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Review: It's common knowledge at this point that Bicep really is a generational talent when it comes to production. The impact of 'Glue' was off the scale and it's clear to see he has no intention of slowing down as we dive into another monumental single, this time taking the title of 'Atlas'. As ever, we witness pure melodic mastery as we are greeted by an array of spacey, emotional pad textures floating around the background, whilst popping arpeggios and shuffling drum beats breathe effortlessly across the front of the mix. When this is then coupled with pulsating sub lines and stunning vocal switches drenched in luscious big room reverb units, we sure are in for an absolute treat.
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ZENDNLS 541
25 Mar 20
25 Mar 20
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INC054ONE
28 Jul 23
28 Jul 23
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IR 094B
06 Dec 19
06 Dec 19
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MTXLP003B
10 Apr 24
10 Apr 24
Review: It's always a lively event when Manuka come to town, this time welcoming a vibrant collaboration indeed as head-honcho Hypho links up with both PAV4N and the Foreign Beggars flag for a seriously gnarly creation, throwing us back to the 2010's in sound and style. Hypho does the business with a properly gritty instrumental creation, driving forward with hypnotic tripletted bass stabs and churning synthetic layers doing the business, with a combination of harsh vocal slides and intense lyricism then adding an extra level of enjoyment to the table. A very good single indeed from the Manuka camp!
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MNKDUB 001
11 Apr 22
11 Apr 22
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HERAS 005
26 May 23
26 May 23
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SIP 021
01 Mar 24
01 Mar 24
Review: Conducta is a leader in the future garage movement and here he returns to his own bubbler from last year, Let Go, to deliver a VIP treatment. The result is a sizzling rework that's strictly for the after hours clubs - luring you in with a classic 2-step sound before dropping some big bouncy basslines, a smidgeon of wobble and soulful vocals. Boom!
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DPMVIP 01
13 Apr 15
13 Apr 15
Review: Yes, yes! London's Alix Perez calls upon Fracture to land this latest collaboration on his own 1985 Music which, in our eyes, is one of the only last remaining meccas for true-school d&b with a forward-leaning edge. "Archetype" unleashes its sharp bass lasers over a slow-shifting, broken nu-jungle groove that sits somewhere in the vast landscape between dubstep and d&b. The tune will work like a charm for all those jungle heads looking to add a little flavor and pace to their DJ sets. Master-blaster type gear!
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ONEF 009A
20 Nov 17
20 Nov 17
Review: It's been almost ten years of Eprom music already, and it's about time that he was called up to Alix Perez's 1985 Music, an imprint which takes it upon itself to release the most wide-eyed forms of bass-heavy music known to man. This one-track killer, "Oksana", is a pleasure from the first beat touching down on the speakers. Spewing a hip-hop sensibility from all angles, and guided by a vicious, ringing bassline that screams to be plaid out at some absurdly high volumes. Propah gear.
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ONEF 007O
21 Nov 17
21 Nov 17
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Eprom is not only a close production partner of Alix Perez, but he's a reliable source of slower yet possibly even heavier sounds for his label 1985 Music. 'Dangerous Sound' gives you a hint what it's about from the name, and this tune is a halftime monster of frightening proportions, a glitched out and messed up number that has one goal; to blow up the dance. Basslines cut through each other, synths overheat and the overall engineering is on another level; typical Eprom and vintage 1985.
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ONEF 034S1
04 Jun 21
04 Jun 21
Review: Shades are a trans-Atlantic duo Alix Perez (Belgium/UK) and Eprom (USA) who deal in dark and messed up hip-hop. Their Better To Reign In Hell Than To Serve In Heaven record had the likes of XLR8 frothing at the mouth. They're keeping the vibes going here by releasing another stopgap jam, "Creepin" and it's all bad (in a good way). The track is a teaser from their much-anticipated forthcoming EP, Night the Dreadless Angel, and it's a banger - all creepy fuzzy distortion, heavy beats and speaker bustin' low end throbs. Bad has never sounded so good!
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ONEF 004C
17 Mar 17
17 Mar 17
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DNZ 021
18 Jan 13
18 Jan 13
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XL 1241DS
11 Nov 21
11 Nov 21
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XL 1086DS
30 Apr 20
30 Apr 20
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XL 1079DS
17 Jun 20
17 Jun 20
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XLDS635 RMX
06 Oct 14
06 Oct 14
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ZENDNLS 413J
21 May 15
21 May 15
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825646 028054
14 Aug 15
14 Aug 15
Played by: Denham Audio
Review: When Machinedrum drops a single on Ninja Tune's catalogue we instantly know two things: a) it'll be an immediate favourite of ours, and b) there's an album on the horizon. Here we have "Dos Puertas" from the Sepalcure associate, a tune whose identity is hard to pin down and categorise; the beat is all over the place in terms of structure, but that doesn't matter because it has that typical Machinedrum sound, a sonic swagger that broadly fits under electronica but that also meanders into broken beat and r&b. Masterfully executed and stand-out, as usual.
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ZENDNL 232O
01 Jun 16
01 Jun 16
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ZENDNL 172JP1
05 Jan 18
05 Jan 18
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ZENDNLS 474
14 Sep 17
14 Sep 17
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VSN 028
24 Mar 17
24 Mar 17
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ZENDNLS 470
29 Jun 17
29 Jun 17
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ZENDNLS 448D
10 Nov 16
10 Nov 16
