Bladerunner At Juno Download

Review: A solid member of the D&B scene in the UK for almost a decade yet never seeming to pause above the surface for long, this latest release from Bladerunner could see him gain some well-deserved notoriety. Featuring the biggest, bounciest bass this side of summer and rolling vibes interspersed with soulful sampling, all three tracks offer something a little different. Whether it's the techy nuances of "Dragonfly", the deep growl of underwater bass in "Biological Mutations" or the swagger of perfect dancefloor stepper "The Vision", this is a perfect jump-off point into Bladerunner's solid solo back catalogue. Enjoy.

Review: Bladerunner steps up with two bonafide bangers on Ray Keith's legendary Dread Recordings. First up are the soaring melodies and sonorous vocal hooks of "Feel For You"; swiftly falling into a moody jungle roller, this one is a dark horse, juxtaposing euphoric vocals, classic rave piano keys and dark, rolling breaks. "Time Tap" is all massive hoover bass, twinkling melodies and pulsating bass in your face for the duration. An excellent offering here from Bladerunner - junglists and bass heads alike, don't sleep on this one.

Review: Big, big sounds from a real drum and bass legend. Bladerunner has featured everywhere from Radio 1 and D&BA TV to remixes for big ticket players Andy C and DJ SS. Releasing on Ram subordinate ProgRAM, "Late Night Caller" is an old school, back to basics drum and bass brock-out, with added Bladerunner bass punishment. "Fusion" hypes up the tension, with interstellar pads and washed-out and faded snares building to a filthy stinking bassline dancefloors will fear up and down the country. Two big tracks from a heavyweight producer.