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Review: Toolroom Vaults Vol 5 reprises secret weapons, hidden gems and club heaters that have been staples in label boss Mark Knight's sets for over 10 years, shaping up to be another choice album for many crate-diggers alike. Highlights include legend Harry Romero & Alex Fioretti's stomping heads-down groove "Think Outside The Box", Rene Amesz & Jasper Clash's tribal house workout "Phatty", Matt Smallwood serving up some late night mood music on the deep cut "How Does It Feel" and D-Formation & Solarc's uplifting house epic "In Your Mind" among many more.
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TRX 237/01Z
12 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
12 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: New Year doesn't officially kick off until Viper smack you silly with their yearly "Drum & Bass Annual". 2017's edition smacks even harder than usual with no less than 10 exclusives including a Culture Shock/Dimension style roll out from Misfit, Halflight's "Communication Failure" that has enough power to cause a civil war and North Base's "Woman" that has so much seductive soul power to cause a mess in your trousers. Elsewhere The Voss & NC-17 pay respect to the Book Of The Bad on "Mojave" and Blaine Stranger sends you off to cosmoses unknown on "By Your Side". And that's just a handful of the unreleased cuts amid some of the label's biggest releases in recent times.
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VPRLP 016
06 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Previously spotted on Program, Bristolian badman Loko steps over to Viper for his first single in well over a year. "What You Do To Me" is laced with a classical Phantasy-style rave vocal that's clearly sung rather than sampled as you can really feel the full bodied warmth and soul of it. "Time Flies" is a much darker, late night session that wouldn't go amiss on Renegade Hardware. Proof that Viper are still very much in touch with their underground roots.
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VPRVIP 030
08 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Brookes Brothers (Viper Recordings)
Review: 48 tracks, six exclusives, two mixes: Viper have already developed a strong-armed reputation for compilations over the years but this is taking things to a whole new ridiculous level. Investigating bass music's widest corners, the heady concoction of tracks ranges from premier league bangers (Wilko's remix of The Prodigy, Noisia & The Upbeats "Dead Limit", Andy C's "New Era VIP") to fresh-baked underground rollers (Dossa, Locuzzed and NC-17's drone-jump buzz-cut "Ninja", Dub Elements' deep space neuro-edged shredder "Metaverse") to lower tempo tear-ups from the likes of Pex L, Au5, Flux Pavilion and Doctor P and Specimen A. With heaps more in between, this accurately reflects just how exciting and closely linked all bass-laced genres are right now. Venomously immense.
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VPRLP 014
24 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Twenty eight tracks, 12 exclusives, one mix... Viper smash down the doors of 2016 with an all-encompassing document that portrays D&B broadest, baddest landscape in great detail. Among the out-and-out classics of last year ("Dead Limit", "City Of Gold") you'll find some of Viper's most exciting smashes of the last few years ("One's Own", "What R U Doing?" "Universes") and, most importantly, 12 tracks that have yet to be releases before... Ranging from J Majik's muscular, monster-stomping return ("Drop It") to Toronto Is Broken's savage, skippy tech funker "Zero One", Viper aren't messing around at all on this one.
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VPRLP 013
26 Feb 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Feb 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Greg Churchill, Gabriel Black, Neighbour, Ymer, Inland Knights, Raul Mezcolanza, Anton Pieete, Niels Van Gogh, Mason (Great Stuff/Animal Language), Brisboys, Kaiserdisco, Aki Bergen, Massimiliano Guaiana, Tube & Berger, Jean Claude, Jay Lumen, Peter Gelderblom, DJ Madskillz, Heartik, Hermanez, Nick Olivetti, Andhim, Crowdkillers
Review: Like the first volume, the second instalment of Great Carnival is loosely based around the concept of integrating South American sounds and influences into modern electronic music. On Tube & Berger's "Prohibition" and Hernandez's "Confetti" this idea manifests itself through the inclusion of celebratory horns, Mowgli's "Abacaxi" shows its love for Latin samples through the same vocal layered on top of itself until it creates an irresistible cacophony, and the rippling bass of Jean Claude Ades' "Latin Fever" drops unexpectedly into a celebratory piano riff. Not everyone gets in the carnival spirit however, and Andhim's "Holz Ist" and Rainer Weichhold's "One Willi For The Road" reference disco-tinged tribal and MANDY-style neo-trance melodies.
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GSRCD 112
28 Feb 11
Minimal/Tech House
28 Feb 11
Minimal/Tech House
