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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: The Fibonacci Sequence is in everything... It's in the patterns of pinecones, the eye of a hurricane, the swirl of the galaxies... And now in your own collection as man like Skeppy returns with his first fresh produce since his debut album last yeah Enjoy This Trip. Four cuts deep, all rumbling with Skeptacular bassweight, it's a stark return to form for the influential producer. "Charge" is a proper bulldozer roller vibe, "Snail Trail" is a graveyard ballet creeper while "Mechanism" has a proper waspish mischievous buzz running through the groove. Last but not least we have the deep brooding title track. Proper percussive rolling headnodder, fans of "Imperial" will be all over this. Exceptional.
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EXIT 083
12 Apr 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Apr 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: With the time rapidly approaching for Skeptical to bring forward his 'Enjoy This Trip' LP on Exit, we have been blessed with a serious sample of the goodness to come in this brand new dubstep design by the name of 'Nebula'. Right from the off we are brought into a cohesive sphere of spacious atmospherics, crunchy dubbed out drum work and some seriously haunting bass leads, growling away beneath the composition. If this is just the taster, we can't wait for the full project to hit the shelves!
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EXIT 079
08 Jun 18
Deep Dubstep
08 Jun 18
Deep Dubstep
Review: dBridge & Skeptical: do we even need to say any more? Two natural bass innovators repping two separate generations colliding once again to create two singular slices of 170 rawness. "I've Seen" hits heavy from the off with a very Book Of Bad style heads-down gurgling bass roll and an ace sample about a whole other deadly type of material. "Poor & Poverty" flips a whole other CPU of switches as we're taken deep down the digidub rabbit hole. Rolling at halftime speed but punching with soundclash weight, in some ways it takes us back to their first collaboration "Move Way" from 2013 but with less bashment feels and more technoid paranoia. Kindred business.
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EXITVS 007
24 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Skeptical & Alix Perez... Contemporary drum & bass production tag-teams really don't get any sharper, deeper or slicker. Following previous collaborations "Elephant Dreams" and "Room 667" with four stark cuts, get ready for a lean, mean adventure: "Without A Trace" grunts with a grainy textured hook that's one of a kind, "Solitude" stutters and wriggles with minimal mystery - each of the key ingredients comprising a beastly groove that defies the sum of its parts. Further into the odyssey we hit the incredible oceanic synth bliss, cosmic soul and jungle tidal waves of "Taurus" and get our creps stuck in the gooey swampy halftime gully soup of "Killa". Crucial.
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EXIT 071
24 Feb 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Feb 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Darren White aka Dbridge has been carrying out some wicked experiments in what circles have described as the 'grey area' between deconstructed/post Autonomic drum and bass and techno/house. The outsider journeys kind of continue (though don't get too outlandish, rest assured) on VS004, with White teaming up with Metalheadz' Skeptical for "No Discipline" featuring a dark sub bass pulse carrying its dystopian atmosphere; the subtlety works wonders on this effort. Next up the label head honcho teams up with Shogun Audio's Alix Perez on "Through My Eyes" a lush and liquid deep drum and bass journey with a nod to legends of the craft like Marcus Intalex or LTJ Bukem.
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EXITVS 004
19 Aug 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Aug 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: The Module Eight dust hasn't even begun to settle and Skeptical lets rip with a monolithic four-piece: "Loophole" is a lesson in minimalist momentum where funk can be found in the smallest glitches and elements, "Parallax" is a timeless rattle-and-shaker with a vocal loop peaks and troughs between the precision punctuated steppy beats and "Between The Lines" sees him recruiting one of drum & bass's most distinctive voices as Collette Warren does the jazz thing over a rifle like two-tone bassline. "Just One Kiss" closes the show on a toxic, stark halftime feel for good measure. Impressive from the outset.
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EXIT 062
18 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Mauoq, Deafblind, Ant TC1, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Tokyo Prose, Soula, Nu:tone (Hospital Records), Feonix, Zen Dub, Indiji, Icicle, Hex, Danny Scrilla
Review: Is there ever a time when a Skeptical EP isn't welcome? Bringing the heavyweight depths direct from the North, "Imperial" shows a definite progression in his sound from his more minimal productions. Although space plays a big role in his work even still, there's a dizzying heartbeat of bass waveforms in flux in the title track, stripped bare in "Playground Chat" and used in devastating blows in "Delusions of Grandeur" behind warped effects. Final tune "Instant Reflex" brings back more of his jittery percussion to leave you feeling a bit tweaky.
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EXIT 053
19 Jan 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Jan 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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EXIT 037
19 Dec 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Dec 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
