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Telekom
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Review: Gr8 news m8, High R8 are celebr8ing 10 years in the game and it's not too l8 to join the party. Agit8ing the game with abrasive, high grade grottiness and jump-up dark energy with every release, this second volume of bangers-through-the-years kicks off with a VIP of the launch tune - Guv's now modern day classic 'Blood'. The vibes get danker and danker as we continue to investig8... The gutterfunk of Dub Berzerka & Filthy Habits 'Born Bad' from 2016, Metal Work's skank-blasted 2019 cut 'Don't Know Why', Telekom's hairy 2014 tree-swinging heave-ho 'Funky Monkey' and Nu Elementz and Dub Motion's 'Tell You' (also from 2014) are just some of bangers that activ8 our senses and make us ready to instig8 a packed dancefloor. Ready for the next 10 years? It's a d8.
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HIGHR8DIGILP 02
04 Mar 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
04 Mar 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Biological Beats are a chemically proven entity for the production of venomous music and they're in full flight once more, this time acting as the agar jelly for Telekom, whose villainous sounds are up to their most criminal of behaviour. It's a four-tracker and it kicks off with 'Bong Juice', an already heinous substance made all the more dirty by this tune's tear-down approach to bassline construction and its peppered drum lines that sit high in the mix and roll out with abandon. The highlight, though, is 'Villains', as a wickedly funky sample works in the intro smoothly but then flips on the drop into a knife-edge display of stabbing, jump up energy. Big.
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BIODIGI 0117
27 Jul 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Jul 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Dial G for gully: Telekom makes contact for the first time in 2018 with four sense-whirling whip-slappers. "Get Together" wheezes with a slight funk thanks to its off-grid drums and swooning instrumentation, "Lean" (with Solix) subverts the rave stabs as it drops into pure laser armageddon and "You Are Next" (with Dutta) cold calls your innermost soul with a rattling metallic bassline groove venom. Finally Telekom closes comms with the brain-melting "Blowback" that comes with one of the most twisted groaning basslines he's made to date. Trust us, you're going to want to put a ring on this.
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OPA 005
07 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Dj Dazee
Review: Junglists: this month your stars will lead you to great bangers from the long-standing UK bass comms expert Telekom. You'll meet a tall dark gully stranger who talks with a toxic bassline tongue ("Bulletproof"), you'll find inner peace through squelchy bass mischief ("Ego Trippers") and experience great fortune through elasticated low end of stuttering snares ("Absorbed") Later in the month you'll feel more energetic thanks to the hench D*Minds or Mampi style riff circa 2002 ("Pimpin") before concluding the month in blissed and blessy state of zen thanks to dusty chords and a sense-blurring drop ("1210 Technique") Thanks for choosing Junodownload horoscopes, see you next month.
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BIODIGI 0073
13 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
13 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Indiekai's rhetorical rampage from spring 2016 "Do You Feel The Bass" gets the treatment from a selection of Claw Hammerz' finest. Already an interesting track with its naked woodblock drop and trippy triplets, here we find Telekom giving it a neuro surcharge, Khemikal retaining the stripped back nature but with added alkaline aggressiveness and Projekt flipping it into a Dimension-level stepper. Trust us - drop any of these fresh versions and your floor will be feeling it.
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CLAW 027
26 Sep 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Sep 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Wrapping up a month of five-year anniversary chaos, Digital Terror have bundled their exclusive remix adventures into one sense-slapping compendium. All label talents are present and correct with highlights punching, kicking and grizzling from every corner. Ranging from Hoogs' sticky treacle low end stretches on "Effects" to Hedex's rougher, more metallic swagger on "Greed" and Lyptikal's out-and-out industrial grindage on "Badman" and Lowriderz' harrowing designs on "Kung Fu Is Banned", if you missed on any of the four EPs now is your chance to catch up. If this is how Digital Terror celebrate five years, we can't wait to see how they party a decade of sonic hellraising.
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DTR 5YEARLP
09 Nov 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Nov 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
