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Nphonix
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Review: Nphonix and Car Crash Set go together like beats and bass, a perfect unison that forms a mutual bond with one another. The label has done well to pick him up for this four-tracker because these might just be the artist's best tunes yet, and a real testament to the level of creativity that is still taking place within UK dance music. "Hijack" is neither house nor dubstep, but manages to merge the two into seamless groove, and "Ijustdontunderstand" takes the same equation but adds a little garage sensitivity to into the formula. "IceVII" is a swinging, wall-to-wall house bomb with a heavy UK element at its core, leaving Gillepsy's remix of "Hijack" to offer a more traditional house approach. Mighty fine.
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C/C/S 2142
02 Dec 16
Bass
02 Dec 16
Bass
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Well, the UK's Shifting Peaks have really gone and done it with this latest leviathan of a compilation, an anthology of their best and most wanted from 2010 until now. Inside, there's talent and plenty of club antics bouncing off the wall left, right and centre; with over fifty cuts there's enough to go around and satisfy a whole artillery of bass-heads. Some of the stand-outs for us are Tessela's "Yes You Can", Hackman's "Always", "Put You Down" by Odessa, and OM Unit's remix of "Reach Out" by Nphonix. What a belter,
go forth and indulge!
go forth and indulge!
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SPEAKS 023
27 Jul 15
Bass
27 Jul 15
Bass
Review: Fresh from making his debut on Balans, the bleepy and linear techno offshoot from Darko Esser's Wolfskuil label, Nphonix touches back down in bassy territory with his second EP on Shifting Peaks following last year's Reach Out EP. Things sound full and electronic on the title track, which merges disjointed Detroit techno with muffled Chicago house. "Drifting in Barnard 68" is as dank as it is dub, hit by a flurry of breakbeats wrapped in a swirl of cloudy atmospherics. This release's third and final track has a footwork vibe of repetition, though slightly less frenetic, but still features a workout of drums and synth stabs that sounds like a UK incarnation of a slamming Kyle Hall joint.
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SPEAKS 020
08 Sep 14
Bass
08 Sep 14
Bass
Review: It sounds like N-Phonix doesn't get much sleep. The Russian producer has released nine singles over the past year, but as Benway, his debut record on Darko Esser's label shows, he retains a hyperactive creative streak. It's hard to imagine whom "Nebrakada" will appeal to, as its spacey chords unravel over a frenetic rhythmic backdrop. The title track is more accessible - if you measure accessibility by noisy, stepping rhythms and occasional blasts of noise. Following on from this Shed-meets-Lakker jam, the Russian artist drops "Black Acid". Living up to its title, it features frazzled, grungy 303s layered over a tracky, insistent rhythm.
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BALANS 015
11 Aug 14
Techno
11 Aug 14
Techno
Various
Review: It's the third instalment of the Nasty Rips compilations on Shifting Peaks and by hell have these guys got the right idea. Sweet house and garage shuffles from all corners, including some pretty special numbers by the likes of Marshall Jefferson, Hackman, Odessa, plus plenty more house bullets for you to twist your boots to. This one comes recommended for those infected with the house bug!
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SPEAKS 016
20 Jan 14
Bass
20 Jan 14
Bass
Gettin Run Down EPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Nphonix, Juno Recommends Experimental, Juno Recommends Bass, Druid Cloak, Modern Ruin Records
Review: Russia's Nphonix continues his creative journey away from his D&B roots with this new action-packed EP on the mighty Shifting Peaks. There's four tracks from the dark side of bass included here plus some bonus mixes. "Getting Run Down", is dreamy, space-out footwork (also presented in a slower guise), "Reach Out" is doomy post-dubstep, which also appears in a more juked-up version too. "Quite Savage" sounds like a clash between acid and electro in an industrial wasteland and "Person Inconnu" ends things on a bizarrely cheery jazzed-out squelch funk note.
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SPEAKS 012
09 Sep 13
Footwork/Juke
09 Sep 13
Footwork/Juke
Review: A new name has recently emerged on the ever-reliable Bad Taste Recordings and it is that of the Teddy Killerz. Comin atcha with a unique and aggressive sound that blends tech-y industrial D&B and dubstep together, this next release from them as they team up with NPhonix is just as awesome as ever. First up is title track "Scary" which, true to its name, is frightening from the off with its eerie, creeped out intro, bludgeoning beats and stabbing bass coupled with grinding mid range wobble. "Earth Shaker" is another one which does what it says on the tin with notable aplomb. A sparse intro lulls us into a false sense of security before the aggressive, warping beats kick in and the tune drops with a tumultuous wobble of bass into a thunderous dancefloor destroyer.
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BT 027DD
26 Nov 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Nov 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
