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AlertEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply)
Review: Fresh talent Addministro arrives on Project Allout with "Alert", showing himself to be a producer steeped in classic grime and UK funky, with a track whose power hinges on its raw bassline, 8-bit chirps and broken rhythms. Huge remix support is offered; Spooky turns in a sparse eski-inspired version with devastating subs and sirens, Trends and P Jam turn in jungle-inspired heaters. Our picks however are Moony's massive re-rub that pairs huge breaks with halfstepping action and Sir Pixalot's 8-bit version which sounds like an NES cartridge gone bad.
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PAR 010
28 Jan 13
28 Jan 13
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TFS 0010
20 Jul 20
20 Jul 20
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DBZFREE 002
10 Mar 13
10 Mar 13
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002
22 Jan 11
22 Jan 11
Spend The Night EPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Mr Brainz, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Juno Recommends UK Garage, Majora, Spooky Bizzle
Review: Chug factor set to stun: Conducta ups the tempo for this latest UKG slapper. Driven by thundering 4/4 drums, powered by squelchy bass tones and polished with classic ravey vocals, it's straight out of the best chapter of the UK garage playbook. Remix-wise Deadbeat dips the tempo but ups the filth, Killjoy goes militant on the beats and paranoid on the low end while Dubzta adds moody trappist sentiments to the mix. Also included is Conducta's "Falcon", a more uplifting, hook affair; the synths could be straight out of early 90s Detroit while the bass is straight out of early 00s London. Heavy.
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PAR 033
02 Feb 15
02 Feb 15
Drunken BrawlEXCLUSIVE
Review: Super-prolific Russian roustabout Creep N00m lays down his third, and arguably nastiest, album-sized project in 18 months. Drunken Brawl lives up to its name; the eponymous opener throws a pint glass mindlessly into the dancefloor with trap-like tenacity and all hell breaks loose. "Finish Him" bear hugs the nearest combatant and squeezes the life out of him with brutal grimey nastiness, "Masta Riddim" leaps around the pub serving up round-house kicks with footwork-style 808 angularity, "More Fire" gets sneaky and hides in the shadows before taking the entire pub by surprise with a series of sharp strings and icy atmospheric slaps while "Hype" shuts the whole fight down with a funky bass message that reminds we're all mates and should show each other a bit more love. Knock out material.
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PAR 032
26 Jan 15
26 Jan 15
Run Dem LpEXCLUSIVE
Review: There was a point in Creep N00m's discography that it felt like we were getting album-sized projects every half a year. In comparison to Run Dem, however, they were barely EPs... Cooked over a longer gestation period, marinated in VIPs, sprinkled with cameos (Dubzta, Genoc1de, Ro Nin) and garnished with details and repeating elements, Run Dem is an immersive (not to mention tasty) body of work from start to finish while offering freshness for DJs on every dark, grumbling twist and turn. From the creeped out reverse groans, tightly rolled hi-hats and funky, sleazy kicks of "Fighta VIP" to the paranoid bass warps of "Mass Murder", this is the sound of a man who knows his palette and vision intimately and intuitively.
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PAR 057
09 May 16
09 May 16
Jay Cunning / Various
Bass Selection: Vol 1 (JUNO RELEASE)EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Jay Cunning, Bassrock Records, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Euphonique, George 601, Radical Mixtape
Review: This one is a bit of a whopper. With 43 unmixed tracks to choose from and two bonus DJ mixes from curator Jay Cunning, there's plenty for fans of 140 BPM plus bass music to sink their teeth into. The tracklist reads like a who's who of the breaks, jungle and breakbeat garage scene, with stalwarts Ellis Dee, I.D, High Rankin and DJ Twista joined by a welter of lesser-known artists (601, Aries, Gella) for an all-out assault on the senses. From hardcore revivalism and early jungle roughness to bhangra-flecked beats and electro-breaks madness, Bass Selection Volume 1 has it all - if you're looking for speaker-shaking heaviness, you really can't go wrong.
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SLAYERCD 001
06 Mar 13
06 Mar 13
Ai Amor EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Next up from eatmybeat, a vibrant collection of percussive-driven rollers from the one and only D-Nite, showcasing his crazy ability with some top level production skills. We open up with 'Ominous Arrival', a fluctuating combination of high energy rhythms and subtle vocal samples, followed by both the industrial synth thumps of 'Sine DNA' and arpeggio-lead soundscaping of 'Circular' to follow. From here we then move into the highly unique title track 'Ai Amor', a glorious roll through samba-style drum patterns and catchy vocal slices, followed by the bleeping synth sweeps of 'Amargo' to close off. Awesome work!
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EMB 033
17 Apr 24
17 Apr 24
Don't Mention It/Levitan's CallingEXCLUSIVE
Review: New Zealand warrior Dar Kist makes his Sure State debut with two grizzly, growling slabs of deep dark mechanical funk: "Don't Mention It" rides hard on a steppy kick arrangement as a detuned, distorted melody fights through the sonic fog to make itself heard. "Levitan's Calling" is just a tad more traditional with the seemingly endless array of bass textures making the main melodic presence over a swaggering halftime arrangement. Each bass fine-tuned with Dar Kist's dagger-like dynamics, dancefloor reactions to this will be nothing short of exultant.
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SURESTATE 011
25 Apr 16
25 Apr 16
Double Trouble EPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Clairvo (MustBeat), Ez Icarus, Dusty Tonez, Radical Mixtape, Funky Boogie Brothers, Relative Dimensions
Review: Big booty business from two of south England's most promising nu-funkateers: London's Lebrosk gets his backpack on with some classic horn-blasting hip-hop fusion that doesn't sounds dissimilar to Ugly Duckling. Party vibes guaranteed. Delimentary, meanwhile, opts for a darker sound. Throwing a well-known Jungle Brothers vocal down over a bolshy bulbous bass and dramatic strings, it's an instant crowd pleaser.
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RMR 008
20 Dec 13
20 Dec 13
Club Sandwiches (Domgue remix)EXCLUSIVE
Review: If you like your dubstep rough, raw and ready then this high octane Domgue remix of Detroit Grand's "Club Sandwiches" is definitely one for your music collection. Plunging us straight in at the deep end with enormous thudding drums, it's off with a bang quite literally, as high-pitched whirring synths set the tone for this uber exuberant release on Riddim Fruit. Robotic, vocodered vox add a quirky edge, whilst reverberating beats and bass bounce around the soundscape with twisted electro-fuelled synth work. One for the party crew!
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DED 4
20 Mar 12
20 Mar 12
Heavy Wieght DubEXCLUSIVE
Review: Ragga, dubstep and breakbeat come together nicely on this new release from Irish production duo Dirty Dubsters. "Martin Luther Dub" makes for a sinuous and snakey start to the EP, thanks to its almost acidic bass leads, while "True Champion" brings in the rootsy fire and dancehall flavours over a sparse half-steppin' beat.
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DDD 033
28 Mar 12
28 Mar 12
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SHAT 0130
27 Jan 14
27 Jan 14
Snake CharmerEXCLUSIVE
Review: French label Drum Orange presents two newcomers with the type of high energy releases that send a dancefloor full of ravers crashing to their knees. First track "Snake Charmer" is Rouen-based DJ Panik's own concoction of neurofunk and jump-up upfront drum and bass, blasting bass and beats hard and heavy. No survivors expected. On the flip is a collaboration with DJ Yox. Taking it down to 140 and ramping up the dub, eastern-influenced vocals add a touch of mysteriousness before a ruthless drop breaks in and smashes the place to pieces. Be ready - this release is going to cause some disturbances.
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DRUMORANGE 23
19 Aug 13
19 Aug 13
Skengman ModeEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Mr Brainz, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Majora, Spooky Bizzle, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Mattwizard
Review: The enigmatic Drone touches base on Project Allout with a hot, ripping new single accompanied by a handsome remix package. The original "Skengman Mode" is a high-tech grime hybrid backed by a fierce percussion flex; among the remixes, you got Spooky's wobbled-out version, Mr Dubz's broken beat reinterpretation and a whole load of other low-end goodness by the likes of Moony, Notion and other label regulars.
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PAR 031
05 Jan 15
05 Jan 15
One In A MillionEXCLUSIVE
Review: Drumsound and Bassline Smith's mainstream D&B assault is well worth watching. Applying catchy pop sensibilities to their tonked-out bottom-heavy technique, they're nipping at Fresh and Sub Focus's heels with real determination. Remix-wise we see Northern Lights throwing down a big dubstep vibe that sizzles and snarls with metallic menace while Tantrum Desire switches up for a speedy spliced and diced technicolour D&B version. Big.
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885012 017228
05 May 13
05 May 13
Armageddon EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: With a title as strong as "Armageddon" there should be no illusions as to what to expect: end of days' drama full of doom and seat-of-pants fear. Naturally Dubzta has delivered. His fourth EP on Project Allout this year, there's a great sense of momentum to this in both its dynamic and timing. Big Zimmer-ish orchestral theatrics coupled with massive bass, it's an instant show-stopper. Remixes highlights come thick and fast; Spooky's drum switch, Big Mikee's addition of hench synth horns, Creep N00M's unique rhythm arrangement, J Beatz' crafty sense of funk in the kicks, Levlz filtered out string trickery and Hoax Beatz' grime-style two-step momentum. If this really is the soundtrack to the end of the world, bring it on.
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PAR 064
16 Sep 16
16 Sep 16
Distinct EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Sitting somewhere between garage and grime, Welsh bass herbert Dubzta picks up the strings to create that tense horror film hook he's swiftly making his signature. 4/4 at heart but casually dropping into a more eski template on the fills, it's waiting for MC damage. Remix-wise Project Allout's finest represent: Dr Cryptic gets plain silly, Juzlo goes deeper than usual with a smoky halftime step, Pavv gets all strutty with speed garage beats and a mourning hollow bassline, Frampster lays down a short sweet breaker while J Beatz sprinkles the vibe with a little wavy dynamic or two.
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PAR 054
11 Mar 16
11 Mar 16
Brain Freeze EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Hammer horror vibes: Dubzta takes us back to dubstep darker, gritty side with a staccato riff that marches with a few sense of doom. Laced with arpeggios and far-away cries, it's an instant screwface piece for any discerning dance. Remix-wise we're in for a treat as Project Allout provide no less than six versions. Highlights include Creep N00m's retained riff and subverted textures, the detuned tones and melodic twist of Filthy Gears' remix and the humour of John Brown The Rebel's version. Ice cold.
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PAR 060
17 Jun 16
17 Jun 16
Fight Club EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: For Welshman Dubzta it seems to be one Project Allout release after the next, which is kind of a big deal if you factor in that this is one of the most effective bass labels on our charts these days. He's back with a one mega-hit bomb "Fight Club" which, as you can imagine, packs a mean punch on the old bassweight, and has absolutely no problems in standing out as the sort of bomb to annihilate the dancefloor. That is followed up by a series of highly effective remixes from the likes of Filthy Gears, who lays down a nasty juke reinterpretation for the heads, Mr Dubz and his d&b-grime crossover, Dallen's sci-fi-filtered bass nuke, leaving Jocatanu and John Brown to deliver two final bullets to the head. This is hazardous material. Beware.
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PAR 082
23 Jun 17
23 Jun 17
Wardub Master EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Project Allot is both unstoppable and inimitable in its choice of new artists; the label seems to continuously pick up new and exciting talent from around the globe, and this latest debut from the enigmatic Dutty Tingz is no exception. The leading track, "Wardub Master" kicks this banging extended EP into motion with a sort of grime sensibility that we don't hear enough of these days, and "Epicentre" builds on that momentum with a stepping belter of a groove that'd make the likes of Plastician proud. "Gas Wars" heads closer to the traditional dubstep wobble, while "Gunshot Riddim" does exactly what it says on the tin - except the bullets are made of mutant bass instead of metal, thankfully. "Nightmare Riddim" strays further down the wormhole thank to a sinister landscape of sonics, and "Criminal District is all rifles in the air again, as Dutty Tingz marks his style and pace, giving us a taster of what's to come from the producer.
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PAR 067
31 Oct 16
31 Oct 16
Badman Sound EPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Dullah Beatz
Review: Boom! Project Allout come swiftly through with yet more half-step talent in the form of Frampster, an artist we know little to nothing about at the moment but who can certainly shake a bassbin like no other! The title track, as the name suggests, is a gun-toting grime jerker with a stop-start motion for total dancefloor destruction and head-nodding madness, while "Appletiser" takes the same stutter but adds in a heavier dosage of bass to the equation. The same goes for "Terminator" and " Yazoo", two evil-as-hell UK bullets for the goons.
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PAR 037
13 Apr 15
13 Apr 15
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00013
11 Nov 11
11 Nov 11
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00014
18 Nov 11
18 Nov 11
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TWX 007
13 Mar 12
13 Mar 12
Barbra WindsorEXCLUSIVE
Review: Jolly jokers of the bass music world, Hot Cakes, go in on Duck Sauce's smash hit single of September 2010 "Barbara Streisand" and transform it into a more recognisably British household name, the tongue-in-cheek ditty "Barbara Windsor". Sensproof gives it a good dose of dubstep on the remix, with frantic Doctor P style screeches and synth manipulations to test even the rowdiest and rambunctious of teenagers. KL2 & PuRe SX then provide us with a breaks remix which pairs a stern, pumping beat with the ubiquitous, catchy vocal hook of the title and some hyped up edits along the way.
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HC 023
17 Oct 11
17 Oct 11
Hey EP (remixes)EXCLUSIVE
Review: Razor-sharp grime chops and edits, big bulbous subs and cheeky jungle samples all play a major role in this dark slice of contemporary jungle from up-and-coming British bass conjurer J 69. For added beef in the beat department jump straight on the bolshy, breaky Dubzta remix. For more of a paranoid late '90s garage feel get to know the Trends remix. For old school iciness head over to Sir Pixalot's remix. For madcap midrange bass nastiness and mischievous 4/4 garage vibes, it's all about Spooky's rub, while LJ complete the set with a jugular-aimed stepped-out vibe that's wholly complementary to J 69's awesome original.
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PAR 023
21 Apr 14
21 Apr 14
Submarine EPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), DJ Cable, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Majora, In:flux Audio, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Dj Spookz, KXVU, Mr LA
Review: Fresh from coughing up "Green Phlegm" all over the dance last summer, J Beatz returns with deep sea scudder. All synth horns and rifle snares, like its namesake, this is capable of going deep deep deep in the mix and it won't rust for decades to come. Remix-wise Project Allout have spoilt us with highlights coming from Spooky (twisted metal crunching sounds), Deadbeat UK (speed garage vibes) and Dubzta (uptempo rippage). Powerful.
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PAR 051
29 Jan 16
29 Jan 16
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LP 001
30 Jun 12
30 Jun 12
