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Vromm
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RS 2307
24 Nov 23
Experimental/Electronic
24 Nov 23
Experimental/Electronic
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RS 2215
24 Feb 23
Bass
24 Feb 23
Bass
Various
Review: Om Unit takes it to the bridge once again. His label's first V/A collection since its evergreen Cosmology Sessions in 2017, it's another vast plane ripe in sonic depths and textures from some of the most left-minded, boundary-fusing captains in the bass game. Featuring two crucial link-ups from the bossman himself with two kindred spirits Djrum and Synkro plus a whole cosmic cornucopia of voyages from the likes of Danny Scrilla, J:Kenzo, Vromm and stacks more, every track is a highlight in its own beguiling way. No label flares with the same levels of dark vitality, there's more than enough for our brains to chew on right here.
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CBR 032D
06 Sep 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Sep 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Hex
Review: Spanish sound scientist Vromm returns to Critical exactly a year after his Binary EP with four more murky 6am soundtracks. On the fittingly-titled "Level Up" Rider is Vromm's heaven-made match as his smoky sermon wraps around a tubular 23rd century bass design that's so futuristic you'll start looking for your hoverboard. "B Movie" is every bit as grainy and discomforting as its name suggests while "Ashes Of Shame" reveals a more surging, cinematic and emotional side to Vromm's palette - especially when Agama's spine-melting vocals enter the fray mid-way. Looking for a track to soundtrack your future trip to Jupiter? Look no further than "Odisea". Happy travels.
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CRITSYS 008
09 Jun 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Jun 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Seriously otherworldly tear-out sounds to be heard on Vromm's gnarly lead cut "Lake Monster" - a track which sounds like swamp creatures gnawing on a fleshy carcass to the breakneck beats of Aphex Twin. "Motor Hell" is a skittery, half-stepping monster itself too, while for something linear "Nomad" delivers a darkly straight up groove. Then enter the doom lord rave of "Zombie". Is it Halloween already?
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BINARY 008
27 May 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 May 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: We've been waiting for this since Doc Scott fired up his old ThirtyOne machine just over a year ago. A 24-track collection of stone cold exclusives, this bucks any expectations of the label and its remit and celebrates the very best creativity in all shades of drum & bass. Littered with the best names in the game (Calibre, Nucleus & Paradox, Bungle, Loxy & Resound, Scar, Marcus Intalex and many many more), each cut pushes the bass and riddim envelope with stark, uncompromised creativity and production muscle. The ultimate document of where the best D&B is at, this is nothing short of essential.
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31 RSFB 001
15 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: J:Kenzo
Review: Relative newcomer Vromm emerges from the fuggy bass mists, and does so on the perfect platform; ThirtyOne's remit and motifs fit the London-Italian's stripped-back, techno-influenced dynamics like a well-tailored suit. Each of these four entry cuts smoulder with groove magic and low end majesty; from the obese rolls of "Prototype" to the abyss-level space, carnal drums and dubbed flurries of "El Sol" via the trippier half-step switches of "Fields Of Vengeance", Vromm has created a winning mission statement. Let's hope we receive more on the regular.
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31RS 009
15 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
