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Asking For Trouble
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Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Following last year's collaboration with Newcleus, Phil 'Bass Junkie' Klein lands on Keith Tenniswood's label with this fine solo effort. Drawing on the deep expertise he has built up over decades, Klein sets the scene with the sci-fi fixated stylings of "Cosmic Dance". The veteran UK producer's love of early electro funk is audible on the cut ups and robotic vocals of "Digitise You", while "Bubble Funk" is a gritty roller powered by an ominous bass and outer space bleeps. Working as Radioactive Man, Tenniswood reworks "Bubble Funk". Toughening up the rhythm, he drops bleepy tones - with these elements sure to add extra dance floor clout.
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AFT 010
03 Mar 23
Electro
03 Mar 23
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: The first volume in Keith Tenniswood's Sonicus Croniclus series, which appeared in stores in April 2021, was one of the heaviest singles in his vast Radioactive Man catalogue - and that's saying something. This belated sequel has a slightly different feel but is no less impressive or alluring. For proof, check out cheery opener 'Lord Of Dem Tings', where kaleidoscopic boogie synths, old school '80s electronics and restless, undulating acid lines cluster around a punchy electro beat. He ups the tempo on 'Rubber Dub', underpinning a retro-futurist electro groove with mind-mangling analogue bass, foreboding stabs and some seriously squelchy TB-303 motifs.
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AFT 009
01 Mar 22
Electro
01 Mar 22
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: A safe haven for Radioactive Man's music since 2017, Asking For Trouble introduces a new series of tracks kicked off by Sonicus Croniclus Vol 1. Proving a special kind of heavy in "Unsaid" though its gnarly kick and bass combo, it's a track that's dubbed out, electro and industrial to then get strafed by a rapid fire of rave synths and Drexciyan motifs. Getting a little more streamlined in "Born In The USB" the track still holds down Radioactive Man's rough & funk signature streak that beams with a deep house and high-octane London electro sound.
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AFT 008
28 Apr 21
Electro
28 Apr 21
Electro
Review: Radioactive Man hooks up with Bristol gun for hire Ben Pest, aka OverworX, to deliver a hardware and live jam impassioned EP on the former's burgeoning Asking For Trouble label. All roads here undeniably lead to the wicked broken beat acid of this EP's title track "Old Tight Selektah" - a super hit! Find some deeper, tripped out and new age Baelerica funk in "You Bring It, We'll Wing It" with some deeper, experimental and acid-tinged electro in "Bar Tab" and its sister track "Bracetings" that's a little easier on the brain for an original dancefloor alternative. Boh!
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AFT 007
28 Aug 20
Electro
28 Aug 20
Electro
Review: Some six months on from its May release, Radioactive Man's brilliant Luxury Sky Garden - one of our favourite electro albums of the year to date - gets the remix treatment. On the A-side you'll find two contrasting versions of "Sonic Portal": a thrillingly melodious and futuristic take from Dexorcist rich in bubbly synthesizer lines and deep space electronics, and a darker, more heavyweight electro club rub from Ben Pest. On the flip, the Pain Struck Stanley Dumb remix of "Blast Furnace" is a thrillingly fast techno revision propelled forwards by creepy, rave-era riffs and restless metallic percussion hits. It's a hectic and full-throttle affair, so it's nice to see that downtempo veteran Biggabush's version of "Deep Space Habitat" is an altogether warmer, slower and more considered affair.
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AFT 002
30 Oct 17
Electro
30 Oct 17
Electro
Review: Keith Tenniswood (aka Radioactive Man) has always had a bit of an anti-authoritarian streak in him - from his ravey days in Two Lone Swordsmen to the creation of his new label, Asking For Trouble. The title of this new long player, Luxury Sky Garden, (his first since 2012) was inspired by the never-to-materialise public park at the top of London's Walkie Talkie building - originally promised by developers but quickly turned into the grounds of a luxury restaurant instead. The music is inspired by the live sets he's recently been playing and features 11 cuts of his signature mischievous electro and breaks.
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AFT 001
05 May 17
Electro
05 May 17
Electro
