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From classic jungle vibrations to tear-out jump up, Radius is a UK drum and bass label run by the one and only DJ Hazard. Launched in 2001 with the release of Hazard’s ‘Active / Overload’ cut, the label has so far fired out ammunition from the likes of: Voltage, Annix, Konichi, Bass Brothers, Tyke, Decimal Bass, Jam Thieves, P.A and more. Radius’ sub-label is R-Sound.

The Only Solution - (4:28) 58 BPM

What We Know - (6:03) 57 BPM

Played by: DJ Ollie, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, DJ Hybrid, Lush (Inner City Dance), Zen Dub, Missrepresent, 1000DaysWasted, Dj Dazee

Review: Sack your secretary, abandon your assistant, defenestrate your diary: the only P.A you need right now is this guy. Hailing from the Birmingham Badlands with a long track record of gully on Muzik Hertz, Dread and Radius, it's a welcome return to Hazard's stable with another near-album level slew. Ranging from the dark Ray Keith-style roll-out "Fall Down" to the skippy details of the crispy drums on "In The Middle" to the deeper, Enei-style mechanical growls, ghostly vocals and drum damage of "What We Know", P.A's range manages to be both broad and sharp: whatever D&B subgenre you love the most, we guarantee there'll be tracks on this EP for you. One of his best EPs to date.

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RADIUS 024
22 Feb 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle

Ceph

Slayer Beast EP

Radius

Inevitability (intro) - (2:05) 70 BPM

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RADIUS 022
21 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle

The Butterfly Clan EP

Radius

Lead The Way - (4:26) 58 BPM

Strength - (3:42) 58 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Euphonique, S Man, Marcus Visionary, Zen Dub, Sikka, Jam Thieves, Shiftin Beatz, Hedex, Lovell

Review: After almost a year's break from releasing, the mysterious P.A returns with a monolithic six-tracker on Hazard's Radius: and no track is a fluffer. Ranging from the epic jump-up thunder of "Fuck Da Bullshit" to the silky subs and gossamer vocal rolls of "Lead The Way", P.A's breadth and ability is showcased to full spectrum effect. Deeper again our innards are rearranged by the paranoid grit of "Strength" while "Ya Don't Fool Me" (that comes complete with some cheeky Back To The Future samples if we're not mistaken) makes the perfect DJ tool as a leaps from lean and clean to utter filth with 1.21 gigawatts of power. One in a googolplex.

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RADIUS 021
04 May 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle