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BLR 040
27 Mar 24
27 Mar 24
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EM 018B
27 Mar 24
27 Mar 24
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IONEXP 007
05 Mar 24
05 Mar 24
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4067248 760734
15 Mar 24
15 Mar 24
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PUR: 022
05 Apr 24
05 Apr 24
Review: Hot new talent stable Breakin' Arts enlist the skills of Kreecha for this two track tear-up. Both timeless jump-up wallopers, both cuts hit with a very different groove. 'Click Clack' has a gruff bassline that grizzles away, barking with funk in and around the groove. Think Culture Shock's 'Bunker' but covered by a kennel of robotic dogs. 'Rip It' takes this aggressive funk to a sharper level with more of a call-and-response style bass hook and more of a rasping, venomous texture. Rip it up!
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BAR 004
08 Apr 24
08 Apr 24
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NPAPP 017
20 Mar 24
20 Mar 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Pull the trigger! Krust is back with the penultimate volume of his 'Irrational Numbers' series that digs deep into his Full Cycle, Talkin Loud, Dope Dragon and V Recordings output throughout the 90s and early 2000s. As always there are unreleased gems of yore; this time a tripped out twist on 'Asian Dance' and an alternative mix to the beautifully vibrant 'Burnin'. Elsewhere we have the bassline bumper V classic '21st Century', the quintessential Bristol anthem 'Angles' and the venomous 99-era hip-fronted battering ram with Saul Williams 'Coded Language'. What a selection from an endless trove. No one comes close to Krust.
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KRUST 004
23 Feb 24
23 Feb 24
Review: V is for victory! Bryan Gee and Jumpin Jack Frost's label continues to mark three whole decades with the second volume of their 30 Years VA. First up is a VIP of L-Side's already flattening remix of Krust's 'Not Necessarily A Man' before Alibi and A-Audio go toe-to-toe on the soulful bruiser 'Middlemen' where a big funk sample gets battered into submission but an equally stunning Reese. Last but not least Level 2 closes the EP down with another VIP treat - 'Bite The Bone'. Woof woof!
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PLV195EP 2
05 Apr 24
05 Apr 24
Played by: Bladerunner
Review: Man like Kublai returns to Total Science's label with some of his darkest, dankest, dirtiest designs to date. 'Big Talk' takes the lead with a big old b2b2b in the studio as Kubbie, TS and Minor Forms all get mucky in the action. Elsewhere 'The Imposter' goes for a classic wormy bassline tension, 'Trippin' is pure filth laced over scattershot drums (with more filth thrown in for good measure) while 'Sullied' closes the EP on a pranged out drone tone. Exceptional drum & bass craft here.
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CIAQS 068
12 Apr 24
12 Apr 24
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CIAQS 068S
05 Apr 24
05 Apr 24
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KUMO 012
08 Mar 24
08 Mar 24
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MBS 042
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
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3617384 788270
08 Mar 24
08 Mar 24
Played by: Euphonique
Review: Now time for something rather gully. Literally... 'Arroyo' hits DARKMTTR's vaults and its one of the grizzliest, grimiest and straight-up funky tunes S.P.Y's label has released so far. Not content with flattening us with toxic waste bass one time, Kyrist then flips the vibe into something groovier and future focused on 'NTY' while still maintaining that dark bass energy. Arguably two of Kyrist's best tunes to date, these are exceptional.
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MTTR 024
01 Mar 24
01 Mar 24
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RDP 357
01 Mar 24
01 Mar 24
Review: Fresh from Copenhagen! L.A.D.J makes his Deep In The Jungle debut with this firing four track collection which will appeal to heads of all jungle generations. Very cleverly treading the fine line, its old sample references and general mood nod to the roots while the production, energy and general switchy nature of each track make them great fun to mix in the more contemporary style. Highlights include the barking trippiness of 'I Pull Up' and the savage slappy tears of 'Get Money'. You Don Kno!
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DEEPIN 113
11 Mar 24
11 Mar 24
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406724 8602232
11 Apr 24
11 Apr 24
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406621 8988789
29 Feb 24
29 Feb 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: New Zealand headliner D&B duo Lee Mvtthews deliver their debut album and it's a vibrant, technicolour trip around the entire 174 universe. Setting the scene with the full-on techy tear-up 'Ripple', the pair proceed to explore every dancefloor nook and cranny right the way through to the dreamy swirl and swoon of the finale track 'Feel It'. From the late 2000s flavoured electroid warps and bends of 'Lightspeed' to surging poppy kicks of 'Far Gone', no stone is unturned as they link with the likes of Tikki Taane, Degs, Rachel Leo and many others to create a winning debut LP. A crucial landmark release for both Lee Mvtthews and New Zealand drum & bass.
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LEEMVTT 006D
15 Mar 24
15 Mar 24
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409988 5955105
01 Mar 24
01 Mar 24
