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Tony Quattro
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RVD 001
25 Mar 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
25 Mar 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: For this very exciting six track selection, the team at Top Billin have arranged a tight collection of the weird and undefinable, yet somehow manage to release a cohesive body of work at the same time. Firstly, the booming bass drums, choppy breaks and subby leads of TRDV's 'Deadlines' take the lead, followed by a funky garage fusion by the name of 'Submarine's from Murder He Wrote. Next up, we move further into the stripped back garage themes as Tony Quatro unleashes the lethal subs of 'September' before the bouncy carnival drum work of Pl4net Dust's 'Daebak' is let loose. The flavours then take another unexpected turn as a Rodigan vocal sample gives way to a moody breaks driven original from Garneau entitled 'WH1', before funky feels of Niklavz round everything up smartly in 'Soundboy Notifications'.
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735119 062945
17 Apr 19
Bass
17 Apr 19
Bass
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MCR 069
27 Oct 17
Bass
27 Oct 17
Bass
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: The Main Course label keeps getting stronger and stronger, a powerful beast that offers consistently high levels of bass and more. This is the third chapter of their Year compilations and, once again, we're presented with a heavy assortment of gnarly rhythms from players like Kid Kamillon, Damn Kids, Kito, Three Mike B. The thing is, if you're looking for a good dose of contemporary base that sits all under one hefty compilation, you've pretty much struck gold with this.
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MCR 062
20 May 16
Bass
20 May 16
Bass
Review: Two bass stalwarts from either side of the pond we call the Atlantic collide to create a six-sided breaks beast that leaves very little stone unturned. "Deep In The Jungle" pays homage to the classic rolling Botchit sound with timeless darkness. Elsewhere we get shattered by synths on Tony's classic electro-minded "Liberty Plaza", we get soaked by subs on Deekline's "I Can't Wait" and we go back to the mid zeroes for a lean, mean Get Physical-style tech hook on "3 Mins To Midnight". With sounds like these you kind of have to hope that Deekline and Tony remain in the jungle for a very long time.
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GG 018
22 Jan 16
Bass
22 Jan 16
Bass
Various
Played by: U Know The Drill
Review: This is it! Trouble & Bass's final release... Going out on a high, Drop The Lime ties the many tendrils of his hugely influential imprint in one 25-track strong set. The result isn't just a celebration of T&B's successes, but the development of bass music at large and how it's irreparably dented US club culture for the better. Timeless highlights include AC Slater's epic speed garage slapdown twist of Mathhead, Supra1's jiggling wobblefest twist of Little Jinder and the proto-tropical fusions of The Boogaloo Crew. A genuinely historic document: high five to Trouble & Bass for all the good times.
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TBD 116
31 Mar 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
31 Mar 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
