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Review: Tapping into a series they launched back in 1993 to celebrate the culture of dubplates, the seminal foundation imprint Suburban Base dust off the Subplates series with a collection of gorgeous sun-kissed funk and deeper, darker D&B grooves from a number of impressive names who date back to the original birth of the movement. Highlights include the sassy swing and sweet feels of Marvellous Cain's 'Sweet Thing' and the lolloping double bass runs of Dead Dred's 'Black Pepper'.
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Review: Classical business: things don't get much more foundational than Marvellous Caine's original IQ imprint. Home to a whole gamut of gully slingers between 1994 - 95, here the label reflects on some of the label's many original jungle and hardcore conquests. And considering the label was only in operation for two years, it had many conquests including a very early outing from Andy C and Ant Miles under their Desired State alias ("Hello Lover (Remix)"), early cuts from Dillinja ("Sax Into The Night") and DJ Hype with his own remix of "Hello Lover". Elsewhere we can physically hear the tempo rising with cuts like Back 2 Basic's string-sizzled "Oh Yeah" and of course Captain Caine himself under his Badman guise. What a history lesson!
