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GHR010
09 Jul 12 Electro House
Review:
The Plumps follow up April's debut Dirty Weekend volume with this tricky trio of upfront bangers. Their own remix of Mark Ronson's "Record Collection" is the most intriguing; proper full-on techno with a screaming acid hook and thunderous 4/4 kick, it's quite the monster... And wildly contrasting to their earlier work. Detboi's remix of Bonsai Kat's "Bla Bla" follows and it's yet another acid-saturated smasher. Those old enough to recall DJ Misjah & Tim's "Access" (ask your mum) should resonate with this. Shucks, anyone with half an ear should resonate with this! Finishing off the uncompromising club-focussed EP is a Blatta & Inesha remix of the Plumps' "Gobstopper"; a lolloping, beats with shades of electro and techno, the Italian outfit have retained the original old school flavoured synth hook and very little else. Floor trembling stuff... Check-in or check the hell out!
FLR 095
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
GHR 003
27 Jun 11 Electro House
Review:
Out on the Plumps' Grand Hotel Records, this new double-dose of tunes won't disappoint fans of the duo's breathtaking electro-breaks sound. With "Boomer" riding a low-slung dancehall/tropical rhythm, complete with nice live drums, flat and full bass and catchy vocal hooks, it's perfectly balanced and could easily fit in the sets of everyone from Douster to the Stantons. The other inclusion, "Water Born Computer Virus" is a sleek piece of stripped-down bass-heavy electro, more of a builder than "Boomer" with some nicely warped vocal loops and a clawing lead that'll etch itself onto your brain in no time.
FLR047 PT1
18 Jul 11 Breakbeat
FLR 047PT2
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 063
23 Jul 11 Breakbeat
Review:
A blast from the Plump's past, "Dr. Dub" gets a well-earned reissue from Fingerlickin', backed with the equally essential "Black Jack". Sampling from the unlikeliest of sources, the Thompson Twins' "Doctor Doctor", the Plump's nail the groove perfectly on the hazy electro-breaks of "Dr Dub", while "Black Jack" uses a tightly-looped bassline to anchor a weight of live-sounding drums and new-school breaks.
FLRCD 007
01 Jun 03 Breakbeat
FLR 066
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 066
10 Jul 06 Breakbeat
FLR 053
23 May 05 Breakbeat
FLR 053
18 Jul 11 Breakbeat
GH 013
04 Mar 13 Electro House
Review:
The Plumps have become neatly unpredictable; with not so much as a whiff of formulaic laziness, the only consistency is the level of production. Here "Hammerhouse" sees them turning their hands at a DJ Hell/Carl Cox circa "F.A.C.T." style of rolling acid electro that would have sounded just as good 20 years as it does now. Complete with a heavenly breakdown that seemingly comes out of nowhere (and disappears just as quickly), it's yet another triumph for Grand Hotel's dirtiest stopouts.
366158 5943945
27 Jun 11 Electro House
Review:
A one-off release from the Plumps, "Hump Rock" sees the electro-breaks duo absolutely destroy Billy Squier's classic "Big Beat" - the sample behind Dizzee Rascal's "Fix Up..." and, only a few decades earlier, Run-DMC's "Live At The Funhouse". "Hump Rock" breathes a gale of life into it though - bit-crushing, looping and generally rinsing it out with some gnarled bass thrown in too. Heavy and very, very fun stuff.
GHR 004
19 Jul 11 Breakbeat
FLR 072
13 Dec 06 Breakbeat
FLR 072
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
GUSIN 067DIG
16 Nov 09 Electro House
GHR 011
10 Sep 12 Electro House
Review:
The Plumps' wide-eared remit continues as they sweep us off our feet for yet another filthy away game. Three cuts in total, each one ticking a totally different party box. "A Hip House Experiment" is no-nonsense four-to-the-floor bass funk with a cheeky vocal refrain and a bassline so juicy it'll stain a hundred sheets. "Rocket Soul" meanwhile sees the duo revisit a classic from their Headthrash album. Retaining the breakbeat rhythm but adding more complexity to the melody, it's a fine contemporisation. Finally we hit their rather naughty remix of Moby's "After"; switching from swinging breaks to a floor-ploughing 4/4 with a bassline so rude it makes Roy Chubby Brown look like the Queen.
FLR 020
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 064
05 Dec 05 Breakbeat
FLR 064
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 058P1
20 Jun 05 Electro House
FLR 092
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 089
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 052
27 Sep 04 Breakbeat
FLR 052
18 Jul 11 Breakbeat
FLR 083
18 Jul 11 Breakbeat
FLR 041
18 Jul 11 Breakbeat
FLR 016
08 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 058P1
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 086
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
FLR 088
18 Jul 11 Breakbeat
FLR 021
01 Aug 11 Breakbeat
361015 1439122
08 Oct 12 Electro House
GUDJ 002DIG
11 Oct 09 Electro House
GHRCD 01D
18 Oct 12 Electro House
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