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Review: Duploc continues its high-impact run of releases with this brand new compilation drop entitled 'XLPHX', welcoming six of its regular hard-hitters inside to again deliver naught but heavyweight energy. We open up with the scuttling, metallic synthesiser squeezes of Hypho arriving on 'Left Lung', closely followed by the combined bass mastery of Wraz. & Substance on the grizzly soundscapes of 'Minotaur'. Next, Subculture unleashes the creeping, super-eerie arrangements of 'Camelot', with the more percussively-driven rhythms of Criso's 'Bout This' in hot pursuit. Finally, the gnarly horn & bass combinations of Morning High's 'Talk Is Cheap' original closes the project out in style, again showcasing just why Duploc are on top of the dubstep tree.
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DUPLOCXX 007
05 Apr 24
Deep Dubstep
05 Apr 24
Deep Dubstep
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HYPHO 001
30 Aug 20
Bass
30 Aug 20
Bass
Played by: Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Majora, In:flux Audio, Juno Recommends Bass, Monkey Wrench, Hypho, Squane
Review: For those who don't know, Hypho is a rising talent in the bass game and his quest to reach the top level has gotten closer thanks to this latest injection of low frequencies for the 877 label. "Wartime" is the perfect lead tune, a string-led pseudo grime instrumental with a perfectly executed percussive rhythm, and "Pinch" follows a similar path thanks to its slithering beats. There is a collaboration with Squane on "Hack", a futuristic grime roller with a mean collection of beats and hollow melodies, which is followed by Majora's remix of "Wartime", a more uplifting version of the tune, and a Vital Techniques reinterpretation of "Pinch". Smoking bangers guaranteed!
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877023
22 Jul 16
Bass
22 Jul 16
Bass
Review: It has been very hard for anyone to keep pace with the Manuka imprint in recent times as their incredible run of super-popular releases continues to rage on, this time welcoming some of the label's regular performers inside for a four-track compilation drop. We begin our dive with a look at the twisted percussive manoeuvres and aquatic atmospheric pressures of 'Guilty' from Biome, before we recognize Rakjay's catchy vocal additions over the fluttering arpeggios of 'Lowe It', produced by label founder: Hypho. From here we move into Ternion Sound's contribution in 'There Is A Cost', a sweeping breaksy display of power, before Xakra unleashes his synthetic wonders on 'Some Of Us' to see the EP out in style.
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MNK 011
18 Jan 21
Bass
18 Jan 21
Bass
Review: When you see these two entities next to each other on a line up, it makes immediate sense both visually and sonically, as Hypho lands on Time Is Now for a sizzling four track dive. We begin with the old school LFO flutters and scattered patois vocal spreads of 'London Tower Blocks 94', which gives us an old school feel from the jump, followed by an even moodier rethink from Interplanetary Criminal, delivering a high octane overhaul directly after. From here, Logan arrives for some additional vocal pressure on 'None Of Them', another grizzly garage steppers, laying the way for a killer finale in 'Get Bun'. This one is a serious throwback, as tense string lines, choppy vocals and more scrumptious LFO lines give us a perfect outro.
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TINWHITE 010
04 Feb 22
UK Garage
04 Feb 22
UK Garage
Review: Through his numerous different avenues of musical influence, it's hard to stay away from the incredible progression we have been seeing from Hypho, who here takes a trip across the sea for a naughty four track display on Deep Dark & Dangerous. From the off we can tell we are in for a serious treat with this one as we firstly jump into 'Dust Of The Devil', inside which Hypho deploys a lethal selection of potent bass designs and sharpened drum textures for the fantastic Slowie to run wild over. From here, 'Dirty Water' provides a system-ready combo of punchy kick-sub combos for Strategy to provide the vocal fire, followed by the swampy textures of 'Sufferin', alongside a stunning vocal display from the magnificent 'Megumi'. Finally, Xakra & Finnoh join the party for the marching kick bounces and intense sublines of 'Stellar Transit', which rounds this top notch selection off with a serious bang.
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DDD 076
26 Mar 21
Deep Dubstep
26 Mar 21
Deep Dubstep
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EDM 15031
24 Mar 15
Breakbeat
24 Mar 15
Breakbeat
Review: The run that the Manuka brand has been on over the last 2 years has been nothing short of excellent, with this latest offering from head honcho: Hypho and the explosive production techniques of Chef Boyarbeatz giving us three new spicy rollers. First up, an absolute devastator of an anthem from the pair as 'Smokers Club' sees a lethal combination of writhing LFO sweeps and hard hitting sublines deployed for a legendary combination. Next, Hypho steps out on solo duty for the warbling swampy subs of 'Akanum', giving us a slightly different feeling, before the dungeon-heavy epic of 'SELECTAH' sees Chef Boyarbeatz deliver a spine-tingling display. Very tidy indeed.
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MNKDUB 004
01 Aug 23
Deep Dubstep
01 Aug 23
Deep Dubstep
Review: It's always a lively event when Manuka come to town, this time welcoming a vibrant collaboration indeed as head-honcho Hypho links up with both PAV4N and the Foreign Beggars flag for a seriously gnarly creation, throwing us back to the 2010's in sound and style. Hypho does the business with a properly gritty instrumental creation, driving forward with hypnotic tripletted bass stabs and churning synthetic layers doing the business, with a combination of harsh vocal slides and intense lyricism then adding an extra level of enjoyment to the table. A very good single indeed from the Manuka camp!
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MNKDUB 001
11 Apr 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
11 Apr 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Review: Second To None Music have chosen the right name for their label. These guys should not be underestimated, and their output is among the best UK bass, garage and funky that we have heard recently. This statement compilation is simply putting them on a lot of people's radars, and getting the to know that absolutely nobody at their HQ is messing around when it comes to relaxing fresh bangers for the UK's dance floors. The music is wild and diverse, ranging from pure bassline to UK funky, and there are certainly plenty of noticeable artists and known faces here, including neb-dancehall specialist Deadbeat, Mikey B, B Squared, and Hypho. If you're into the British way of doing house, then this twist up will surely satisfy.
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STNM 039
09 Sep 16
UK Garage
09 Sep 16
UK Garage
Review: It's been a while since we heard of such a match made in heaven as this as we see Manchester's Hypho touch down on the legendary 81 UK for four tracks off pure bass-driven class. We kick off with a potent collaboration with BeatBoss champion Rakjay, who delivers some wicked vocal leads on the moody 'Round Ere', followed by the eerie bass tonality of 'Yinliao'. Next, Rakjay returns again on vocal duty, bringing poetic twists above a fantastic arrangement of subtle sub expansions and rolling drumwork on 'Graft', which is chased up by the crunchy tech infused breaks of 'Module', rounding this one up in style.
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PMAWS 016
07 Jun 19
Bass
07 Jun 19
Bass
Review: Manchester party turned label - Left, Right, & Centre - drops its second release for 2020 with this Right Place, Wrong Time VA. Taking in some heavy beats, sirens and industrial adage from Craig Walker, find techier rhythms and sci-fi atmospheres in Hypho's urban-centric "We Run The City". Providing this EP with its strongest experimental edge is the gurgling and tripped-out percussive sequences by Everett (tip!) while heavy hitter Kessler drops in with some wub-wub and gun clacks in the supremely bass menacing "Glick Glock".
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LRC 002
21 Aug 20
Bass
21 Aug 20
Bass
Played by: NAZA
Review: As one of the most rapidly rising projects out of Bristol right now, we were thrilled to see the CNCPT Collective team link up with the ever ready sounds of Hypho, who unleashes a tonne of dubstep-ready heat on this one. We kick off with the sumptuous bass tones of the title track 'Revenge Porn' before 'Terps' rolls into play, acting as a perfect glitchy base from which T-Man is allowed to let loose his punchy vocal presence. Finally, 'Fake Ass Thugs' lands and smacks us in the face. We feel honestly that this as an individual compilation is one of the most powerful pieces of music Hypho has ever created, packed with eerie spaces and sharp percussive crunches. It's just so damned tasty!
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CNCPT 008
24 Jan 20
Deep Dubstep
24 Jan 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: Well well well, what a link up we have here as two of the most consistent forces that operate in that tasty space between dubstep and techno join forces, namely Hypho and eatmybeat. We kick off this absolute winner of an EP by seeing the ever-ready Magugu land for a super rhythmic vocal appearance on 'Flava', which itself combines dungeon-like percussion with warbling subs for a smooth experience. Next, 'Hidden' deploys some incredibly potent drum work below a hypnotic pad and synth combo, giving us a refreshing look at the 130 sound, before Rakjay delivers a top quality vocal performance on 'Respek The History', a worthy title track indeed. Finally, Doctor Jeep arrives to send 'Hidden' to the 2-step blender, bringing a groovy end to this wicked body of work.
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EMB 019
13 Nov 20
Bass
13 Nov 20
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Next up from the BLXCK TXPES team, a tidy team-up between two of the most potent names in dubstep right now, welcoming Hypho & MYTHM for a fiery display. We open up with the grizzly reeses and slang-driven vocal samples of 'Blud Red', a gnarly introduction that sets the tone nicely, before the more eerie atmospheric arrangements of 'Questions' give us more LFO-driven design. From here, the shuffling drum steps and constantly shaking percussive slithers of 'Stress' give us a syncopated party piece, with Logan then arriving for a hard hitting vocal on 'Shatta', a metallic monster, focussing on more of those lethal synth lines. Finally, 'Gunahngi' lets loose a dizzying display of wonky drum rhythms and alarm-like bass textures, closing the project off in style!
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BT 001
27 Feb 23
Deep Dubstep
27 Feb 23
Deep Dubstep
Various
Project Allout Presents Krampus 4EXCLUSIVE
Review: An absolute leviathan of a compilation from Project Allout here, and it's just in time for some Christmas cheer from one of the fastest growing UK bass hubs in the game! A tad packed for us to go through it all, but this is guaranteed quality, especially given the fact that the release features plenty of label regulars, new faces and even some pretty incredible cameo appearances from the likes of Caspa, Deadbeat and Dubzta. Each puts in a fine performance, particularly Deadbeat with his "Street Life" cut, a glorious mashup of funky house breaks and wobbled low-end. Be sure to check the licks from Spooky, Mr Dubzta and Tuff Culture, too. Badman vibes and another stunner from Project Allout.
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PAR FREE 002
15 Dec 14
UK Garage
15 Dec 14
UK Garage
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Just over a year into their game and Nu Wave have already amassed a ridiculous bassline repertoire. Just in case you need refreshing, here are 33 examples. Cherry picking the best examples of low end creativity from their recent releases, along with a few exclusives for good measure, the result is yet another extensive Nu Wave document that leaves you under no illusion as to how tight their game is. Highlights? Kick off with a light steppy vocal starter such as DJ Direct's "Home", feast on a gnarly, wobbly main course such as Negativ's "Damage" then top it off with a super sweet subby, piano tickling dessert like Monrose & Dorrington's "Feel Free". Chow down... This will keep you and your family fed until Christmas.
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NWV 003
06 Jul 15
UK Garage
06 Jul 15
UK Garage
Review: We'll just go ahead and call it here: "Not That Safe" is Hypho's best production yet! Super heavy and super deep with a blasting kick drum that sounds more like an oversized powderkeg being thrown off a building, its circulating loop only adds to the epic, free flowing spirale of this track and its spacious, left-to-right percussion. Mountain splitter.
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HYPHO 002
07 Nov 20
Bass
07 Nov 20
Bass
Review: Now we have been big fans of Infernal Sounds here at JunoDownload for a hot minute, so when we saw they had enlisted the assistance of two of the most consistent dubstep dons out there in Hypho & Abstrakt Sonance, we were filled with joy. This collaborative masterclass in dungeon-applicable bass design is a sonic episode you won't want to miss, kicking off with 'Bad Talk' a sub-shivering combination of dubwise drum delays and sweeping bass action. Next, prepare to lose all sense of time and space as the scattered rhythms and downright dissonant 8bit blasts of 'Nintendo' send your synapses completely sideways. To round off, Rakjay joins the pair for a lively vocal display on 'Take It Or Leave It', which provides us with a darkened outro, complete with a dancefloor ready VIP mix for good measure!
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IFSDIGI 005
09 Jul 21
Deep Dubstep
09 Jul 21
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Wheel & Deal are at it again, this time welcoming the Mancunian dubstep veteran sounds of Hypho inside for four rave-ready sizzlers. We begin with the bubbling 808 bass bounces and shimmering synthetics of 'Muharib Skank', a worthy title track dripping in mystic swagger from start to finish. From here, 'Affektion' delivers a much more stripped back combination of bright synthetics and clicky percussive twitches, before amplifying those themes further with the emotive melodies and melancholic sound design of 'Moody Marge'. Finally, we return to the system for the dripping sounds of 'MS20 Skank', driving forward with pulsating sub action and haunting vocal work to see out the project in style.
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WHEELYDEALY 080
08 Apr 22
Deep Dubstep
08 Apr 22
Deep Dubstep
Review: Louis Richardson's music under the Hypho moniker is giving us hope that perhaps, somewhere out there, there exists the right sort of energy to prolong the so-called 'hardcore continuum' into the next decade. He's up on the excellent Four40 with the lead track "Minzu", a rough and heavy bass swelter back by the grimey hip-hop vocals of MC Pen, and together they duo conjure up a fine UK-leaning bit of gun-fingering. "Anahbell" is the broken part of the EP, the classic UK B-side that'll have the heads vibing real nice - picture a good old injection of Mala bass on some serious downers. Heavy.
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FF 114
31 Jul 17
UK Garage
31 Jul 17
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: What an awesome link up we have here, diving headfirst into the tranquil waters of abstractivity on Deep Dark & Dangerous, who welcome the top notch combination of Hypho, Abstrakt Sonance & Megumi Hope inside for a saucy selection of trippy originals. The main centrepiece of this EP is of course the blissful vocal prowess of Megumi Hope, who opens up the party with a wistful sweeping performance on 'My Mind', behind which we of course hear the production-lead genius of Hypho & Sonance ring true, Next 'What Is Freedom' explores more eastern-inspired percussive melodies and an overall more unpredictable feel from Hypho & Sonance's production pallet, with 'Brave' then being a more triplet-inspired rhythmic roller, focusing on sitar-driven harmonies to match. Finally, the slightly slowed drumlines and more ethereal backdrops of 'Maya' give us a ghostly closer, rounding off this awesome collection in style.
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DDD 115
06 Nov 23
Balearic/Downtempo
06 Nov 23
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Played by: Mr Brainz, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Kissy Sell Out, In:flux Audio, Murder He Wrote, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Tigs, Dj Spookz
Review: Inspired by the lack of pigeonholing in today's bassline scene, the much respected Low Pitched have rustled up their first album, Low Pitched Presents: Resonate, which aims to capture this aforementioned musical diversity. They haven't held back either, packing a whopping 23 new jams on this album, truly laying claim to having all bases covered. Highlights include the juddering low-end juggernaut "Patterns" by Clexx, the crisp, floating in space 2-stepper "Rowdy" and the truly next level, otherworldly rhythms of "Swedger" by Sketchman. A snapshot of a scene in full bloom.
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LP 018
11 Apr 16
UK Garage
11 Apr 16
UK Garage
Various
Review: It's a new year, and it's time for some new imprints. That's the way we operate. Jelly Bean Farm is among the labels to launch in 2017 but, while others would think of pacing themselves with a debut EP, these guys have gone and dropped a whole compilation of new, unforgiving bass science from all corners of the extended genre. There are twelve killer cuts to choose from here, all from emergent talents, and we've got our eyes set on a number of them. Hypho's "Majikk" is a glorious neo-grime workout that stretches the genre to the very limits, "Pistol Signal" from Opus is a bubbling, potent new strain of hydro-phonic dubstep, PAN:INC's "Freight" is the sort of techno that any bass-boy dreams at night, and Sensei's "Reed" manages to blur the most daring elements of jungle and minimal techno together as if they were made to be one and one. Check it all out, though, this is a true goldmine of all things bass-oriented. Watch out for more Jelly Bean Farm gear.
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JBF 001
10 Feb 17
Bass
10 Feb 17
Bass
Review: As ever, Hypho has arrived with an incredible amount of style and flare with this one as he returns to his home label of Manuka for a spicy four track selection, pulling together the combined forces of four top production names for a sensational collaborative project. We begin our look at this one with Sumgii's insertions on 'Gold Metal', a low riding sizzler, driven by it's unusual drum allocations and slower tempo. Next, MR.K arrives for his additional inputs on 'Suss', another slower roller, glued together with metallic snare hits and dreamy synthesizer wafts, before 'Freeze' delivers a monstrously powerful arrangement, skippy as you like and featuring the handy work of Opus. Finally, 'Etiquette' sees Rygby make the final appearance with some very powerful sub pulses and an overall haunted tone, rounding off this excellent body of work in style.
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MNK 008
03 Aug 20
Bass
03 Aug 20
Bass
Review: Of late Louis Richardson aka bass hero Hypho has started to including two new tracks per release, a sign he's getting more prolific. On the "Hyper EP" we get the smokin', tokin' half-time title track that boasts some urban cred courtesy of Haribou's low-key rap. "Ekko" meanwhile is more your traditional dubstep but with added mechanical intricacies. Remix-wise Vital Techniques perk things up with some steppy dub vibes and Smoked Out Fox delivers the EP highlight - all dark bass throbs and knife-like hi-hats.
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STNM 031
06 Nov 15
UK Garage
06 Nov 15
UK Garage
Hypho feat Felixculpah
Review: Manuka have been on smoke across their last few releases, with this new offering seeing one of their founders: Hypho return to action with a breaks infused bass-driven masterclass, alongside the productive power of Felixculpah. First up, a shimmering fusion of stuttering drum lines and gnarly sub structures in 'Hostile', a highly energetic title track this is sure to ramp up the intensity of any dancefloor, before the blipping arpeggios of 'Unknown Code' are unleashed in a blaze of braggadocious bass goodness. Next, the bubbling percussive flutters of 'Unilateral Possession' are brought forward, adding another dimension of acidic uniqueness to this already stacked selection, with the slower, more 2-steppy tumbles of 'Shukk' then closing things out in style.
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MNK 019
21 Mar 23
Electro
21 Mar 23
Electro
Played by: Lowquid
Review: The 21 year old Manchester dubstep wunderkind Hypho is back on esteemed UK bass imprint Punks run by Stanton Warriors. He offers up "Fiyah" firstly, which is dark and dystopian street level futurism: plain and simple! Second offering "Scatter" shows more restraint but is equally as powerful in its exploration of sci-fi bass therapy; only difference is that these aliens are smoking some serious kush! This young gun really is one to watch.
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PUNKS 068
20 Jun 16
Deep Dubstep
20 Jun 16
Deep Dubstep
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BKN 001
17 Oct 16
Bass
17 Oct 16
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Hypho is on absolute fire right now, with an explosive string of releases under his belt across the last 12 months and a move to the US underway, it's all stations go. This latest drop sees him explore his dubstep-inspired roots, firstly with the demonic choir backdrops and heavily delayed drum-racks of 'Higher Calibre', which hits the spot perfectly for an EP opener. Next, the plucked melodic switch ups and colourful harmonic layers of 'Soft Like Glue' give the EP a more delicate feel, showcasing the emotional side of his production arsenal. Finally, Hypho & Mythm join forces for the glitchy melodic overlays and downright dizzying synth assaults of 'The Plug', which gives us a gritty finale to enjoy. Lovely work!
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ENV 0291
18 Mar 22
Deep Dubstep
18 Mar 22
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Manchester artist Hypho hooks up with fellow UK compatriot Boime for a double drop of heavy dubstepping vibes for Manuka. The record itself sounds like it comes from the deep, dark and cold confines of a disused powerplant, with the lead track fizzing with alien synths, atonal keys and kick drums replete with an uncanny assortment of distorted atmospheres to boot. Tribal atmospheres make their way into "Deform", a deadly alternative for the more serious and industrial ends of the night. Not to be missed alongside Hypho's most recent Round Ere three-track for Loefah's Swamp81 imprint. Serious shit.
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MNK 005
18 Nov 19
Bass
18 Nov 19
Bass
Played by: Hypho
Review: The Encrypted Audio camp have always held an extremely high standard a label project. This is a trend with most certainly continues in style as they bring in Manchester's dub specialist Hypho for a sumptuous four track bonanza. First we look at 'Guillotine' which brings aquatic rhythms together with 8 bit sound design for a exciting outing. Following this, 'Blazed' and 'Narrow' provide more of the same flavours with engulfing subs running riot amidst powerful drumlines. Finally, the unpredictable bass movements and shuffled chops of 'Rotten Milk' finish up the project with a bang, rounding off an impressive body of work.
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ENC 039D
21 Sep 18
Deep Dubstep
21 Sep 18
Deep Dubstep
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IMM 065
21 Nov 21
Electro House
21 Nov 21
Electro House
