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Stones Taro
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Review: Next up from the Lost City Archives crew, a fiery combination of grime-influenced garage ideas, with the sounds of both Main Phase & Stones Taro landing for a very tasty display. We open up with 'Know We', a melting pot of nostalgic patois vocal overlays, classic grimey string melodies and moody subs, setting the tone perfectly for Main Phase. On the flip to this, a slight switch up in proceedings as Stones Taros deploys a war-ready box of moody LFO drifts, choppy garage-style drum arrangements and catchy vocal samples, making up a vibrant B-side and closing off the PE in styles.
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LCEDIT 01
16 Feb 24
UK Garage
16 Feb 24
UK Garage
Review: Next up from Stones Taro, a dive into a much more UK-funky inspired pocket as NC4K hold a real party across this wicked new four tracker. We begin with the Raggamuffin mix of 'Got Funk', a drum-heavy twitch through pulsating synth drives and groove-inspiring rhythms, followed closely by the much heavier kick drum stomps and subtle breaksy chops of 'Non Sticky'. After the first two, it's clear that the energy levels are super high, with the scattered bass drones and skippy percussion of '5th Way' then continuing that theme, before the title track 'Stoned Camel gives us some more laid back energy for a floaty finale.
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NC4K 0034
22 Dec 23
Bass
22 Dec 23
Bass
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FCL 617C
15 Dec 23
UK Garage
15 Dec 23
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Holly Lester's Duality Trax imprint persists in its mission to foster equilibrium within the music industry, actively addressing gender imbalances and pushing the boundaries of contemporary club music. The upcoming release marks the fruition of the label's second VA, spotlighting six emerging and established artists who are making significant impacts in their respective cities and beyond. Stevie Cox, a Glasgow luminary and Sub Club resident, initiates the compilation with her debut solo outing, presenting a blend of ethereal synths and dynamic drum programming. Visions Vol 2 then navigates through a diverse sonic landscape, featuring Stones Taro's genre-blending "Iron Door", DAWS's nostalgic fusion "Early Desire" and Gallegos's raw acid workout - next to emkay's perception-altering "One Kiss Wonder" and closing number by Body Clinic: a fusion of drum and bass and progressive material in "159 Revolutions Per Minute."
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DUALITYVA 2
08 Dec 23
Minimal/Tech House
08 Dec 23
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Mr Brainz, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Recommends Dubstep, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Step2 Records
Review: The Peaky Beats team has been firing on all cylinders over the past few weeks, with this latest link up with Stones Taro showing just how much energy is being poured into the PBR imprint. We open up with 'Leeds 2 Kyoto', a chord-driven skip through choppy syncopated percussion and acidic basslines, with the more pad-focussed synth sweeps of 'Wind Power Ship' then providing some immediate contrast. After this, the breaks reign supreme as 'Karate Cat' unloads a jittering fusion of crunchy drum samples and moogy bass action, with 'Demon Dubs' then giving us a final, stripped back, LFO warbler, closing us off with a smash.
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PBR 008
17 Nov 23
UK Garage
17 Nov 23
UK Garage
