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04 Apr 08
Techno
04 Apr 08
Techno
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04 Apr 08
Techno
04 Apr 08
Techno
Review: Quadrant and Dabs switch it up on this split release on Citrus; first it's Dabs remixing Quadrant's "Only Mortal" and then it's vice versa. The former is all terse, punchy drums, dreamy ethereal pads and understated trance-like synths, falling into the main tune with a shudder of SFX and pound of drums. The latter is Quadrant's remix of Dabs' "Crawler" - crisp, stuttering beats are punctuated by hissing hi-hats and warping bass reminiscent of a Jubei release kicks in and dominates for the rest of the tune.
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CITRUS 047
07 Nov 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Nov 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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CITRUS 028
21 May 07
Drum & Bass / Jungle
21 May 07
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Redeyes isn't messing around with Vandal's first release of 2017. Naturally Nymfo delivers on both occasions: "Nothing To Lose" is a knuckle scuffing, heads-down roller with a Dispatch style edge in its lean elements and construction and dark funk. His remix of Quadrant & Iris is equally on point as he retains the dreamy, cloud burst ambience of the original while stretching out the bass with pure elasticity. Subtle, restrained and beautiful - it's the perfect balance to the lead track grit.
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VDL 027
09 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Quadrant & Iris - a husband and wife duo who know a thing or two about producing gritty, down to earth drum & bass. It's been their trademark for years now and this new EP's placement on Guidance UK confirms its status as something to be opened with extreme care. It's the first track - 'Cold Brew' - that stands out most, an absurdly good dancefloor cut with a deadly groove oozing from its every pore, a non-stop riot that keeps running all the way past its crunchingly creative second drop. 'Fernet' is equally creative, with a unique structure that will keep you on the edge of your seat until it finally drops over two and a half minutes in, a spinning, destructive climax to a techno-infused piece of work. Proper music.
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GDNCE 017
12 Mar 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Mar 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Ulterior Motive's new Guidance imprint has already proven to be a top-notch destination for music that's vibrant in its darkness and effortless in its movement. The grungy soundscapes and industrial tones are back with Trip Hammer/Intuition, the first of which is deadly satisfying: curling bass nodes, crisp drum licks and an ambiance of hopeless energy. Quadrant & Iris feature on the flipside and oh boy, this one is a real creeper. Boulder-like basses tumble over one another on their race out of the stocks, a perfectly weighted drum line sits just below the tangled low frequencies in glorious fashion and the overall package is as slick as can be. This is proper Ulterior Motive.
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GDNCE 008
16 Aug 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Aug 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Getting you to more places than the Docklands Light Railway ever could, DLR takes his Sofa around the world and stops off at the homes and studios of some of the most exciting new generation artists. Every direction you check its severe roller situation as each participant step up with their finest. Highlights include the outlandish grizzles of Submarine & Scepticz's "Shingoki", the hair raising wriggles and flabby funk on Ill Truth on "Catch A Break", the infectious steppy late 90s buzzes of bossman DLR and Script's "El Mosquito" and the lush jazzy flurries of Trex's "Falling Down"... but that's just scratching the surface, the whole Sofa king thing is immense.
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SFS 001
05 Apr 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 Apr 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
