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Review: Around the world in 12 wubs; Alix Perez's superlative 1985 continues to dig deeper and deeper into our psyche with the third volume of their faultless Atlas VA series. As always, the tempos are set to flexible as we slide and glide between the style and speeds courtesy of some incredible names... Cesco brings some proper dark UKG on 'Superstealth', Sir Hiss gets angular with the electroid funk of 'Shower Man Time', Visages go all slinky and futurist on 'Margit' while the bossman Perez and GLXY link up for something truly sexy and soulful with 'Green Lane'. All this and so much more, from Rockwell & Scepticz to Settle Down to Eprom, this is yet another exceptional adventure from the 1985 crew.
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ONEF 058
27 Oct 23
27 Oct 23
2
Review: Next up from MPH, a trip over to AEI for another dance-inspiring five track outing, exploring the most fragrant areas of new school garage music from start to finish. We open up with the late-coming summer sounds of 'Crash & Burn', a beautiful link up with Lauren L'aimant, who lets fly a palpable box of vocal tricks. Next, a more breaks-driven idea as 'Overrated' sees chopped up drums and staunch subs meet, with the bouncy basslines of 'Show Me' and more subtle drum sweeps of 'Promise' then following in hot pursuit. We then check out the finale for the EP in 'Bad Day', a sumptuous combination of wistful vocals and tidily arranged drums, giving us a softened touch down to close.
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MPH 005
20 Oct 23
20 Oct 23
3
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's no secret that the team at Exit have a legendary catalogue, which they have decided to celebrate for their 100th official drop. This Part One of the "EXIT100" compilation series features some serious heavyweights, including Itoa, Dolenz, Sertone & Addison Groove to name a few. The pure range that we get is also awesome to take in, from Fixate's stunning drum production work in "Dead End", to the skippy, juke-inspired skips of "Tell Me Something" from Sun People and the acidic adventure we are taken on in Borderlandstate_the Best Kisser In L.a.'s "Minimal Input". We couldn?t round off without discussing "Wasted" however, as Dub Phizix dive down a truly unique avenue for them, unveiling a mind-melting soundscape that would leave a tear in the eye of the staunchest electronic music fan. Top quality stuff!
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EXIT 1001
27 Oct 23
27 Oct 23
4
Review: It's been a short while since TMSV last touched down, but boy has he been saving up some juice, as this explosive new four tracker delivers a truly unique feeling of futurism and rhythmic skill. We open up with the lung-busting sub bounces of 'Kaleidoscope', a monumental roller that sets the tone for the rest of the EP perfectly, before 'The Ritual' then amps up the percussive element for a truly vibrant tribal bounce, dashed with aquatic synthetic slides to enhance the tracks texture. Next, a slower roll out on 'Rave CTRL', a drippy bubbler that focuses on violent bass growls and catchy vocal sampling, before the heavily syncopated approach of 'Supernova' then closes the EP off with some grizzly tripletted goodness.
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PRF 011
10 Nov 23
10 Nov 23
10
Review: It's always exciting to see a new drop from Cimm, a producer who has been on an absolute spree for the last couple of years, with this latest offering being another box of dubwise wizardry. We open up with the chanted vocal backdrops and sweeping sub textures of 'Coast 2 Coast', a mind-bending title track that packs a hell of a punch. Next, Cimm players further into those initial vocal themes as choppy slices are slapped across the more minimal, aquatic pads of 'Scorpion Death Lock', with 'Make Up Your Mind' then upping the energy with mystic melodies and moody basslines to match. Finally, Sumgii jumps on board for a bubbling display on 'Cabs Here', giving us a soft landing to close things off.
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CCS 001
29 Sep 23
29 Sep 23
11
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NF 067
01 Dec 23
01 Dec 23
14
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: The Nervous Horizon team have delivered yet another heavyweight collection here, as they welcome the enigmatic production approaches of Ma Sha to the table, unloading four top draw originals. We begin with the mystic-sounding bass growls and shuffling kick taps of "Myrtle Wrap", a track that focuses on bulging subs and constantly expanding drumlines, before "Psyspi" fuses more abstract melodies with shuffling rhythms for a more complex sonic outing. Next, a digitised soundscape in "KV December", an eerie drift through synthetic landscapes and moody sound design, with Ehua's tech-heavy rethink of "Psyspi" then rounding off the project with flare.
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NHD 010
27 Oct 23
27 Oct 23
18
Review: Next up on Hypnosis, a very relevant collection of mind-bending marchers, as Pugilist arrives to deliver something truly unique across four thought-provoking originals. We firstly swim headfirst into the sonic foliage of 'Vintage', a swampy sweeper, focussing on bulbous bass crunches and eerie percussive backdrops, before the Tempa-sounding drum taps and sub warbles of 'Wistful' move smartly into the field. Next, the sharp snare twitches an ethereal pad textures of 'Be Humble' arrive with a slightly different feeling from anything on the EP so far, followed by potent closer in 'Amethyst', again seeling the nostalgic feeling that's been right at the heart of this project from start to finish.
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MH 011
10 Nov 23
10 Nov 23
21
Review: When you see Hudson Mohawke and Nikki Nair are in town, you know you are in for one hell of a ride, as the pair combine for a collection of rave-ready anthems, juiced to the max with original dancefloor energy. First up, Tayla Parx unloads a vibrant vocal skip through moogy bass tones and catchy chord progressions of 'Set The Roof', which certainly sets the high energy tone. Next, the disorientingly glitchy melodic pings and drum syncopation of 'More Recently' sends us down an entirely different avenue of creativity, with the sundrenched melodic scoops and abstract sound design of 'Demuro' gives us a bubbly finisher.
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WAP 486
24 May 23
24 May 23
22
Review: Client_03 appears to be a new act, but as Hope Repeater is out on Fracture & Neptune's label, it's clear that the quality level will be high. The title track is a hypnotic stepper that resounds to lithe rhythms and layered, atmospheric synths."1nce Again" sees Client_03 pick up the pace with a clanging metallic bass, while "Interest Reset" is an acid-led affair that rides a steel-plated rhythm. It's only on the title track that Client_03 reaches a drum'n'bass tempo, but by this stage the swirling acid and niggling rhythm will have mesmerised even the most exacting audience.
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APHA 018DD
26 Jul 19
26 Jul 19
24
Played by: NAZA
Review: The run that the Manuka brand has been on over the last 2 years has been nothing short of excellent, with this latest offering from head honcho: Hypho and the explosive production techniques of Chef Boyarbeatz giving us three new spicy rollers. First up, an absolute devastator of an anthem from the pair as 'Smokers Club' sees a lethal combination of writhing LFO sweeps and hard hitting sublines deployed for a legendary combination. Next, Hypho steps out on solo duty for the warbling swampy subs of 'Akanum', giving us a slightly different feeling, before the dungeon-heavy epic of 'SELECTAH' sees Chef Boyarbeatz deliver a spine-tingling display. Very tidy indeed.
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MNKDUB 004
01 Aug 23
01 Aug 23
25
Review: It's here, the man behind that track "Harlem Shake", now throws us a full length on Glasgow based imprint LuckyMe, but he's matured a lot since that infamous track. The trap poster boy explores a varied selection of beats and feats on Aa, we particularly enjoyed the collaborations on here such as the full frontal assault of "Day Ones" feat Novelist and Leikeli47, the sombre yet sexy street sound of "Way From Me" featuring Tirzah, the exotic bass heavy swagger of Temple featuring the return of MIA with G DRAGON and "Kung Fu" featuring Pusha T & Future's street knowledge: speaking some truth proper!
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LM 036D
18 Mar 16
18 Mar 16
26
Review: Breaka has been beginning to gain a serious reputation for innovative bass and breaks production, with his recent run of releases picking up some major support along the way. This latest offering is another tasty two-track display, opening up with the Amazonian percussive rolls and high intensity rhythms of 'Like Water To A Fish', which progresses from a drum-heavy shackout to a euphoric chord flicker in a matter of seconds. On the flip to this, 'Lime Bike Elf Bar' then gives us a dip into something a little different, greeting us with glittering pad synths and growling reesey subs, again showcasing Breaka's spetacular ability to tame the unknown and make it 2-step. Top work once again from one of the UK's brightest underground sparks,
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BREAKA 006
02 Jun 23
02 Jun 23
27
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Whenever we see the TMSV & Danny Scrilla link up re-imagined, we jump for joy, especially when they are assisted by the incredibly consistent team behind Perfect NL. We get to therefore explore four vibrant originals, with the truly unique synthesiser designs and patterns of 'Lizard Brain' giving us an explosive introduction, jam-packed with tidy sonic imagery, before 'Weird Flex' switches up the rhythms for a more UKG-inspired bop. Next, 'Uplink Terminal' fuses nostalgic chord progressions and jittery drum scratches for another clicky adventure, with the extra-terrestrial-sounding soundscaping of 'Signature Move' then bringing us down for a softer landing. A very creative collection indeed.
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PRF 010EP
04 Aug 23
04 Aug 23
28
KordEXCLUSIVE
Review: What a pleasure it is to see another new collection of heaters from eatmybeat, a label that has consistently blessed the JunoDownload store with heaters since their inception. This time around, Kahter unloads five fireballs, with the steadily stuttering percussion and subs of 'Kord', alongside the groovy rhythmic swoops of 'Round Cell' kicking us off in style. Next, 'Spicule' ties together syncopated percussive pops and moody sublines for even more darkened goodness, with the electro-sounding drum processing of 'Touch' then following in similar fashion. Finally, Kimber takes 'Kord' and reshapes it into a truly defiant creation, fitting into no genre boundaries yet working on so many levels.
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EMB 031
29 Nov 23
29 Nov 23
29
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's been a while since Neil Landstrumm appeared on Sneaker Social Club. As always, this EP is reflective of his singular presence in modern electronic music. Both "Bravery" and "The Hawk" are quite different to the coruscating techno that Landstrumm made his name with back in the day, but many of the same cues remain. The rave tones, splurging bass and seething percussion now resound to a slower, stepping pace - but they still pack a mighty punch. In contrast, "Respect the Deal" is redolent of his peerless Restaurant of Assassins album, but with rolling break beats anchoring the lurching bass. Keeping the listener guessing, "The Prisoner" reveals a more contemplative side to Landstrumm's productions.
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SNKR 047
24 Nov 23
24 Nov 23
35
Review: Sully's latest swansong has been stimulating murmurs of excitement over the last few months, the type of hype that you get rarely enough to know it means something special. Swandive has landed on Fracture's Astrophonica and the result is a four-tracker of potent creativity, a crashing jungle release that blends the genre's recognisable core with a heady dose of experimentation. Its title tune is the best example; a fractious melee of elbows and knees, a perfectly judged progression from spacey pads to all-encompassing percussive persuasion. It's really hard to describe this track as it's like nothing else you'll have heard before, but it lays down the law for the rest of the EP and 'Werk' is especially good as well. Unbelievable Jeff.
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APHA 023DD
09 Oct 20
09 Oct 20
36
Played by: Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Juno Recommends UK Garage, BURNIE, CHIMPIZM, Matt Brockman
Review: The Dansu Discs team have assembled a killer selection for our enjoyment here, from the one and only Bailey Ibbs, unleashing six tracks of UKG flavour. We begin with the softened chord maneuvers and crunchy drum processing of 'Gurl', a worthy title track, which is closely followed by the much more breaks-driven influences of 'We Run' and luscious, bubbling soundscapes of 'What's My Chance?', giving us a super-wide sounding selection of originals. On remix duty, we see three parties give 'Gurl' the once over, with Groovy D giving us a throwback 2-step rethink, Denham Audio sending the stems to the junglist chop shop and AK Sports combining gnarly, acidic basslines and hardcore drums to take it somewhere completely different.
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DSD 023
15 Jan 21
15 Jan 21
37
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's a great thing for the team at JunoDownload to see a new Dansu Discs product hit the shelves, with LUXE & Tom Place this time providing the goods. We begin with a euphoric glide through arpeggiating melodic dips and glitchy soundscapes in 'Moonquake', giving us a wondrous introductory energy to play off. From here, the more traditional 2-step twists and eerie atmospherics of 'Out Of My Head' up the energy levels even further, before we jump into a dungeon-like deluge of bassy bumps on 'Polarities'. Finally, we get to revisit 'Moonquake' for an exclusive remix from Angel D'Lite, who gives the original a new lease of life through apocalyptic harmonies and smooth jungle drumlines. More fireworks from the Dansu crew once again!
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DSD 038
17 Feb 23
17 Feb 23
38
Played by: Soukah
Review: It's that time again as we take a very willing plunge into the latest offering from the super consistent White Peach imprint, a label project that continues to push boundaries left, right and centre. This time they bring forth the fresh sounds Kyro who kicks us off with 'Bottles', a super crunchy Asian inspired arrangement swilling with gritty sub textures, followed by the shimmering, regal horns of 'Raid'. Next up we get stuck into the eerie chord tones and potent sub pressures of 'Yar', before rounding everything up with the crystalized melodic structures of 'Coop', a real moody conclusion.
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505903 3677609
22 Jul 19
22 Jul 19
40
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: You can always guarantee a unique listening experience whenever the Holding Hands team is in town, and that's certainly what we have here as Liebus delivers a five track journey through the most unusual areas of techno. Opening up with the title track 'Where's The Cat', this one explores moody synthetic landscapes, littered with drizzling drones and tapping percussive pulses, giving us a very enjoyable journey to take in. From here, the pace quickens with the half time drums structures and intricate percussive influxes of 'Sticks N Stones', followed by the bubbling subs and clicking percussive taps of 'Push Up The Price, steadily progressing into a vibrant melodic journey as it wombles forward. Next up, 'Head Top' delivers an unpredictable display of drum-based intricacy, giving enough space for a augmentented moog pulse to provide some cool bass direction, before rounding off with the breaks infused intensity of 'Goes On', which with one final switch up, gives the EP a fabulous sign off. Excellent work!
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HHSUB 006
29 Apr 22
29 Apr 22
47
Review: We do love to see a Thing longplay pop up in the store, this time unloading 11 awesome originals from across the UKG spectrum. The introduction of 'You & Me' sets a potent tone of emotional vocal sampling and crunchy drum work, with follow up tracks such as 'Time After Time' and 'So Nostalgic' allowing Thing to flex his production muscles and explore different sonic avenues, without the EP losing any pace or potency as it advances. This is without a doubt a project that needs to be taken in during a longplay listen if you want to experience it's full magnificence, but immediate highlights include the sumptuous sub designs and shuffling drum textures of 'Fight The Power', next to the uber-moody VIP mix of 'Forest Swords' and aquatic harmonic structure of 'Blue Ocean Love'. Outstanding work!
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DUBT 178
19 May 23
19 May 23
48
Review: Next up from Breaka's own: Breaka Recordings imprint, we see something very special as he unveils four collaborations of the highest quality with the likes of both Frazer Ray and Bakey. We begin with Frazer's two contributions, kicking off with the charming moogy subs and scattered drum rhythms of 'The Loudest Woiioii Ever', combining funky rhythms and futuristic compositional designs. Next, 'Phone's Ringin' gives us a much more minimal yet euphoric style of experimental dance music, before we take the pace up a tad on Bakey's first collaborative input on 'Club Dynamics'. This track sees us explore the delicacies of new school breaks, before 'Pro Perc' unleashes choppy 2-step-style rhythms atop a heavily laden percussive field to give us the perfect send off.
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BREAKA 003
14 May 21
14 May 21
50
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: If you are looking for a high energy collection of rave-ready rollers, then look no further than this explosive collection from Samurai Breaks, unleashing six absolute missiles for us all to enjoy. First up, the SSBB mix of Numba1 introduces the EP with a lethal level of impact, fusing high energy breaks with warbling subs to match, before 'Flatpack Shed' takes the energy levels ludicrously higher with its tidy collection of LFO bulges and drum pats. From here, it goes hardcore as 'Exclusive Dubplate Fyah' links together niche-style wobbles with classic rave pianos, before the drippy switchups and unpredictable vocal samples of 'Rush The System' send us back into a daze. Finally, a sped up niche feeling with '2Hour Pit Stop' lays the groundwork for 'Back To The Rave' to close off this monstrous collection in typical warbling style.
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SSBB 008
27 Sep 23
27 Sep 23
