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Klax
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Following on from last year's incredibly popular instalment, Shogun Audio have brought back Point of Origin for a third time. This series emphasises the rolling, minimal-ish side of the scene from some younger, more hungry producers and boy, is it a good formula. Exemplifying this is Revaux with 'Ibex', probably the nastiest tune on the album and arguably the best, as its crunching bass tabs inject fantastic groove. Rizzle and Malaky add something more sultry with 'Solstice' and 'Requiem', the former focusing on the vocals of Sydney whilst the latter opts for a more instrumental roll-out. Gerra & Stone represent the old guard amongst the newbies, holding up their end with a growling amalgamation of low-frequency force. This is an exquisite album of D&B, with every corner covered and every flavour recognizable - special props going to Shogun for supporting new talent as well.
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SHA 144
19 Oct 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Oct 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Cruk
Review: Hello there Klax. We've been expecting you. Just as they ripped 2016 a new one last January, they're doing the same this year with four more severely on point cuts: "Risk It" is a whole new drumthink paradigm with an arrangement that is genuinely unique. "The Sway" showcases the hot new soul sound of the year 2305, "Rekanize" turns neuro motifs inside out with the trippiest halftimer of this year so far. "Fluro Riddim" closes business with a straight-up ageless grizzle session. Exceptional.
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CRIT 094
30 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Since emerging on Renegade Hardware in 2014, Klax have yet to make a bad move with every track delivering something different and fresh. This new Systems edition is no exception. In fact, weighing in at three originals, it's Klax's biggest release to date. "Ritalin" lives up to its name with schizo drums, subtle rave samples and percussion from another planet. "Hotline" toys with the current halftime resurgence in a similar way to Ivy Lab but with subtle references to trap's more discerning qualities. For many, though, it's "The Level" that will score highlight prize thanks to its savage dancehall drums and devilish vocal shots from longstanding mic master MC ID. Complete with a Foreign Concept remix of Klax's breakthrough bust-up "Blackball", this is a huge release... And a cracking way to kick off 2016 for Critical.
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CRITSYS 003
15 Jan 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Jan 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Dub Police's MyStyle mix series has become a force to be reckoned with in dubstep, an annual showcase from some of their most exciting artists, each outing appears deeper, more involving and widescreen than the last. The Others has clearly gone to town here with a whole heap of his productions and collaborations. For mix lovers this is a must; 28 tracks all seamed together tightly, it explores the darkest corners of the scene with a brave boldness. Those looking for individual tracks will also be pleased to see the likes of Icicle's techno-like industrial VIP "Need A Job", Sleeper's disturbing "Civil War" and Thelem's tripped out mind-twister "Haunted Harmonics". Stylish, sonically arresting and consummately accomplished, The Others has represented himself with serious skills right here.
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DPCD 009
17 Nov 14
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
17 Nov 14
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Fresh-faced Brighton trio Klax drop the next instalment of Critical's "Binary" imprint, bringing some of the most militant, tech-stepping drum and bass heard this year. As the clouds roll in and the nights get darker, isn't it so good to switch up that jazzy Brazilian flavas for something more filthy? We're telling you - this is what you need - ditch the bongos and grab a sine wave. With only a handful of releases to their name so far on the likes of Renegade Hardware and Uprise Audio, it's clear these guys are onto something, having been snapped up by Kasra for their latest leap up the ladder and since they've already been shared around on Radio 1, it seems like they were a pretty savvy signing.
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BINARY 002
29 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: LSN (UK)
Review: Following an impeccable launch with a series of unavoidable singles, Seven's Uprise imprint consolidates its reputation and hugely broadens its scope with this far-reaching compilation. Tickling every possible corner of bass music's expansive underbelly, across the album we're treated to an array of vibes that stretch from slo-mo percussive cosmic bass (Wayfarer's "Reflections") to fractured, juddering beat experimentalism (Taiko's "Spray Can") Every track is a highlight but be sure to check out Truth's immensely demonic take on "Walter White" and the techno-minded riff aggression on Klax's "Link To The Past". Welcome to the future.
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UALP 002
07 Apr 14
Deep Dubstep
07 Apr 14
Deep Dubstep
Review: Legendary D&B label Renegade Hardware has been a powerhouse of essential tunes from the darker side of the street for 19 years now. Pushing ever onwards with their future sounds, this release is a neat and nasty selection of the finest new talent around right now. Kicking off with a tasty slice of neuro badness from Slovakian artist Trilo and banging tracks from Klax and Subtension who takes to the studio with MC Nuklear, there's also a beast of a tune from rising also-Slovakian star Minor Rain. Clean, precise and just a bit deadly. You need this in your life.
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HWARE 29
03 Mar 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
03 Mar 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
