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Escape The Grid
Stasis - (5:40) 126 BPM Hot
Vortex - (5:18) 84 BPM
Escape The Grid - (5:37) 85 BPM
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DIPPED 008
19 Jun 15
Bass
Destinations Vol 2
Various
CDBL - "What I Can" - (5:30) Hot
Reilly Steel - "Animal Farm" - (4:59)
UFO! - "New Sick" (S0N!kA remix) - (6:20)
Laney - "You Need To" - (4:17)
Allmostt - "Hairdresser" - (4:05)
Morcee - "Left It" - (4:01)
HxdB - "Spectator" (feat Self Evident) - (4:54)
EPLP - "Rattling Cages" - (5:03)
Corporal F - "What I Think" - (5:53)
Jake Wiltshire - "It's Alright" - (5:03)
Blind Prophet - "Our Dreams" - (5:05)
D3ADL1NE - "Darling" - (5:12)
Hybu - "1994" - (6:13)
Druid Cloak - "Street Heart" - (4:50)
Review: San Francisco's Hot n Heavy Recordings mark their third birthday with a new action packed compilation, released on the symbolic date of 12/12/12. Featuring 14 fresh cuts spanning future bass, deep house and leftfield garage. Highlights include the tropical melancholia of Laney's "You Need To", the menacing minimal vibes of "Hairdresser" by Allmostt, the sparse, abstract garage of HxDB's "Spectator" and the slammin' raw, retro house of "Darlin" by D3adl1ne.
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HNHLP 030
12 Dec 12
Bass
Skeleton Key EP
Skeleton Key - (4:45) 136 BPM Hot
Got Me Thinking - (6:24) 136 BPM
Skeleton Key (Unknown remix) - (6:49) 136 BPM
Got Me Thinking (HGLDT remix) - (4:44) 126 BPM
Review: Long Island in New York isn't exactly the first place you think of when you listen to Blind Prophet's latest release Skeleton Key - the tight rolling 2-step and deadly bass lurking underneath the title track, lost in a haze of smoky synths, sounds like something to come out of London's garage scene ten years ago. However, both this and "Got Me Thinking", rich in shimmering electronic melody bring to mind fellow city-dwellers FaltyDL and Policy. Remix support comes from Unknown, who turns in a growling dubstep refix of "Skeleton Key", maintaining the loose rhythms of the original while beefing it up with some fat low end, and HGLDT, whose remix of "Got Me Thinking" contains rhythms so free-flowing it recalls a jazz improvisation at times, with a kosmische synth backdrop that highlights the dreamy quality of the fine original.
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L2S 070
16 Jan 12
UK Garage
When Will We Be Alone?
When Will We Be Alone? - (5:21) 135 BPM Hot
Tipping Point - (5:15) 138 BPM
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L2S 038
11 Oct 10
UK Garage
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