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3RDG 005
22 May 13
SPR 091
21 May 13
MS 008
20 May 13
SPK 091
20 May 13
POOTY 098D
20 May 13
599954 4581401
16 May 13
100567 67
14 May 13
LPD 073
13 May 13
KGB 002
10 May 13
KOR 003
10 May 13
NOIZE 172
09 May 13
ADHD 14
06 May 13
KK 09044
03 May 13
NOIZE 171
29 Apr 13
KIR 301
23 Apr 13
Played by: Funk And Filth
Review:
Developing quite the reputation in breakbeat circles, Kwerk consistently has delivered full-bodied bass workouts since the very beginning. Naturally this is no exception; opening with a pacey, full drum intro, we're soon pushed deep into a series of halfstep twists. Coated in a well applied spoken word sample, it keeps you on your toes from start to finish. Remix-wise Sneaker & The Dryer add a little old school cheekiness while Olmec extends the space and sonics for something a little more progressive. Get to werk!
SECLUSD 029
22 Apr 13
Review:
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas... Unless you're a Vegas-based producer with serious skills, like King - then it's only appropriate to spread the word as far and wide as possible. Taking grime sensibilities, mixing them with a dash of US ghetto-bass spirit and delivering them through a Brainfeeder loudhailer, King's carved a very distinctive niche over the years, summarising it neatly on this razor-sharp debut LP. From brutally barbed bashment ("Riots") to mournful, naval-gazing classic electro homages ("Getn Up") via uncompromising trappist naughtiness ("Off The Wall") Koncepts is a very well considered and arranged album that works on floors and feelings alike.
SPK 086
15 Apr 13
3RDG 003
15 Apr 13
POOTY 085D
15 Apr 13
KGB 001
12 Apr 13
BRME 183
30 Mar 13
SBRUK 002
25 Mar 13
Review:
London breaker Kool Hertz is currently riffling up the nu funk ranks with his b-boy style technique. Serious emphasis has been put on the drums on both tracks here; classic breakbeats with body and swagger, they're the perfect vehicles for the weighty grooves he's thrown down. "Funk Dizzy Jam" splutters and spits with choppy bass and vocal twists. "Don't Hold Back", meanwhile, takes a well-known Chemical Brothers vocal sample and introduces it to an obese bass lick and a heaving horn section.
100533 93
25 Mar 13
R 085
18 Mar 13
DVG 051
18 Mar 13
ARTMATIC 14
15 Mar 13
NOIZE 156
07 Mar 13
483347 3960986
04 Mar 13
VPR 051
03 Mar 13
Review:
Futurebound's Viper continue their adventures into the wider world of bass by signing the exciting new act Koven. Having broken through on UKF's mighty streaming machine, this is the band's first full release. Opening with a cascade of lush guitars and soul-prodding vocals, we're then pushed headfirst into a rocket-fuelled bass drop. Need a massive D&B reboot? Then jump up and down on DC Breaks' remix.
JOWL 003
27 Feb 13
JFD 004
26 Feb 13
Review:
New Zealand is popping some serious funk prospects right now and Junkfood is home to many of them. Here we find label mainstays K Lab doing a fantastic impression of Glitch Mob thanks to some sharp lyrical patter from The Mic Smith and a serious of depraved bass funk streams: One waspy and pert, one robot-dying flavoured and oh-so-saggy. With some lovely echoed trumpet and guitar flickers and an instrumental thrown in for good measure, Junkfood have belied their unhealthy moniker and provided us with something rather nutritious.
KTS 043
25 Feb 13
GGR 0116
25 Feb 13
WE 076
25 Feb 13
TCAXED 005
25 Feb 13
BSR 0018
22 Feb 13
DLAB 478MA
21 Feb 13
DSUK 038
19 Feb 13
361015 2443579
18 Feb 13
SPK 078
18 Feb 13
MVT 022
15 Feb 13
SS 012
13 Feb 13
RAV 029
11 Feb 13
GRCD 014
08 Feb 13
AUX 026
28 Jan 13
AUX 026
28 Jan 13
SBR 018
28 Jan 13
RAMA 005
27 Jan 13
Review:
A massive double header of searing bass action from the fledgling Ramajam Recordings on their latest release. Bristol's Killa Tingz step up first with a infectious combination of new school dubstep bass and old school hardcore - if The Prodigy had made "Out Of Space" now it might sound a bit like this. Next up, Vital Elements and Ruffride turn in a bit of proper drum & bass in the 90s mould, as amen breaks tumble across swelling subs and a huge rave-inspired breakdown - absolutely fantastic stuff.
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