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K Motionz
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Review: Digital Terror galvanise their vaults with this absolute stormer of a collection. Bulging with some of the biggest names flexing in the fertile badlands between jump up / rollers, the whole album smacks of premium, uncut timeless D&B from the likes of Hoogs, Bou, Dutta, T>I, Taxman, Macky Gee, Rawtee and many many more. If you've been following Digital Terror you'll already know that every track is a highlight but stand out thumpers include the sinewy metallic ripples on Danger & Nightfang's "Turbulence", the blistered breaks and flabby bass wallops on Dutta & Raz's "Spectacular" and T>I's super slimy shakedown of Hoogs' "Jungle Bad". Stinking!
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DTRBEST 2018
27 Dec 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Dec 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Here comes the remix! Digital Terror look back over their eight year back cat and dust off a few faves that are ripe for the rework. BassBrothers step up first with a darker, more demonic take on "Cartel", only hinting it the original's hair-raising 16Bit style high end textures. Envenom take us back to 2015 and add a whole new layer of twisted harmonic funk to "Kicks" while Dutta gives us the (KRS) one-fingered salute with the savage high-note riff venom. Finally Jayline & Hokilla's 2013 jungle rumbler gets a stark subby treatment from San Diego fire man Sub Killaz. And this is only part one...
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DTR 064A
08 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: UK rising star K Motionz makes his Digital Terror debut with four examples of raw, futuristic bass funk. Ruffled, unruly and pinned with a teeth-baring sense of darkness, each cut means business: "Cartel" is total sandpaper funk, all scratchy and ardent, "Survive" is fuelled by a vicious neck-snap riff but backed with mesmerising synth texture in the breakdown, "Transmission" opens with mid 90s synth epicty before dropping into a battle royal bass arrangement. Finally, Fraksure joins the fray for the closing sonic clothesline. A dagger-like metallic riff stabs with devil may care grit while the rolling beats and subtle strings really come into their own when the elements break down. A raw way to sign off a powerful EP.
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DTR 056
05 Sep 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 Sep 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
