Review: As always with Wheel & Deal, we are in for an absolute treat on this one as see the gnarly production styles of Unkey join forces with unmistakable vocal prowess of Slowie for 'Disrespect'. This one has such a unique flavour from the off, combining the subtleties of Unkey's stripped back bass design and minimal drum pressures with Slowie's fabulous use of pocket-aware flows and energetic performance to give us one of the strongest dubstep vocals of the year. This one also comes complete with Unkey's top notch instrumental version to round off another successful Wheel & Deal outing.
Review: Although its name and type font suggest that its music ought to be showered in '70s disco glitter and flared jeans, Bristol's Durkle Disco actually deals in militant bass sketches by a wide spectrum of young talent from around the globe. As they usually do, Durkle have put together a compilation, except that this latest one represents more of a house flavour compared to some of their recent outings. The opener "Armed" by Body Trouble is actually a seriously fitting piece of stutter house to what unfolds further on in the release; you should check out Unkey's broken garage on "Pho Par", the gorgeous neobass swirls of "Broken" by Jubley, and Lamont's house grime in the string-led "Other Side".
Review: The fresh-faced Daffy & Unkey duo make their debut on Bristol's Durkle Disco for the label's twelfth outing with four raucous neo-dubstep cuts. The first, "Hustlin'" is a true head jerker, all high-speed and revved up to the max for teeth grinding; "Night Terrors" is swamped, squelching on the bottom-end and utterly nasty, while Unkey goes in alone with the broken, clap-heavy beast that is "Come To Bury You". There's also two further rewirings of "Hustlin", one by Glacci and the other by Arcane Soul.
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