvandals mash up treatment .It ultimately delivers a fun release that is basically a no brainer for a packed dancefloor.
100366 66
02 Feb 12
066601 7048864
19 May 06
066601 7067926
19 May 06
066601 7139722
20 Oct 06
066601 7021713
19 May 06
066601 7044460
19 May 06
066601 7061627
19 May 06
BBE 158CDG
04 Oct 10
XLS 121CD2
11 Sep 00
XLS 94DL
30 Mar 98
TRUDD 026
27 Jun 11
TRUDD 039
12 Dec 11
TRUDD 039
12 Dec 11
Review:
An undoubted favourite from Zed Bias' recent "Blasonic Hotsauce" LP, "Night Lovers" features Skream/Magnetic Man vocalist Sam Frank fed through a mighty vocoder over a uncharacteristically slow, syrupy electro-funk beat that brims with post-midnight neon goodness. Greenmoney rework "Night Lovers" into a sped-up tropical banger, complete with lashings of Latin carnival percussion, while Rinse's Scratcha DVA keeps things warm and enormously future-funky thanks to some wavering synths and a deep set of kicks and hats. CRST also does wonders with the single, providing a Blawan-esque mix of percussion and soft synth stabs.
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