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Karetus
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Review: "Rave On": If you can find a more proactive dancefloor call to action, we'd like to hear it. With screaming high end riffage, old skool detuned piano stabs and some well curated samples, it's an instant shock-out. The chaos is kept a maximum throughout the EP; "Knock You Out" takes inspiration from the hardstyle and trap movements while "Acid" lives up to its name with a timeless texture of acid bubbles. For flip-switching fun head for the lower-tempo glitch-step sizzler "FBeats" Rave on indeed!
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NXT 006
15 Jul 13
Electro House
15 Jul 13
Electro House
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887396 387898
26 Sep 12
Electro House
26 Sep 12
Electro House
Various
Review: Jacksonville jammers Kick It Recordings celebrate their strongest year to date with this bountiful collection of beats. Showcasing their talented roster and flare for consistency, they launch us into bass hyperspace with the extreme grit of Karetus's aptly named "Loudness War" and bring us back down to earth with Direct Input's woozily beautiful "Fire Dub". In between the well picked opener and finale you'll find Kwerk's slap bass odyssey "Switch That Bass", Farace & Trevor Rockwell's snarling slice of futuristic hip-hop "Feel That Ammunition" and a Silent H remix of "Turkish Policeman" that's so intense this review took five hours to write because we kept having to have a little lie down!
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KIR 270
02 Apr 12
Breakbeat
02 Apr 12
Breakbeat
Review: Although filed under breakbeat, the original version of "Loudness War" actually inhabits the no-man's-land between breaks and dubstep. It's loud, wobbly, intense and murky, utilizing the sort of colossal, over-the-top builds and spooky vocal samples that suggest nuclear Armageddon may be a matter of days away. If it was any more foreboding, John Simpson would be reporting live from the dancefloor whilst wearing a fetching flak jacket. Dilemn remixes, opting for a grungy mix of grandiose War Of The Worlds builds, crunchy electro house builds and bowel-evacuating bottom end.
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KI 258
30 Aug 11
Breakbeat
30 Aug 11
Breakbeat
