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Pixelord
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Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Inspired by the countless failed downloads from platforms like Napster and Limewire back in the day, Pixelord's 99% channels a nostalgia for classic IDM, breakbeat and trance music of the time. Operating as some kind of new school Aphex Twin for the digital native, Pixelord exhumes, cross dresses and redefines a myriad of genres from the cut up French electro of "Kamon", trance-like drum and bass in "Tron" to the crystallising strings of "Get Up". Certainly a schooled producer, Pixelord captures a vibe of the decade in "90s" alongside a more contemporary and beatless sound in "Hashtag" to new school EDM, breaks and rave in "Gene". An explosion of sound, 100%.
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HYPR 099
14 May 21
Bass
14 May 21
Bass
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PI 4000
18 Dec 20
Ambient/Drone
18 Dec 20
Ambient/Drone
Review: Russian producer Pixelord returns to Hamburg's Saturate! label after first appearing on a split release with Mad Decent character heRobust back in 2012. That was for STRT003 and eight years later in 2020 Pixelord finds his newest release catalogued at STRTEP082! It presents the artist's second release for the year following a limited cassette release with Sangam, and for this solo EP Saturate! brings with it remixes from Planet Mu's Starkey, Run Rad's DRANQ, and the mysteriously affiliated DJs Ride and Pound. Pixelord himself, though, turns five digital distortions of bass, glitch and neo-deconstructed industrial sonics, with a specific and unique power synth laced throughout this latest Saturate! edition. Find it appearing like a bad WIFI connection in "BFG" or as call and response to the bassline in "Pain Elemental". Furthermore, see it tearing across the sweet melodies and bit graded chip tunes of "Bonus Stage" to its role as a counterpart to the effervescent trance synths in "Doomguy". Wild style in "Demonslayer" no doubt too. Beware.
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STRTEP 082
08 Sep 20
Bass
08 Sep 20
Bass
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MANA 005
26 Jun 18
Bass
26 Jun 18
Bass
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HYPR 57
28 Jan 18
Bass
28 Jan 18
Bass
Review: Alexey Devyanin has given us all sorts of magnetism since his first productions began to appear in a distant and foggy 2010. He's lived the entire post-dubstep era from its early days through to its present state, and that journey has taken him across labels like Car Crash Set, Berlin's Leisure System, Infinite Machine, Tuff Wax, and his own Hyperboloid. His new album, Human.exe, lands on the latter and it's an extensive piece of work spanning all corners of the bass spectrum. There isn't a single tune on here that remains linear throughout and, instead, Pixelord uses a wide diversity of sonics and beat tactics to produce his mechanical strain of bass-heavy dance music. This is what 'bass' is all about at the end of the day; a vast and bottomless pit of sounds put together under one hybrid groove. For fans of Actress, Hessle, and anything on Hyperdub.
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HYPR 044LP
23 Sep 16
Bass
23 Sep 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
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HYPR 037
31 Mar 15
Bass
31 Mar 15
Bass
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IM 024
28 Jul 14
Bass
28 Jul 14
Bass
Review: The one like Pixelord comes through in full effect with a nasty, thumping VIP mix of his previously released ripper "Drinky". It's a slow-tempo, bass pile-driver with some delicious synth work and Gillespy's remix is even nuttier - rimshots, snares, the lot. Highly recommended.
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SPEAKS 017
10 Mar 14
Bass
10 Mar 14
Bass
