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Review: Approved by none other than Skint, Craig Charles and Freddy Fresh, Rory Hoy returns with his fifth artist album, and it's his most varied and well executed long player to date. We ignite with an instant ode to unity as "Ready Set Go!" bumps and tickles with a vibrant melodic euphoria. Elsewhere we get heavy on the horne front as "1929" licks out the swing vibes, "16 Bit Future" whisks us back to the body-popping '80s with razor-sharp electro breakbeat glory while "GiveIt2Em" celebrates the '90s with a firing acid line and spine-smouldering old school synth pads. There's also some stunning Dick Dale surf guitar action to be found amidst the madness as "Tom Sez Yeh" fuses Pulp Fiction vibes with outrageous stomp science, and "Rebel Money" gives the Black Eyed Peas a run for their money. Sketches? More like fully fledged detailed paintings; Hoy's in fine fettle right here.
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HDG 12
14 Nov 13
Breakbeat
14 Nov 13
Breakbeat
Played by: Rory Hoy
Review: Presented to you on Freddy Fresh's Howlin imprint, you can smell the b-boy mischief before you even press play. A debut album this may be, but Ictus has been chiselling away at the sampler for years, having enjoyed his first breakthrough via John Peel nearly 10 years ago. Here we find him showcasing the true extent of his skills, and whether you prefer wallowing in Orb-like dub ambience ("Afterlife") or you're more of a fan of the pant-swinging big beat funk ("Organ Thing") or you're happiest getting your rave on ("Crank It Up"), Ictus has something for everyone. Refreshingly uncomplicated party business.
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HDG 11
26 Jun 13
Breakbeat
26 Jun 13
Breakbeat
