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Killjoy
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Review: We are absolutely loving the fact that Tumble Audio are back to their best, following a couple of very tidy release drops over the past few weeks. They return for another weighty drop here as label OG and all around bass badman: Killjoy returns for a monstrous creation in 'Shadow Breaks'. This title combines sizzling bass synthesizer presses with a lively selection of constantly expanding drumwork and breathy percussive stabs to generate a certified party starter. We also take in the funky-inspired arrangement of 'The Evil' and the super experimental melodic explorations of 'Accidents Don't Happen' before rounding the EP out. Excellent work as per from the Nottingham natives!
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TUM 041
20 May 20
Breakbeat
20 May 20
Breakbeat
Various / Roadman Joel
Review: It's time for somewhat of an explosive apperance on this one as we see the highly anticipated return of Roadman Joel who again gets busy alongside his compadres at Tumble Audio for one of the biggest and baddest bass music selections on road. As ever with a Tumble compilation, the genre range is exceptional, from Sergic's breaksy brilliance on 'The Prince' to the super cold speed garage episode in 'Jawnz' and the grimey, tech infused drum slices of 'No Bootlegs' from Timbah. This a fantastic project from start to finish, with our two main highlights being Leda Stray's super funky pulser in 'Ashtray', Rame's lively vocal appearance of Ali McK & IYZ's 'An Again', and the acidic expressions of Arctic's 'A Little Bit More Reese'.
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TUM 039
23 Jul 19
UK Garage
23 Jul 19
UK Garage
Review: Within UK bass culture, Tumble Audio have gone on to achieve veteran status, both as an events company and as a highly innovative independent label. For their latest release, co-founder Killjoy is back amongst the madness with a crazy four tracker. The title track 'Delusions' is a tasty 4x4 number, incorporating lethal synthesis and sharp drum processing. Following this we hear the more UKG influenced stylings of 'Drifting' and explosive funky arrangements of 'Gangrene'. Finally the EP rounds off with the choppy 808 led triplets of 'Club Fade 95', after successfully traversing a huge spectrum of UK bass music themes.
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TUM 033
13 Mar 18
UK Garage
13 Mar 18
UK Garage
Various
Played by: SIRMO, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Majora, In:flux Audio, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Lucent, DeadbeatUK, Jaquo George, Dj Spookz
Review: Charismatic Tumble selector Joel hits the road once again with a collection of sinewy UKG, future bass, twisted house and barbed wire grime. Highlights fall of every track like an ill-fitting suit with gully gems such as the weirded out wobbles of Joedan & Kontent?s ?Ruggish?, Killjoy?s vitalising squelch funk on ?Public Enemy?, and premium sexytime silk in the form of Taz?s ?Lonely? and gossamer two-step soul by way of Spekktrum?s ?Talk To Me?. What with it being exactly a year since the last Roadman collection, we?re hoping Tumble turn this into an annual affair.
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TUM 017
12 Oct 15
UK Garage
12 Oct 15
UK Garage
Review: Killyjoy's back and he's brandishing an ode to the girls of his hometown Nottingham. "Gyalist Riddim" proves that wobble ain't dead yet, with the original and its three mixes going heavy on the full on fat low end. The title track adds some serious snare roll chaos to the mix, whilst Deadbeat adds a slammin' 4x4 twist. Asa & Sorrow keep it hard and underground and Doctor Jeep wraps up the package with some deliciously doomy tropical vibes.
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TUM 013
16 Mar 15
UK Garage
16 Mar 15
UK Garage
Review: Label regular Killjoy teams up with Lenkemz for a new track and selection of remixes on the incorrigible Tumble Audio. The original mix of "Wesley Snipes" features the grimey vocal talent Slick Don on the mic, and you also get an instrumental to tool up into your DJ set. Majora steps up for a funky house remix compete with gargling bassline and a whole artillery of choppy percussion shots, whereas Spooky goes in with some killer half-step vibes reminiscent of something on Deep Medi or played by Mala or Coki, for that matter. Check it - essential doesn't even cover it.
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TUM 011
01 Dec 14
Bass
01 Dec 14
Bass
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TU-FREE
16 Sep 14
Bass
16 Sep 14
Bass
Played by: Mr Brainz, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Juno Recommends UK Garage, HxdB, Distro, Hadean, DeadbeatUK, Usurp, Nu Wave Records, Hank Limit, A.Motion, Tik & Borrow
Review: Steel City producer Deadbeat may not be releasing tunes on labels with such irreverent titles as Off Me Nut Records, but he's still bringing the bass like no other. The "Good 2 To Me EP" is pure 3am, hands-in-the-air fodder and we're not complaining. There are three tracks here covering rolling, ravey, bassline ("Good To Me"), Deep wobble nastiness ("Wheel It Up) and dubby brain-melt 4x4 ("Clear MY Mind"). Also featured is Deadbeat's heavy-as-you-like hyper remix of Killjoy's "Nothing Sweet".
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TUM 008
27 May 14
UK Garage
27 May 14
UK Garage
Review: Nottingham's Killjoy claims he makes 'grimey UK bass music'. We think he's selling himself short with both his name and self-description - these tunes are more likely to bring joy to a party and they cover a bit more musical ground too. "Memories" takes a 4x4 wobble groove and applies some classy funk for good measure. Sticking with the wobble bass, "Tangle", goes harder and even throws in some string stabs, while the dubby "Inaudible Badness" takes us to more tropical climes.
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TUM 004
08 Jul 13
Bass
08 Jul 13
Bass
