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Modern Ruin
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Played by: Modern Ruin Records
Review: Colorrhythm isn't a name we're overly familiar with, but after hearing this release we certainly regret that. Forthcoming on Modern Ruin, Colorrhythm is making up for their incorrect spelling of the world colour with the Technicolor EP, a loping halftime-esque release that is packed full of nonchalant, carefree vibes. The title track is especially beautiful, with gorgeous sampling and a rich depth of textural work. 'Continuum' doesn't mess around either, with jungle vibes on the drums that manage not to interfere with the gentle clarity in the rest of the arrangement. This is a top EP for those that enjoy music a bit more introspective.
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MODRU 024
08 Mar 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Mar 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Russian producer Colorhythm returns on London's Modern Ruin following up some great beats by Breaka, in particular, on the last outing. It's intensely paranoid and nefarious bass music of the deeper strains on the immersive "Lavina" while the title track is drum and bass on downers; imagine playing an Ed Rush & Optical record on -8 and you get the picture. Also of worthy mention is "Bionic" which appears in its original version as well as being remixed by Stayhigh; where the track takes on a life of its own with its juke style stutter vocals, jagged beats and wonky synths firing off all over the place.
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MODRU 016
24 Feb 17
Bass
24 Feb 17
Bass
Played by: Modern Ruin Records
Review: Skipping, flickering and darkly beautiful, "Phenomenon", the first track on this EP is a stunning piece of work, pieced together and arranged immaculately. Moving on smoothly with strong songlike interludes, "Evermore" continues the themes of graceful beats at 160BPM with a touch more metallic percussion for good measure. "Take Me Down" is warmer and softer than the first two sombre pieces but still expects the same level of attention.
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MODRU 006
14 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
