Eight Weeks

Review: There's no messing around with a compilation series like Big Floor Destroyers. No deep workouts. No chilled out vibes. No messing around: just full-firing EDM that won't just set your spine a-shivering, it'll turn your soul to total mush. From the dreamy wonderland riff of "Tiger 2" to the insane near-psychedelic acid trills of "Wizard" via the side-chained filter fusion of "Fine Frenzy", these won't just destroy a big room, they'll obliterate it!

Review: Aquasky have always known how to pull off a great compilation and after fifteen years of bass-thrashing and break-sampling, they're finally back with an extensive collection of their own recent works, but also a healthy mixture of some of the gnarliest breakbeat producers on the scene. Although the group are synonymous with the drum & bass scene, their present concoctions of half-step-electro hybrids are truly powerful on the floor, such as the rolling squelches of "Make It Rain" featuring Sporty-O or the sci-fi harmonics of "Here To Eternity". The compilation is a painstakingly neat portrait of the current breakbeat setting and leans heavily towards its cutting-edge, most vividly on tracks like 601's "Strobelight", "War is Ugly" by RADIOKILLAZ and long-standing legend Ronnie Pilgrem's "One By One" - a head-nodding, stop-start motion jungle reminiscent bombshell. But these are just some of our own personal picks, so go ahead and explore this leviathan of a compilation for yourself - if you dig breaks, look nowhere else!