Jurassik At Juno Download

Review: It's nothing but old skool rave business as Jurassik reminds us why we all got into breakbeat in the first place: pitched down synths, psycho-Charleston breakbeats, bolshy bass, quirky samples and - above everything else - FUN. "Dopest & The Raddest" lives up to its name in every way with an early Prodigy flavoured cheekiness while "State Of Mind" is just that little bit darker and comes armed with various twists in the groove. Think a modern day Shut Up & Dance. Essential.

Review: Jurassik's arms must have muscles like Popeye; he's been flying the breakbeat flag harder than most over the last few years, and you can really tell in his productions. Rolling with a swift and skippy nu jungle feel, "Microphone" is an Amen-laden tune so sharp it would make Rennie Pilgrem blush. "Where It's At" is a more experimental take on breaks, and sounds all the better for it; spooky, cascading noises, bashy beats and warped processed noises barge and beef their way amid the mix, creating a truly unique record that plunders from the past and delivers directly to the future.