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Dread Mc
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Review: We've said it a fair few times, but the Manuka team are undoubtedly one of the most impressive electronic labels in the UK right now. Their constant expansion into the zones surrounding dubstep is so ear opening and this latest two tracker from Aagentah and Dread MC is a perfect example. We kick off with the futuristic arrangements and powerful bass textures of 'Breathin' Space', which utilizes Dread MC's vocal in as many ways as possible, layering it above clunky percussive chimes and bitcrushed basslines. On the flip, the pace quickens significantly as 'Called Upon' combines spacy pads with a lethal set of half time rhythms, upping the pace in any dance as soon as it lands.
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MNK 013
12 Apr 21
Bass
12 Apr 21
Bass
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LIV 004
19 Mar 21
Minimal/Tech House
19 Mar 21
Minimal/Tech House
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FF 223
11 Dec 20
UK Garage
11 Dec 20
UK Garage
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361640 3057656
10 Jan 20
UK Garage
10 Jan 20
UK Garage
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SNAPVIP
01 Nov 19
UK Garage
01 Nov 19
UK Garage
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808391 058170
24 Jun 19
Electro House
24 Jun 19
Electro House
Review: Durkle Disco, a Bristol based haven where grime, garage, hip-hop and dubstep would no long be placed in separate genre boxes. In 2011 Durkle Disco was created so these musical cousins could mingle and merge and become they're own, uncategorized sound. Paying equal respect to both producers and MCs, the label has become an unstoppable force in the world of bass. 'So Sicka' sounds like a Burial album double dropped, all the eerie atmospherics remain with a cold sense of hollowness, but there's an intense brooding buildup of energy. Emotions are heightened and there's a harsh clarity to the hard clashing drums which forces you the listen intently to each and every word spat. The 'Near' remix is has an itchy, glitchy feel with a lot more sound filling the soundscape, while the 'Mani Festo x Denham' remix has an odd stripped back aggressive house vibe that we haven't experienced before.
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DURK 018
17 Nov 17
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
17 Nov 17
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Distro's escapades continue with this fine remix EP of the recent "The Drum", and it's clear that the artist is now getting the recognition that he deserves. This EP comes through on the Punks label, of course, and these reinterpretations sound every bit as fiery as the originals - tongue-twisted and pleasantly surprised we are at the pleasant roughness to behold! Distro's pal, Sly-One, turns "The Drum" into a beat-heavy, percussion muscle with Dread MC's vocals riding shotgun, whereas Archive's version is slower, morphed, juked-up, and rounded off by a few heavy successions of jungle breaks. Tough.
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PUNKS 093
23 Jan 17
Bass
23 Jan 17
Bass
Review: Young H rushes through the place like a man on a mission, and 877 Records is there to contain the hazardous levels of low frequencie that this man is capable of whipping up. "Strip Again" is the tune, and Dread MC is the man to guide its hybrid framework with some utter vocal truth; pulling in all sorts of influences, from jungle to grime, and even old-school acid house, this is a tune capable of satisfying even the most demanding of bass junkie - those rave stabs! There's a remix from Murder He Wrote off the back of it, and the man manages to twist up the groove good and proper, injecting a fine level of garage power to an already blasting piece of UK dance music. TIP!
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877026
28 Oct 16
Bass
28 Oct 16
Bass
Played by: SIRMO, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Majora, In:flux Audio, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Koast (Durkle Disco), Dj Spookz, J.G, Kobe JT
Review: Wise words from Dread MC, even wiser beats from Bristol's Notion & Young H. Chunky 4x4 garage with strong house tendencies thrown into the mix, "Money & Drugs" is an all-out dancefloor riot with catchy vocals, a deadly second drop and enough energy to charge a whole fleet of electric cars. For added screwface appeal jump on Killjoy's Birmingham-sounding remix where the bassline is twisted up just a few additional notches for added mischief. Blurry.
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877024
09 Sep 16
UK Garage
09 Sep 16
UK Garage
Review: Stanton Warriors' recent DJ sets have all featured an almighty monster that has towered above the other tracks to provide the motherload of dancefloor pyromania. That track is "Burn Down" by Bromley. Clocking in at nearly five minutes, it's a minimally percussive dancehall-infused bass jam that possess soulful anthemic qualities. On the digital flipside Distro rocks up and turns in absolute killer remix that adds more cowbells and synths to the mix. Next level sounds.
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PUNKS 079
04 Jul 16
Breakbeat
04 Jul 16
Breakbeat
