Pulpfusion At Juno Download

Review: Swiss funk and breaks star Pulpfusion reloads for another banging collection of raw funk drums and wicked bass on this second edition of "Headbanger Funk". Tracks to watch out for include the fast-paced and hectic psych-funk of "All Hell's Breaking Loose", the sublime mix of dub and rock on "Cockaine" and the heavy rumpshaking bass of "Fat Ass".

Review: Swiss producer Pulpfusion returns with this full-length album - a feast of raw drums and funky textures that range from chanking guitars, Rhodes, retro-synths and even some sinister piano 'n' double bass licks (as heard on one of the highlights, "Harmonica In Coma"). A record that takes instrumental trip-hop, exotica and nu-funk in its stride, this is a true rollercoaster of a record stretched across 20 tracks.

Review: The latest from Swiss funky-breaks producer Pulpfusion not only boasts a snappy title, it also comes loaded with a huge remix collection that stretches the lively, drum-fill riddled original in many different directions. German trio Funkanomics add a smooth '80s gloss to their mix, while Telephunken add a muddied-up bassline to the fun. Discover even more variations from Frenic, Digital Alchemist, MustBeat Crew and more - all are well worth checking.

Review: Swiss breaks master PulpFusion gets busy on this new release, which takes has a downtempo feel to his previous storming and sweaty singles. Working up a stew of atmospheric jazz samples, and combined with some Prodigy-esque vocals, "Street Art" is a real grower. Frenic loads up on gnarled tech sounds for his remix while Ewan Hoozami manages to capture the original's spaced-out beauty while still adding an addictive bass line and punchy snares.