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Ed Rush
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Yo, this is Ed Rush's debut solo album. We repeat - this is Ed Rush's debut album! Don't waste your precious time read this description, just mark our words, trust your own gut instinct and acknowledge the Virus founder's incredible consistency, influence and skin in the game... You already know this is going to slap. It's going to slap hard! Chances are you've heard some of it either in the sets of DJs such as Black Sun Empire, A.M.C and Mefjus or on Vision Radio. Chances are you've already bought the samplers and you've been waiting for this moment all your life. Chances are you've stopped reading and bought this already. Essential late night tackle from a genuine don.
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BLCKTNL 163
22 Mar 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Mar 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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BLCKTNL 161
08 Mar 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Mar 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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BLCKTNL 158
09 Feb 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Feb 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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BLCKTNL 156
01 Dec 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Dec 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: The start of a vital trilogy of albums made in memory and celebration of Optiv's legacy and influence, Stories is a three part album that memorialises a genuine tech funk legend who passed away far too soon. Complete with exclusives from the likes of Ed Rush, dBridge, Kemal, Kiljoy, Dom & Roland, Skynet and many more, the tense, industrial strength vibe and dark energy of the album is a direct salute to Optiv's signature and the start of one of the most important VA albums of 2022. All profits go to Optiv's children, too.
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C4C4EDD 1
16 Sep 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Sep 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: What's the difference between a killer and one of us? We'll tell you; killers produce genre-defining weapons that are still in demand over 20 years later. Rated as one of Optical's best long lost dubs, "What's The Difference?" has such a perfect balance of shades and textures; at once disarmingly deep and brutally heavy it remains in a league of its own. Matrix's timeless remix of another chapter-galvanising era tune follows suit with a brand new remaster. Still as iced-out and pranged as it was in 98, this is a straight up history lesson of the future... And always will be.
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VRS 036
01 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: 21 years young: Ed Rush's seminal "Skylab" EP for Headz gets a timely remaster. Not that it needed much; Ed has always way ahead of the curve in terms of space, weight, vision, vibe. Shucks, he and Optical were ahead of everyone in terms of everything during this era. "Skylab" is a creeped-out, echo-clanging classic that just rolls out so well - understated yet danker than a banker, it's a ground breaking piece of work to this day. Elsewhere "Density" is a beautifully barbed jazz stepper with so much drum variation you keep having to check you're still on the same tune while cult-classic "The Raven" still prickles your skin at 50 paces with its paranoid creepy decaying stabs and that jaw-breaking rough, grainy bassline. Timeless.
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METH 024X
13 Oct 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
13 Oct 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Yes: Ed Rush & Optical are still at it, almost twenty years on. The drum and bass vanguards still have it too, executing their darkside futurism and bass science on the underground. The sick laboratory experiments are documented in all their perverse glory on No Cure, their sixth album on their very own Virus Recordings imprint. The title track (featuring the rhyming talents of longstanding collaborator Rhymetyme) comes tearing out of the speakers like a dark horse galloping through the dark. The jittery "Falling Down Stairs" trips all over itself but with such grace; its breakbeat finding itself and locking together again with the bass eventually. But if you ask us, it's all about tracks "Angry Birds" and "Nemesis", true steppers which nail that classic Virus sound that still sounds as fresh as ever. Ed Rush & Optical: accept no substitute.
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VRS 013CD
30 Oct 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Oct 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Twenty years old and still powerful enough to power a large hamlet/flatten a small town (delete depending on mood), in 1995 Ed Rush and No U-Turn engineer Nico created a benchmark jungle document. Utilising gangster rap samples (rather than the long-favoured ragga vocals that were common place at the time) and more emphasis on the reese than the dubby subs, "Guncheck" helped jungle and drum & bass write a new chapter that would eventually split into the Urban Takeover-style funky jump up and the harder techy D&B that Ed Rush (and of course Optical) would make their own. History lesson over: this still bangs hard. Reload.
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NUT 012A
09 Oct 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Oct 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUT 011B
18 Sep 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Sep 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUT 014A
28 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUT 014B
14 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: This V recording re-release is more than a little bit special. "Funktion" has been a sonic benchmark for D&B producers since the days of pirate radio and cassettes; totally encapsulating the sound of a specific moment in time and yet somehow managing to still sound fresh and s exciting as it ever was, Ed Rush & Optical's classic roller is a must-own for any self-respecting producer, bedroom DJ or casual drum and bass fan. Created at a time when their Virus sound was still being honed, as they went on to transform D&B, they proved conclusively to be two of the most important people in the genre. This release isn't optional - it's essential.
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V026 DD
15 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUTARC 001
03 Nov 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
03 Nov 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: A brand new single on a brand new label from one of drum & bass's most respected originators. "Scarabs" is a filthy slice of slamming hammeration; all distorted bass textures garnished with psychedelic soars and tones, it gradually builds into a tech-step future anthem. "Boxcar" is a more driving affair thanks to great use of subtle but effective female vocal. Watch out for the F1 Reece basses on the fills - blink and you'll miss them. Strap up tightly.
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PPR 001
06 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUT 013A
06 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUT 013B
22 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: A banger from 2003, this classic gets a huge rerub from London producer Prolix on Ed & Optical's Virus label. Already on top form after his Scourge EP, his take on "Get Ill" is just what the doctor ordered - a huge and hectic killer that adds gliding synths by the bucket load to make it an absolute destroyer. Backed up by the Dyke and the Blazers-sampling "40 Channels of Funk", this is yet another essential slice of Virus.
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VRS 025
05 Apr 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 Apr 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NUTD 035
01 Mar 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Mar 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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VRS 003
01 May 98
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 May 98
Drum & Bass / Jungle
