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Hyperboloid
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HYPR 103
17 Feb 23
Bass
17 Feb 23
Bass
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HYPR 098
12 Sep 22
Bass
12 Sep 22
Bass
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HYPR 098
09 Sep 22
Bass
09 Sep 22
Bass
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HYPR 096
05 Aug 22
Bass
05 Aug 22
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: A name long associated with the Hyperboloid platform thanks to releases like Back On Track (2016), Next Mutation (2013) and Bulletproof (2012), Koloah is granted his debut album in 2021 with Millennium Sun. With swathes of uplifting, ambient synth inspiring the ears in tracks like "Hope" the LP dives through more cutting drum and bass in "Urban Ninja" next to staccato synth experimentalisms in "Angles City" - some may think Roly Porter. There's also floating technicolour cut ups of twinkling trance and syncopated beats in "Android Love" alongside music fit for and anime soundtrack in "New Earth Born". An album that dives into experimental drum and bass as much as it does '90s IDM and beatless race to new future club music and dub.
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HYPR 094
26 Nov 21
Bass
26 Nov 21
Bass
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HYPR 093
22 Oct 21
Bass
22 Oct 21
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Inspired by the countless failed downloads from platforms like Napster and Limewire back in the day, Pixelord's 99% channels a nostalgia for classic IDM, breakbeat and trance music of the time. Operating as some kind of new school Aphex Twin for the digital native, Pixelord exhumes, cross dresses and redefines a myriad of genres from the cut up French electro of "Kamon", trance-like drum and bass in "Tron" to the crystallising strings of "Get Up". Certainly a schooled producer, Pixelord captures a vibe of the decade in "90s" alongside a more contemporary and beatless sound in "Hashtag" to new school EDM, breaks and rave in "Gene". An explosion of sound, 100%.
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HYPR 099
14 May 21
Bass
14 May 21
Bass
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HYPR 089
12 Feb 21
Bass
12 Feb 21
Bass
Review: Hyperboloid have provided us with a super heavyweight selection next as Ani Klang delivers a monstrous six track delight. We begin with title track 'Burn The Empire', a hardcore crunch of relentless kick pulses and moogy subs, with 'The Problem =' continuing this compositional theme with even more progression and intensity. We then jump into the eerie, twisted soundscaping of 'Us' before the remixes take hold of the release, with Daniel Ruane Relapse giving 'Burn The Empire' an even more industrial relick. We also see A.Fruit give 'The Problem =' a top quality drum and bass overhaul before Pixelord twists 'Us' into an arpeggiating acid epic. Fabulous work!
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HYPR 086
18 Nov 20
Bass
18 Nov 20
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: The Hyperbolid team love to deliver releases with a bit of a twist, which is why we were so thrilled to jump into this super experimental LP project from Cadeu, who suits up for a journey through sound like we have never heard before. The LP is a perfect showcase for taking soundscaping to a whole new level, with every track giving us an intricate, expansive look into electronic music's many elements, from the stunning synthesizer manipulation of '75' through to the percussive explosions of 'Omg'. There are some real stunners on here, with our favourites being the icy soundscapes of 'Gho', alongside 'Metal', a glorious display of rhythmic expertise. Excellent work all around.
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HYPR 084
28 Aug 20
Bass
28 Aug 20
Bass
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HYPR 57
28 Jan 18
Bass
28 Jan 18
Bass
Review: Alexey Devyanin has given us all sorts of magnetism since his first productions began to appear in a distant and foggy 2010. He's lived the entire post-dubstep era from its early days through to its present state, and that journey has taken him across labels like Car Crash Set, Berlin's Leisure System, Infinite Machine, Tuff Wax, and his own Hyperboloid. His new album, Human.exe, lands on the latter and it's an extensive piece of work spanning all corners of the bass spectrum. There isn't a single tune on here that remains linear throughout and, instead, Pixelord uses a wide diversity of sonics and beat tactics to produce his mechanical strain of bass-heavy dance music. This is what 'bass' is all about at the end of the day; a vast and bottomless pit of sounds put together under one hybrid groove. For fans of Actress, Hessle, and anything on Hyperdub.
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HYPR 044LP
23 Sep 16
Bass
23 Sep 16
Bass
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HYPR 037
31 Mar 15
Bass
31 Mar 15
Bass
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HYPR 016
12 Sep 12
Footwork/Juke
12 Sep 12
Footwork/Juke
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HYPR 012
07 Nov 11
Bass
07 Nov 11
Bass
