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5063483 241488
03 Apr 24
Techno
03 Apr 24
Techno
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5063413 859196
17 Feb 24
Techno
17 Feb 24
Techno
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5063413 760164
07 Feb 24
Techno
07 Feb 24
Techno
Review: If deep, dark and moody D&B and dubstep are your bag then don't sleep on this new EP from Cardiff lad Elliot R Garvey, AKA Quartz. His work has previously appeared on Metalheadz and System Music, but here he comes to the mighty R&S with four cuts that will delight those of a red-eyed and headnoddin' persuasion. 'Lilac Cobweb' feat Selena Jones is all about the jittery, twitchy percussion, 'Deity Spear' itself is sparse, haunting and features barely-there Middle Eastern-style vox, the gnarlier 'Cosmic Horror' is aptly named and 'Switchblade Groove' brings hints of a dark, beats-driven psychedelia. Late-night, skunk-fuelled listening of the highest calibre.
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RS 2207
01 Sep 23
Experimental/Electronic
01 Sep 23
Experimental/Electronic
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5063346 417111
23 Aug 23
Techno
23 Aug 23
Techno
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5063346 013870
13 Jul 23
Techno
13 Jul 23
Techno
Review: Welsh warrior Quartz continues his great run of form as he follows his recent Rupture EP with this megalithic four-pack on Mako's Utopia. 'Krokodil' snaps us into reality with a fittingly dystopic setting with urgent vocal stabs and glacial breaks, 'Gateway' takes us on a breezier mission while 'Rituals' is all about those chubby rounded bass/kick fluctuations and sinewy stabs; minimal in make-up, maximum in force. Finally the title track closes off this bleak, chaotic serenade with some outrageous drumfunk choppage. Serious jungle business for 2022; life ain't always rosy... it can be very thorny too.
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UM 027
22 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: If you like your drum & bass packed with eerie soundscapes and created more with the intention of imparting an experience than packing out a dancefloor, this is the EP for you. It's classic moody Headz, and Quartz channels the hazy smoke-filled vibe of Blue Note and pumps it through an apocalyptic filter, transposing classical breaks onto futuristic landscapes. 'Folding Water' is perhaps the EP's darkest outing, as hypnotic kicks ground a steampunk aesthetic of churning metal and furious percussive energy, one with abstraction at its core but traditional breaks music in its heart. Superb release.
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META 081
19 Feb 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Feb 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Having cut his teeth on IM:LTD, Warm and DSCI4 it was only a matter of time before the ice slab bruises and shards of Quartz crashed down on the Headz mothership. And man do they hit hard. Six tracks in total (with two collabs with Survey and Gremlinz) every cut strikes the soul... The pulsating electrical current of "Hall Of Mirrors", the vicious halftime data spikes and caustic code cascades of "Oblong Druid" (with Gremlinz) and the grumbling, rumbling dungeon echoes of "Ghastly" are just three of the many highlights here.
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METHXX 020
26 Oct 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Oct 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Nasty, low down, tech steppin' drum and bass courtesy of DJ Trace's seminal London imprint DSCI4. Toronto's Gremlinz teams up with fellow homeboy Adrian Go on the dark sci-fi nightmare that is "Rice Bowl" which truly plunders the depths of hell; this one's intense and calls to mind the classic sound of Ed Rush & Optical and Trace himself. The UK's Quartz steps up to the plate also with "Tachyon" featuring Nanobyte. A satanic exploration in breakbeat science reminiscent of late 90s experiments by Boymerang.
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DSCI 4020
19 Feb 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Feb 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Mortem has had a fantastic 12 months and the future is looking even brighter for him as he continues his takeover of the deep D&B scene. Mostly seen on his home turf of IM:Ltd, this writhing, sinister shape shifter of a roller slithers in hard and fast, skittering across lightning speed hi-hats and trademark syncopation. Quartz is also set for a promising year ahead, and "Amour King" sets out a bass-driven game plan, providing just the build and release needed to create an instant dancefloor hit. With vocal samples erring on the edge of game-play voiceovers and cold spells of desolate breakdowns, it's in another icy world.
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IMLTD 1210-02
11 Feb 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
11 Feb 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
