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Review: Around the world in 12 wubs; Alix Perez's superlative 1985 continues to dig deeper and deeper into our psyche with the third volume of their faultless Atlas VA series. As always, the tempos are set to flexible as we slide and glide between the style and speeds courtesy of some incredible names... Cesco brings some proper dark UKG on 'Superstealth', Sir Hiss gets angular with the electroid funk of 'Shower Man Time', Visages go all slinky and futurist on 'Margit' while the bossman Perez and GLXY link up for something truly sexy and soulful with 'Green Lane'. All this and so much more, from Rockwell & Scepticz to Settle Down to Eprom, this is yet another exceptional adventure from the 1985 crew.
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ONEF 058
27 Oct 23
Deep Dubstep
27 Oct 23
Deep Dubstep
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SMOKE 041
22 Oct 21
Deep Dubstep
22 Oct 21
Deep Dubstep
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DHLP002S 4
10 Sep 21
Bass
10 Sep 21
Bass
Review: It has been very hard for anyone to keep pace with the Manuka imprint in recent times as their incredible run of super-popular releases continues to rage on, this time welcoming some of the label's regular performers inside for a four-track compilation drop. We begin our dive with a look at the twisted percussive manoeuvres and aquatic atmospheric pressures of 'Guilty' from Biome, before we recognize Rakjay's catchy vocal additions over the fluttering arpeggios of 'Lowe It', produced by label founder: Hypho. From here we move into Ternion Sound's contribution in 'There Is A Cost', a sweeping breaksy display of power, before Xakra unleashes his synthetic wonders on 'Some Of Us' to see the EP out in style.
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MNK 011
18 Jan 21
Bass
18 Jan 21
Bass
Review: Now we don't know what is in the water up in Manchester right now, but the team at Manuka seem to be able to do no wrong, yet again pulling together a sumptuous new selection, this time from fellow local and dubstep-heavyweight: Biome. He takes us down a much more bass-scentric route with this selection however, kicking off with tech infused percussion and glittering pad work of 'Kitemare' before the title track 'Kora' marches forward with more eerie atmospheric energy and some seriously weighty kick patterns below. Next, we greet the much more high pitched percussive pops and vocal delays of 'Let Me' as they dance above a smoothened sub design below, before rounding off on the much more raucous bass explosions and jittering drum patterns of 'Torah'. As per, another fabulous link up from the Manuka team!
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MNK 010
20 Nov 20
Bass
20 Nov 20
Bass
Various / Deep Heads / Zeb Samuels
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: As dubstep and bass music in general continues to expand worldwide, we are starting to see more and more experimental selections come together, with this fantastic 14 tracker from the Cosmic Vibrations crew being just what the doctor ordered. They deliver an hours worth of smooth introspective soundscaping, with the roster including top names such as: Biome, Congi, Occult, Ill Chill and more. The whole tracklisting just breathes originality, with our favourites including the stunning UKG designs of 'Eyes Down' from the fabulous link up of Bonobo and Andreya Triana, alongside 'Nothing', an impactful piece of stepper poetry, crafted between the wonderful Rider Shafique and the ever-ready Om Unit!
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COSMIC 002FLX
22 May 20
Deep Dubstep
22 May 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Manchester artist Hypho hooks up with fellow UK compatriot Boime for a double drop of heavy dubstepping vibes for Manuka. The record itself sounds like it comes from the deep, dark and cold confines of a disused powerplant, with the lead track fizzing with alien synths, atonal keys and kick drums replete with an uncanny assortment of distorted atmospheres to boot. Tribal atmospheres make their way into "Deform", a deadly alternative for the more serious and industrial ends of the night. Not to be missed alongside Hypho's most recent Round Ere three-track for Loefah's Swamp81 imprint. Serious shit.
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MNK 005
18 Nov 19
Bass
18 Nov 19
Bass
Review: We were very pleased to see Madam X's Kaizen team up again with the now legendary sounds of Manchester's own Biome, who has been on a real roll of late, packing his recent releases some incredibly original flavours. The title track for this project goes by the name of 'Griddled', and it certainly packs a smokey punch to say the least, with unearthly reese baselines providing the majority of the movement alongside spooky eastern vocal lines. Next, we hear 'Squelch', which provides exactly what it says on the tin as wave upon wave of swampy bass synths emerge alongside twisted percussive movements. Finally, we take in the more upbeat drumwork and potent sub leads of 'Bush', which rounds everything up nicely.
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KZN 001
04 Jan 19
Bass
04 Jan 19
Bass
Review: As one of the freshest tech labels to emerge out of the UK in recent years, Kaizen continue their trail blaze in the more than capable hands of all around electronic hot shot Biome. This 6 track EP summarizes why the Manchester native is praised so highly. In short, it's a masterpiece in electronic sound design. From the dungeon-esc atmospherics of 'Weekend' and 'Trenchfoot' to the unpredictable percussive leads of 'Ancoats' and 'Stealth'. The EP is then rounded off perfectly with the rolling subs and vocal cuts of 'Fargo' and well controlled distortion lead madness of 'Yoof'. It seems in truth that there is very little Biome isn't able to craft with an impeccable level of finesse.
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KZN 004
15 Dec 17
Bass
15 Dec 17
Bass
