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Review: Following releases on Breeze and Dutty Bass, Wrekka returns to Eternal with 'Enemy', a grumbly slab of stepperism that's laced with a classic horror film arpeggio. More magic follows as 'Hocus Pocus' creeps up behind and casts spells with its minimal make-up and maximal tension. 'Hold Me' brings a little tension into the mix with its high freq synth line and ghostly vocal texture while 'Living Dead' finishes the EP with brazen bass bumps that drip like slime over the kicks. Keep this 'Enemy' close.
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EMR 83
20 Dec 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 Dec 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Blooming hecka, here comes Wrekka! Following recent appearances on the likes of Invicta, Dutty Bass and Breakbeats & Basslines, here come four weighty wobblesome workouts on Eternal. 'System Of Failure' is a curmudgeonly stepper with a snarling bassline and plenty of tension, 'I Will Wait' takes a well-known vocal sample and twists it into a twisted stepper before 'Judas' goes full HAM with its depth plunge bassline and tightly coiled springy breaks. Last but definitely not least is 'I Adore You' which cleverly balances a highly grotty bassline with a big euphoric vocal. Big.
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EMR 66
10 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
10 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Let's chat about mad things. Like when you put on a pair of jeans and find a tenner in the pocket. Or you meet the person of your dreams in the chicken shop. Or when Wrekka lays down gold like this. Four tracks, four flavours, four reasons to pray for raves to open again: 'Mad Tings' flexes on a creepy, dusty piano lick and some Rider-level bar craft. 'Big & Real' weaves up a dreamy storm of layers before dropping into a subtly grotty drop. 'Lockdown' captures the ennui of survival in 2020 with tense bell chimes and layers of bassline grumpiness while 'Money' closes the show with a sludgy, curmudgeonly bassline and sinister, creepy tones. Mad.
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EMR 59
26 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
