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ZBR 011
13 May 13
ZEBRA 410
13 May 13
TH 009
13 May 13
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13 May 13
REDSEAL 909D
13 May 13
Review:
Samurai, the hugely respected drum & bass label that under the watchful eye of DJ Presha brings the world the finest in deep, dark beats from beyond the 170+ realm. This time they've hit up ASC once more for his own mashed up brand of techno-infused drum & bass straight from his own cold, calculating mind. Close, creeping and stunningly hard, although "Polemic" is softened slightly by a swirling sci-fi synth, there's no mistaking its clinical edge. "Oracle" takes off-beats and creates a master work of atmospherics with them. Minimal and clean, it builds to a shuffling crescendo amidst the smallest of pad interference. Unnervingly good.
CODER 003
13 May 13
RADIUS 017
13 May 13
Review:
Think of DJ Hazard and what do you see in your mind's eye? Put that hectic mayhem and those sweaty dancefloor shenanigans together into a two track release and you've got a good idea as to what BassBrothers are all about. "Royal Rumble" is a knockout blow from the very start, punching well above those jump up expectations and delivering some serious originality and a seriously stinking bassline to boot. "Jamaican Thug" puts dancehall vibes to work, smashing dancefloors and convincing crowds they can all do an adequate dutty wine, where destructively deep bass gives in to a ridiculous build up.
DTRK 018
13 May 13
BENNY PAGE feat SOLO BANTON
CULTURE 012
13 May 13
Review:
Mixing upfront jump up with jungle has made the Jungle Assassins series of releases a total necessity for all fans of either genre. Vol 4 is no exception, starting off with Levela's hard-hitting remix of "Dangerous" featuring the unmistakeable vocals of Solo Banton. Bouncing hard but still keeping track of Benny Page's floorfilling original, it's a tune to suit every party. "Rumple Stinkslit" is another Benny Page jump up masterpiece, plus, who doesn't love a good anagram? Big, brash and ready to tear up your dancefloor, like Red Bull-fuelled raving in a china shop, don't expect to stop until everything's destroyed.
GGR 0130
13 May 13
BASSERK 00079
13 May 13
505572 1810471
13 May 13
TDP 004
13 May 13
AA 0017
13 May 13
CLS 051
13 May 13
NB 008
13 May 13
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13 May 13
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13 May 13
BH 009
13 May 13
LD 015
13 May 13
505572 1810129
13 May 13
CRIT 070D
13 May 13
Played by: Good News Boppers
Review:
Emperor began his journey not so long ago with his own brand of drum & bass that reaches beyond the depths. This EP sets out in stone his arrival into the inner circle. Starting off with the hauntingly savage "Begin" featuring the silken tones of Georgia Yates, there is no let up in the speed or accuracy with which tunes are flung forward. "She Said" is a double bass stepper Roni Size would be envious of, "Radar" rips through minimal synths at hyperspeed, "Precursor"'s strange, offset tape noise intro gives way to serious bass tremors and "Solar", featuring fellow English bass terroriser Centra blasts partway through the universe with huge neuro shockwaves. A serious contender for EP of the year so far.
T 3KEXT026
13 May 13
PPRFNK 011
13 May 13
FBR 003
13 May 13
505572 1807518
13 May 13
505572 1807525
13 May 13
505572 1807556
13 May 13
505572 1807501
13 May 13
FFDNB 013
13 May 13
STEP 027
13 May 13
DUBBDIG 008
13 May 13
Review:
Preaching to the junglist children who've turned to the darker side, "Bass Or Die" is Invisible Landscape's nod towards rapidfire jump up MCs and pared-back minimal breaks. Minimal jungle seems like a far-fetched idea. Given the weight of those subs, he's not going in half hearted though; the result is a mish-mash of sounds focused on that severe bassline. The Ragga Twins join him again in "Brock Wild", which takes on the form of good old fashioned D&B based on some serious old school breaks. Invisible Landscape is nothing if not experimental. When we say he's diverse, we mean he's straight-up crazy. One to watch.
505572 1807853
13 May 13
505572 1810525
13 May 13
505572 1810549
13 May 13
RR 0003
13 May 13
SAN 006
13 May 13
505572 1810181
13 May 13
DCR 022
13 May 13
505572 1807839
13 May 13
505572 1807396
13 May 13
PM 009
13 May 13
PM 009
13 May 13
DISTURBD 032
13 May 13
T 3KEXP012
13 May 13
505572 1810501
13 May 13
SDRRLS 86
13 May 13
Review:
London-based DJ and producer Philth has a lot on his plate. Aside from providing the beats for his weekly Origin FM show, teaching the youth how to produce and record for themselves and toying with the pressing matter of becoming potentially the most prolific drum & bass producer ever to have existed, he's also found the time to create each of the cracking soulful tracks on this little beauty. Working with Soul Deep for the first time, Philth chose to work outside of his comfort zone, crafting beautifully written D&B as a counterpoint to his usual ruff-and-tumble bass-heavy dancefloor smashers. The result is a gorgeous collection of heartfelt depth and smooth vibes. Check "Humbled", our favourite of the lot.
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