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POLY 01152011
08 Jan 11
NUP 006D
20 Aug 12
Review:
There are two schools of remixes; one that gently rubs the original and provides a slightly different perspective. Then there are ones that consume the original, spit it back out on the floor and start dancing up and down on it. Prescott's ace original - complete with Dynamite MC and Jah Screechy on mic duties - is included for reference, but these remixes really do take things to that famous 'next level'. Mungo Hi-Fi whizz us up on a deep, percussive tribal flex, Woz fires up his industrial strength breakbeat lasers while Gold adds some turbo-boosted rave synths. On a dubstep tip? On a massive, genre-defying remix package tip more like.
SMR 011
12 Apr 13
100328 91
07 Oct 11
505114 2099969
20 May 13
PIMUS 002
24 Dec 12
ID 013
14 Jan 13
Review:
Ready for some submarine levels of sub-soaked deep D&B? Then say hello to new Russian duo Andy Pain & Z Connection. Barely bubbling for a year and already the duo have amassed a large enough repertoire to necessitate an album. Sitting somewhere between the icy experimentalia of Bop and the grunting mechanic minimal of Xtrah, each cut here shimmers with space and seemingly bottomless grooves. From the triplet stumbles and far-away vocal of "Textures" to the more snarling, shin-splinting Octane & DLR-style bass roller "Murder", this is a very impressive debut long player.
SLM 016
25 Jul 11
CCS 2064
24 Oct 11
SUBWAYDS 004
11 Jul 11
Review:
Benny Page turns up on Dutch label Subway with two incendiary cuts. "Original Killa" finally sees the release fans have been craving, a long lost classic hammered by Youngsta and N Type back in the day. It still stands up now, dripping with low end menace and dubby atmospherics! Accompanying track "Take You Back" features a pitched down vocal line intoning "I'll take you back to the deep dark jungle", which holds its line as smacking drum hits and arppegiated rave synths tumble on top. Tip!
SBOY 018
01 Jun 08
PASA 056J
18 Mar 11
Review:
One of the key components in the "drumstep" revolution that's sweeping the airwaves between D&B and dubstep at the moment, Kenny Ken's son Crissy Criss goes in on the Bill Posters' original "Hold On" with all the reckless abandon the 1Xtra DJ regularly displays in his expansive, pedal-to-the-metal mixes. Cavorting breaks are coupled with rave-addled synth chords and whinnying vocals here; not so much falling into the drop as storming into it, with a frenzy of drum rolls, bass wobbles and synth jitters, it's turbo-charged right from the start and doesn't let up until the end. It's got "party" stamped all over it.
PASA 056
01 Apr 11
Review:
London's Bill Posters fuses elements of breaks, electro and dubstep on this latest single, led by the squelch and strings of "Hold On" - a tune that flits between extreme wobble and softer, more trippy build-ups. "Lands End" is a more full-on assault that'll please fans of gnarly dubstep, while Aquasky's version of "Hold On" is even more abrasive - with distorted bass dropping in all manner of time signatures over huge punchy drums. Crissy Criss provides a furious D&B/dubstep mash-up to round off this seizure-inducing single.
S51 D508
16 Mar 12
S51D 509
21 Oct 11
MOVIT III
04 Jun 12
HAR 208
26 Feb 13
846624 007083
09 Jul 11
ELEBEATZ 045
21 Jan 11
6553
12 Apr 10
ZENDLS 204
19 Oct 07
ZENDL 138
29 Jan 08
IPHD 010
11 Nov 11
CIRC 014
13 Feb 11
XLDS 534R
15 Aug 11
Review:
The sudden attention paid to Jai Paul after a demo of "BTSTU" appeared online last year was truly phenomenal. Blogs around the world sat up and panted, and soon after the BBC and The Guardian to name but a few were on the case in a big way too. Drake's even reportedly sampled it for his upcoming album. It's taken until now for the full finished version to surface for download via XL, and it's certainly been worth the wait. Deliciously warped close-mic harmonies start it off until the enormous, coruscating bassline kicks in over the slo-mo beat. It's heart-warming modern soul at its best, and just as affecting as it sounded the first time around.
INNOVATIVE 002
25 Jun 12
ML 005
17 Dec 11
SUPPER 062
18 Apr 12
GERT 0032
10 Oct 12
SOTER 004D
31 May 12
SOTER 001DEP1
05 Oct 11
SOTER001DEP2
05 Oct 11
ELT 231
17 May 13
HOEHE 023
11 Feb 13
TAPESTOP 033
24 Dec 12
0699 AS
05 May 13
TWELVE 128
08 May 13
361015 2311885
30 Apr 13
361015 2298247
03 Apr 13 | ||
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