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PDDR 104
24 Apr 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Apr 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: VIP alert! Heist's forever-awesome "Termination" from last year gets a VIP-up from the big man himself. Still flexing that powerful early 2000s Clipz/Twisted/G Dub style sense of fun, the VIP hits with a little more bassline toxicity and heaviness. Jaydan joins the party with a similarly foul remix where the focus is shifted onto the rolling pneumatic drums and gritty laser stabs. Absolute stinkers.
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PDDR 074
08 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Having collided before on Heist's own Calypso Muzak with "Kuma Bear", Heist and Spaow lock horns once again, this time on Phantom Dub Digital. Taking a side each, both artists go all-in with two balls-out party damagers. Heist's "Detected" is straight out of the mid 2000s when he really made his mark on the game with a bass sound so twisted not even Clipz could touch him. Spaow's "Want To Know" acts all mean and gruff with myriad bass textures but suddenly shows a much more sensitive, soulful side with the swooning keys on the mid-section. Two premium slabs of bassweight right here if you can handle them?
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PDDR 069
24 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Cool Runnings since 2009, Shrust's PDD imprint continues to deliver the turbo-charged goods. The first in the German label's inaugural "This Is Jump Up" series, the titles and players it comprises says it all: Heist ignites the brutal bass bonfire with a classic early zeroes sound (think Twisted Individual for the modern day dance), he's followed by a slew of label regulars, each one vying for first place in the sharpest gunfinger world series: Zodiac goes all croaky bass, Tron dusts off the horror movie collection, Steampunk gets super-twisted with down pitched paranoid tones while Damage Report strip back the science for something more classical and lean. Last but not least Mq brings back the skank factor. Walloping.
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PDDR 062
14 Mar 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Mar 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
