Review: This latest offering from Bunnerz, gives us another joyous delving into the summer sounds of electronic music, showcasing a fantastic ability to instill energy through simple yet effective melodic ideas. As an original 'High' is able to find a strong balance between classic warbling LFO patterns, sharpened drum chops and of course those piercing female vocals which cut across the middle of the tune like a hot knife through ice. The whole recording comes together in an enjoyably bone-chilling manner, giving us a unique yet easily recognizable banger to begin rounding off festival season.
Review: Be the best, invite a guest, raise your chest... Whatever it is you need to do for a peaceful and fulfilled life, you do it. But make sure you listen to drum & bass while you do. And not just any old D&B either but proper, dancefloor melting heavyweight stuff from the new gen. New gen like Obbley and Bunnerz who have collaborated in the past and, if this powerful laser-lashing grot attack is anything to go by, will hopefully collab again in the future. Glaze your vest!
Review: Bun this, bun that, bun your nan, bun your fam... Bunnerz are back on their own imprint proffering five more delightful tear-ups for your collection. 'Woosh' says it all as it whisks you off your feet and hurls you into a molten lava bass lick. It's backed up by plenty more high pressure jams including the twisted, mangled funk of 'Warm Up', utter fire from Natty D on the purring snake-like banger 'Trouble' and plenty of sizzles and crackles on 'Count Stacks.' Stinky business. Bunnerz gotta bun.
Review: Inbound, outbound, wandering free... Watford duo Bunnerz return to their own label with five heavyweight jams primed direct for the dancefloor. The title track takes the lead with a fun and funky vibe and a wide range of grizzles and glitches and things get heavier and heavier as we chow down into the EP. 'Jump In The Ride' hits hard with all kinds of twists and turns while 'Nothing For You' follows a similar style of energy and bass textures. 'Top Shottaa' flips the feels with a more stripped back groove and full emphasis on a very wobbly bassline before Maurizzle joins the party for the full-strength finale 'Half Shaked'. Stirring stuff!
Review: Bad to the bone! Bunnerz build on the momentum they've had this year with their own label Bunnerz Music. Different platform, same grizzly, gully behaviour, as the title track 'Bad Things' suggests, it's business as usual for the Luton pair as they roll their sleeves up and get mucky with the grotty sonics. Highlights include the springy rhythm and dark funk of 'Job N Knock', the dubbier aspects of 'Bun The Place' and the power Obbley collab 'Holy'. Let us pray (for more releases soon)
Review: One of the most exciting acts to emerge in recent dnb times, Bunnerz rally up their persy troops for this massive collab EP featuring Jappa, Dreps, BlckHry, Kombo, Magenta and Zeba. With such an all star cast, this one flexes across the D&B spectrum with highlights hitting from every angle. Dreps adding venom to the classic jump up dynamics of 'Loading', the creepy tension and dark funk of 'Look At Me' (with Magenta) and the old school pads and tension of 'Gang Roller' (with BlckHry) are just some of the many big moments on this epic collection.
Review: It's been a great year for Bunnerz releases so far as he's delivered utter scuds on the likes of Invicta and Cave, now he returns to Bagged & Tagged with his biggest one of the year so far. The fiery energy and dark funk he's become known for is evident instantly on 'Demand & Supply' before things get trippy and weird with 'New York'. Elsewhere but 'Undercover' and 'Doom Raider' bring a bulldozer-like groove, Obbley joins the fray on the tense harmonics and pneumatic steps off 'Dark Behaviour' and 'Mask' concludes the EP with a little sprinkle of cosmic mischief and a Tyke-flavoured groove. Bag it.
Review: Boom! Bunnerz and Yoteii collide in deep space for this premium debut on Invicta. Two collabs, two solo originals, all kinds of fire, each cut hits a different spot. 'Grotville' takes the lead with its underground vibe. Anyone who's familiar with TFL will instantly smile as the tubes are sampled and used as part of the rises and we're taken to a whole new station none of us knew existed. Elsewhere 'Spaceman' sees them linking with MC Havoc for a white knuckle cosmic crusade, 'Catching Cases' sees Bunnerz letting rip with a grotty, twisted jump-up blend while Yoteii bring the EP to an exulting halt with the super futuristic minimal missive 'Dead Line'. Naughty.
Review: Brand new UK duo Bunnerz make their debut on Pick N Mix with this punchy, varied stink-fest. The healthy vibe range is clear from the off as opener "Settle Down" kicks off with spiky jump-up intent before "10 Stripes" follows on a moody, groaning sewer note. Other highlights include the rifle-like midrange bass fluctuations on "Reaction", the cheeky swagger and funk of "Recon OG" and the hectic twists and turns of "Merked". An impressive debut; keep Bunnerz on your radar.
Dub Sense - "Hood Flow" (feat MC Mel) - (5:23) 175 BPM
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Review: Logikz Audio are building up a name for themselves as a label who never fail to bring out the big guns with their music. It's always heavy, hard-hitting and built on soundscapes and vibes which are deeply urban. The first track on this VP is no different and it kicks off with 'How We Do', a punchy roller with a bassline that stretches out over the horizon, the only constant being its grinding, coarse nature and the manner in which it constantly mutates and evolves. 'Twisted' is equally as rough but less rolling and more stepping, its structure and nature constantly changes, and it keeps the tune sounding consistently fresh. The rest of the EP is absolute vibes too.
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