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Amoss
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FLXA190B
12 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA 190A
05 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Put down your G keys. Throw your D minor keys in the bin. Got a C key? Throw it in the actual sea cos Amoss is here confirming once and for all that F is the key of the universal frequency. He's doing it in fine, almost scholarly style as the vibe nods respectfully at the sounds of Virus and acts like Bad Company. For added measure, Amoss also links with fellow scientist Objectiv for 'Cursed'. Once again it's another snake of a track that slithers around, exuding funky venom from every pore. The bigger the system and the darker the spot, the more this will curse your ravers in the best possible way.
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FLXA 185
12 Jan 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Jan 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Feeling lucky? You should, Amoss is back on Flexout and he's laying down chips like some entitled oligarch on a three day bender. It's instant snake eyes for 'Hydra' as we screw our faces to its tension while 'Effortless' (with Molecular) oozes away with such a reckless warmth it wins every hand in the house. 'Paprika Dust' meanwhile is more of a bookies type of gamble with its heavier, grittier edge. An accumulator here, a flutter on a nag there, it's quids in once again. Finally the creepy, wormlike 140 finale 'Ricky Martin' is more of a private gamble. Perhaps not for money but for ones hopes or maybe soul. Best roll that dice again pal.
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FLXA 177
16 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA177B
09 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA177A
02 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Spicy scenes at Flexout this week as Amoss drops his piquant three tracker - 'Pico De Gallo'. The title track is pure Amoss with its purring layers and simplistic stripped back design. Elsewhere the cheekily titled 'WHSniff' gets cranky over a series of snarling bass textures and cosmic funk-up 'Sagan' takes us off beyond the pale blue dots of space to a whole other dimension. No one does it like Amoss.
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FLXA 161
11 Nov 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
11 Nov 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA 156
16 Sep 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Sep 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA 152
01 Jul 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Jul 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Bassi / Various
Review: Sealed with an X: Flexout Audio continue to celebrate 10 years of deep underground dynamics with label founder Bassi's curated X collection. Featuring cuts from all previous X instalments, plus the extras that all landed in the last few weeks, the 27-track strong set is a great snapshot of where both the label and underground drum & bass is at right now. If you're into that deep dark rumbling minimal futurist vibe then every track is a highlight but essentials include Visages immense 'Polarity Code', Sili's precision springer 'Gallop', the cosmic twisted synths of Wingz's 'Broken Path' and Wreckless's tense and sobering 'Don't Want To Forget How Your Voice Sounds'. X marks the spot.
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FLXA 149
22 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA 140A
19 Nov 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Nov 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
QZB & Phentix - "Indigo Heart" - (5:58) 174 BPM
Amoss - "Sundance" - (5:19) 174 BPM
Fre4knc & GROUND - "Two Ways" - (4:40) 131 BPM
Bredren - "Line Art" - (5:59) 174 BPM
Data 3 - "Komparen" - (4:31) 174 BPM
OaT - "Vex" - (4:36) 172 BPM
Creatures - "Instinct" - (5:08) 174 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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FLXA 120
13 Nov 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
13 Nov 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FLXA 110
24 Apr 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Apr 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Amoss, now a solo act after the departure of 50% of the duo last year, are without a doubt one of the most highly respected names in the world of dark, feverish, minimal D&B. Their production quality is as impeccable as their vibe creation and Flexout is an excellent vessel for those vibes. Tinnies & Ciggies, aside from having a wicked name, is a top quality, rolling release. There's a spectrum of craziness here and Amoss know you can't spend an entire EP at the crazy end, hence tracks like '7eleven', a deep journey through atmospheric synths and a pummelling bass that progresses and progresses. You do need, of course, too get crazy sometimes and the other three tunes provide that in bloody spades. I mean just check out the bassoon 'Three Cans of Rio'. Absolutely heinous. One for the heads.
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FLXA 089
11 Oct 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
11 Oct 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Now just a solo act but still just as dark and brooding; Amoss return to his spiritual stomping ground Flexout for four straight-up no-nonsense moody rollers. "Speed Shades" has an early 2000s Subtitles snarl all vicious roars and splashes on fills while "2 Clicks" takes us deep into Trace territory, harrumphing away with its grainy grumpy bass. Elsewhere "Revival" pings us to the outer perimeters of the cosmos on an elastic riff while "Sundance" brings us back gradually into the earth's orbit with its roomy-cushioned groove and parachute pads. Feel the need?
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FLXA 084
24 May 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 May 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Renowned for their consistently dark, stark production power Amoss never cease to deliver. "Bumbaclart" pulverises from the off with its industrial strength kick drums and droning, warped riff. Rising with uncompromised menace, it's like an orchestra of steam-powered machines, slamming and drilling in perfect harmony. "Dilate" is a much more brooding affair. Lolloping on a slimy halfstep laced with a series of processed croaks and slurs, if you're looking to prang out your floor, this guarantees chaos.
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HZN 064C
07 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Three years have passed since Horizon last rallied up the troops and embarked on a dead-night brain-burgling Dreamthief parade. As always it's an all-star cast with the likes of Amoss, Break, Naibu, Digital, Mikal, Mako, Need For Mirrors and many more cooking up some of their starkest, uncompromised and innovative cuts: the tight conga hypnosis of Breaks "Headway", the turbo piano rolls of Invaderz "Dukes Drift", the sublime cinematic jazz soul of Hydro & War's "Jam", the cascading, twinkling textures of Naibu's "Time Out", the neck-snap amen mechanica of Digital's "Spark Cut"... If this is the soundtrack to our innermost stories being syphoned from our heads at our most vulnerable sleeping states then sign us up and take the lot. Sweet dreams of thieved of this.
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HZNLP 010
18 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Kian Asamoah - Noisy Meditation
Review: Whether you've been following the artistry of Horizons Music's endless supply of incredible artists for years or you're new to its way of running things, this selection of the freshest 2014 cuts is going to float your boat. Featuring lush tones from Calibre and Grimm, pared-back ferocity from Digital and huge underground anthems like "Nevada Ghost" and "Half Truth" coming from Cern and Overlook and need For Mirrors, Dabs and HLC, it's hard to believe this much came from just 12 months. Not only that, but it emanated from just one label powerhouse. Horizons, we salute you.
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HZNDIG 2014
01 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: If your immediate reaction to the news that Horizons have released a 17-track behemoth to celebrate their tenth year in existence wasn't total joy and amazement, you might not have a pulse. As a heavyweight label at the centre of the darker end of the scene, this LP has attracted mainstay names to come and show support, resulting in the most enviable roll call of the year. Kicking off with Break, artists as diverse and as legendary as Mako & Hydro, DLR, Need For Mirrors, Skitty and NickBee all come forth to spread the deep, dark, and at times industrial, love.
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HZNCD 013
17 Nov 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 Nov 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Delivered on Horizons' Dreamthief 4 album last year, the original version of "Bleed It" punched with a sharp pneumatic step riddim. Stepping up with a cheeky variation-in-production twist, Amoss have completely switched the drum dynamics to a darker, more pensive halfstep hybrid (the likes of which you'd usually find on an Om Unit or Sam Binga track) that allows MC JC's delivery to really cut through. "Calokan", meanwhile, is a darker, heavier cut. With unrelenting, Phace-style beats and nuances of neuro in the heady bass textures, it's an industrial strength cut that will freeze any floor in its tracks. Bleeding awesome!
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HZNX 014
16 Jun 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Jun 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: "Tangent" shows the duo at their most euphoric. Igniting with dreamlike instrumentation that wafts delicately in the mix, we're soon dropped into a slippery, steppy bass/kick combo that rumbles with heavy sub resonance. Remix-wise Geode flips the tempo for a 140 tribal dubstep rendition. With an array of tight edits, emphatic drums and synth flourishes, it loses none of the D&B original's power and charm.
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HZNX 07
20 May 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 May 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Renowned for their consistently dark, stark production power Amoss never cease to deliver. "Bumbaclart" pulverises from the off with its industrial strength kick drums and droning, warped riff. Rising with uncompromised menace, it's like an orchestra of steam-powered machines, slamming and drilling in perfect harmony. "Dilate" is a much more brooding affair. Lolloping on a slimy halfstep laced with a series of processed croaks and slurs, if you're looking to prang out your floor, this guarantees chaos.
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HZN 064
20 May 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 May 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: A wonderful selection from Horizons Music here as label boss Neil Monteiro gathers the good, the bad and the ugly together for the ultimate in compilation albums. Across this 26-track selection we have contributions from artists such as Data, Sunchase, Amoss, Baron, Cern, Sabre and more. Kicking off with the sparse and machine-like soundscapes of Data's "False" we are taken through such moments as the S.P.Y-esque "Deconstructed" by Spirit; the low slung dubbed out "Tolerate" by Clarity and the razor sharp minimalism of Amoss' "Footloose". All in all, there's something for everyone here and underground D&B heads should definitely be eyeing this up for their next purchase - you won't be disappointed.
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HZNCD009
20 Jan 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 Jan 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: If you liked Amoss' "Footloose" release on The Spectrum EP from 2011, then you'll be all over this awesome VIP, which comes to you once again on Neil Monteiro's Horizons Music imprint. Deep, minimal flavours with a dose of the darkness prevail for the main part, but Amoss twists things up and amplifies the original with a fresh new patina. This is killer stuff! Also make sure you check out "Lost Souls" which accompanies it - another excellent slice of deep D&B with pattering, tribal-influenced drums and deep, humming b-line, coupled with eerie atmospherics, this is an outstanding release.
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HZNX 005
07 Jan 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Jan 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Amoss steps up with more seriously solid D+B on Horizons. Following a string of very strong releases over the last couple of years, "Real Talk" lives up to its namesake with punchy, purposeful drums, moody atmospherics and plenty of dancefloor-slaying potential. An echoing vocal sample provides a dose of lyrical aggression but for the most part Amoss goes back to basics with stabbing beats and rolling bass. Accompanying this is the Hybris remix of "Minus" which is another menacing, low slung cut full of punishing sub bass and skittish rhythms.
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HZNX 001
03 Aug 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
03 Aug 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Euphonique
Review: Amoss has been making good progress in the last couple of years and has become a very credible producer indeed with a slew of releases on the Horizons imprint and beyond. This next release is another sterling performance; "Tripped" builds from an eerie intro with tense, ticking beats into the main part with insistent vocal, warping bass with a touch of Icicle about it, pounding subs and buckets of menace and murkiness. A late night stepper, no doubt. "Why Do We Fall" is another killer cut with a more driving, dancefloor edge it pairs groaning SFX with percussive beats and again, a gloomy presence hangs over it ominously.
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HZN 053
28 May 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 May 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Amoss
Review: Amoss is definitely unfolding as a one to watch as time goes on and this release on Horizon's is no exception. Kicking off with "Beartrap", it's all tense, hissing hi-hats and eerie SFX for the first part of the intro. Tough drums set the tone and as the tune drops we are plunged into a world full of subterranean bass, pummeling drums and groaning subs, with a Renegade Hardware edge to the proceedings. "Headrush" is an equally excellent venture with tripping beats, powerful bassline and warping synths adding a deeper texture to the piece. Miss this at your peril!
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INSIDE 016
23 Apr 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
23 Apr 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Another dark side killer from the Horizons camp here, which comes in form of a four-part, multi-artist release. Kicking off with Amoss' "Recycle" it's all ominous from the outset with a cinematic intro paving the way for gritty, tech-ed up track with booming subs. Sunchase & Nickbee's "Recycle" is another screwface affair with glowering bass and ticking beats, whilst Halogenix gets experimental in Rockwell-esque "Tender Chain". Amoss' "Footlose" gets the remix treatment for the final part of the EP - a superb interpretation by Octane & DLR & Linden. Get to know!
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HZN 050
16 Apr 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Apr 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Horizons continue their run of quality releases with a couple of cuts from Dabs, who teams up with Amoss for title track "Still There" and June Miller for "Ditch". Returning to the former, this one's all about the deep, penetrating bassline with a gnarly edge, razor sharp breaks and pounding tech-ed up power. Vocodered lyrics add to the ominous atmosphere. Then "Ditch" comes in with its neuro overtones, cinematic SFX and gritty b-line pressure. Watch out for the drop - nasty! A superb release for those who like their D&B big, bad and heavy.
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HZN 048
30 Jan 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Jan 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Need For Mirrors
Review: Hot up and coming new duo Amoss returns to Horizons for no less than their third release this year. The pair sprung onto the underground D&B scene last year with their signature sound, which treads the deep and tough divide nicely with oodles of class. "Minus" is just such a number with disorientating sci-fi SFX circling some crunchy breaks and throbbing b-line, making for a lovely late night rumbler. "Splitface" is a sharper cut, with the sound of pouring rain adding a horror movie vibe from the off, whilst tense, metallic stabs and terse, ticking breaks serve to increase the tension.
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HZN 045
17 Oct 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 Oct 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
