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25 Mar 23
UK Garage
25 Mar 23
UK Garage
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BID 038
20 Aug 21
Funky/Club House
20 Aug 21
Funky/Club House
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BID 036
16 Jul 21
Funky/Club House
16 Jul 21
Funky/Club House
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SIMBLK 229A
05 Oct 20
Deep House
05 Oct 20
Deep House
Review: As the second in a quick fire run of releases, we see Hybrid Theory make their return to HTMusic for another wavy two track drop, this time focussing in even more heavily on the rawcus side of UK bass music. Firstly, we take in 'Go Loco', a heavy hitting bass slap, driven by it's grizzly lead synth textures and bubbly drum designs. This really is Hybrid Theory at their buzzing best, as we then move into the B-side with 'AWOL'. This one switches up the vibe with pounding sub-lines and hard hitting kick slaps, giving us the perfect contrast from the a-side.
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HT 002
13 Mar 20
UK Garage
13 Mar 20
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: Birmingham based UK bass heavyweights Hybrid Theory return to Four40 with a slightly different approach on their new single entitled 'Lust'. This one comes complete with airy, electronically affected vocals, bouncy drum arrangements and spectacularly swung bass synths. Four40 is an imprint known for pushing innovative bass music and that certainly shows no sign of stopping if they continue to push releases of this calibre.
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FF 128
28 Nov 17
UK Garage
28 Nov 17
UK Garage
Played by: In:flux Audio
Review: Wooii! Get ready for the reloads, you're going to be hearing 'Repent' a lot. With its hard knocking beat reminiscent of Whisper Twins classics and a shuffling house beat it's been designed for the dance, Hybrid Theory's stroke of genius hear however is the weird, maybe even backwards sounds which swiftly zip though the tracks textures. We can't quite put our fingers on what this sound is but we suspect there'll be some attempts to recreate them. 'Atomic Bomb' sounds distinctly Midlands, it has that bassline vibe. And it's because of this eclectic skill set that Hybrid Theory is one of our favourite producers in this genre.
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FF 099
21 Aug 17
UK Garage
21 Aug 17
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz, Kissy Sell Out, In:flux Audio, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Dj Spookz, Gilbino
Review: Midlands bass duo, Hybrid Theory, were only recently up in the dock on trial for their murderously killer low-end frequencies. Seems that they must have got off on a technicality as they are already back out and ready to offend again. This new split single features two typically uncompromising productions. "Fatality" features knife-sharp hi-hats, buzz saw bass and positively lethal drops a plenty. "The Edge" meanwhile boasts skippy breakbeats, merciless bass bounce and even some string samples just to shake things up a little.
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FF 082
25 Apr 16
UK Garage
25 Apr 16
UK Garage
Review: It appears that Birmingham duo Hybrid Theory are in the dock being accused of the heinous crime of peddling bass so raw and low that it's a threat to society. "Life" is as ominous as the court sentence it refers to - all moody bounce, sinister shuffle and animated sonic interjections. Positively criminal in the best possible way. Elsewhere "Selecta" gets nastier with bottomless growls, ethereal synths pads, big build-ups and choppy vocals. The most evil jam, "Code 3" is left to last, and as such no dancefloor is safe. Hybrid Theory we find you guilty as charged!
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NLR 16007
11 Apr 16
UK Garage
11 Apr 16
UK Garage
Review: With releases on Mad Decent and Southern Fried to their name, Birmingham duo Hybrid Theory are fast becoming stars in the all-action world of bass music. Here, they continue their hard-to-define explorations, which variously doff a Snapback to grime, UKG, UK funky and deep house. Opener "Drop To The Max" gets things rolling via pulsating sub-bass, cut down rave stabs, locked in house beats and an almighty breakdown that should get hands rocketing skywards on the dancefloor. "Raw Sex" is an altogether more robust proposition, with dirty great bass and grime electronics wrapped around a hissing UKG rhythm. Finally, Hybrid Theory break up the beats a little on "Dollars", which is impressively sparse in its production, but no less effective. Once the bass and watery melodies take hold, you'll be hooked.
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FRMD 003
30 Sep 15
Bass
30 Sep 15
Bass
Review: Such was the dancefloor decimation caused by Hybrid Theory's recent crowdpleaser King Kong Riddim, they've decided to do it all over again! "King Kong 2.0" is a souped-up accelerated version of their anthem that now manages to merge tech-house, ominous orchestration, hysterical vocal samples, 4x4 bassline grooves and hip-hop beats. Wow!
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FF 070
13 Jul 15
UK Garage
13 Jul 15
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz, Andypop, Majora, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Nu Era, Pelikann, Bad Habit
Review: Banana-bending hairy heaviness from Four40 champs Hybrid Theory: "King Kong Riddim" is a straight up dancefloor melter with its skippy kicks, trappist synth-horns and gritty bass eructs. Spattered with occasional spoken word samples, it's a simple but highly effective tool that guarantees crowd participation.
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FF 068
15 Jun 15
UK Garage
15 Jun 15
UK Garage
Played by: SIRMO, Mr Brainz, Andypop, Juno Recommends UK Garage, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Jamie George
Review: Keeping loyal to their own Four40 label, Midlands duo Hybrid Theory, return with the Mind Games EP; yet another slice of their forward-thinking, bass-heavy artillery. This time they're loaded with three powerful rounds with "Mind Games" leading the charge with its aggressively sassy and sweaty warehouse garage vibes. "0483" continues apace with some stripped back electro tinged wobble and finally the skippy bounce of "Screened" ends on tropical high. Bang!
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FF 062
02 Mar 15
UK Garage
02 Mar 15
UK Garage
Review: The inimitable Hybrid Theory drops quite a number on the Party Like Us imprint, providing what quite possibly some of his freakiest material to date. "Take Me Up" is the bomb here, where HT lashes in a bunch of abrasive snares of a broken house beat that's strictly for the floor - those seductive vocals riding over it are the cherry on the cake. Check "Drege" too, whose low end is about as gnarly as we've heard from the man.
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PLUR 048
22 Jul 14
UK Garage
22 Jul 14
UK Garage
Played by: HxdB
Review: Hybrid Theory returns to Four40 with his most substantial work to date, the five track Tropics EP. The title track more than lives up to its name, an infectious combination of bright UK funky synths, soca rhythms, heavy bass and tropical melody, "Top Boy" combines thick square wave bass with deep house stabs, while "Grime Alarm" is as raucous as its name suggests, switching up the energy between sections with crafty rewinds that lead into hands in the air rave moments. "Pita" strips things back with its simple combination of rattling percussion and deep subs, while closer "I Believe" takes a rolling flex and combines it with glittering keys and expert vocal manipulation.
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FF 030
12 Nov 12
Bass
12 Nov 12
Bass
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CRU 112
25 Mar 23
UK Garage
25 Mar 23
UK Garage
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FF 122
06 Oct 17
UK Garage
06 Oct 17
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz, Chrissy, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Kissy Sell Out, Juno Recommends Bass, Jamie George, Archive.UK, Ghst Ghst Ghst
Review: Just recently, Midlands bass duo Hybrid Theory dropped their anthemic "That's What It Is". Now they're keeping the heat on with a left hook of a follow-up EP of remixes. There are four interpretations here - a grimy garage growler by Flava D, Kissy Sell Out delivers a dirty house grinder laced with a techy fizz and Grime wraps things up with a deep and low urban snarler.
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FF 061
08 Dec 14
Bass
08 Dec 14
Bass
Played by: Andypop
Review: There's no stopping Midlands bass duo Hybrid Theory right now, what with their Four40 label putting out its first artist compilation and yet another big club anthem in the shape of "That's What It Is". What it is, is a scalpel-sharp trap-hop jam with heavy bass and undertones of grime courtesy of some spitfire MCing by Trilla. There's also some different edits and an instrumental included, with the "Heavy Radio Edit" which is anxiously sparse and riddled with the shrill delivery of Lady Leshurr.
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FF 060
24 Nov 14
Bass
24 Nov 14
Bass
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DEEPROT 42
06 Jul 22
UK Garage
06 Jul 22
UK Garage
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FF 342
22 Sep 23
UK Garage
22 Sep 23
UK Garage
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SIMBLK 241
21 Dec 20
Deep House
21 Dec 20
Deep House
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: It's most certainly been a long time coming, but we are very excited to see Four40 founders: Hybrid Theory expand their label empire as they launch their own self titled imprint in preparation for a rapid-fire run of releases. We kick this one off with the title track 'Take Flight', a dancefloor inspired warbler, topped off with SG's hosted vocal style, perfect for a switch up in the rave. On the flipside we dive into the slightly quicker bass pulsations of 'Gotti', which lays down an array of hard hitting metallic synthesizer madness, atop groovy rolling rhythms and shimmering sub pressure.
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HT 001
28 Feb 20
UK Garage
28 Feb 20
UK Garage
Played by: Rory Hoy
Review: Hybrid Theory and the Stanton Warriors, both ridiculously talented when it comes to pounding, cerebral breakbeat and electro-minded house, are herein remixed by a pair of relative newcomers in what is surely a pair of summer keepers...that is if you're up for turning your dancefloor into a state of utter euphoria. Tru Fonix transforms "Under The Lights" from pleasant banger into deadly party bomb, made all the more real by the tune's grizzly percussion drops and chunky low-ends; Francois and Louis Benton's version goes for the jugular with its swinging, penetrative curbside bass that will undoubtedly receive the rewind treatment in an excessive manner. Naughty.
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PUNKS 116
21 Jul 17
Breakbeat
21 Jul 17
Breakbeat
Review: A powerhouse tag team of full bass proportions; Punks bossmen Stanton Warriors and Four40 founders Hybrid Theory collide for a truly royal broken beat rumble. Solid beat swagger, groaning less-is-more bass, a nagging riff and soaring uplift in the synth and vocal hooks, this smacks hard and memorably with the sharp signature of both acts involved. Comes complete with an instrumental for the deeper heads.
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PUNKS 109
13 Mar 17
Breakbeat
13 Mar 17
Breakbeat
