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Serial Killaz
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KILLAZ 002DG
16 Nov 09
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Nov 09
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Jungle revivalist outfit the Serial Killaz join forces with old Digital Soundboy specialist Benny Page for "Walk & Skank", which then gets a remix from Northern Lights. First up, it's the Northern Lights remix of the aforementioned "Walk & Skank" - a thumping piece of tomfoolery with smacking drums, booming bass and the original jungle vibe still shining through. Watch for the old skool rave switch! Then Serial Killaz remix reggae-drenched "Crying Out" into a modern day jungle classic.
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KILLAZ 004DG
23 Jan 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
23 Jan 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Satin
Review: Listening to "In Your Eyes" is like being transported back to the late 1990s, evoking lost-repressed memories of packed dancefloors going nuts to ragga-jungle anthems and fun-but-silly jump-up cuts from the likes of Aphrodite. Of course, it's a little more cultured than that, but the furious jungle rhythms, well-chosen reggae vocal samples and rumbling basslines hark back to simpler times, when drum & bass hadn't become the multi-million dollar global industry it is today. "Lovely Woman" is a little sweeter and more soulful, concentrating more on its reggae inspirations. That said, it still features a blistering breakbeat and titanium-clad riddims.
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KILLAZ 005DIG
22 Nov 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Nov 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Run Tingz Recordings
Review: Are you ready for some Serial Killaz-style soundboy madness? Taking their hyped-up sound to another level with the help of Upgrade, "Killa Klash" takes a huge bass vibration, whacks it through years of reggae stylings and winds up the hybrid monster of jungle, jump-up and ragga. Don't ask us how, don't ask us why, it just works, dammit. It just works! On the flip, "Gunshots" has the bouncing swagger of a tune that knows it's owning the dancefloor. Both are massive, don't sleep.
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KILLAZ 006DIG
29 Nov 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Nov 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Dark and full of weighty, meaty basslines, this EP isn't messing about. Kicking off with a jungle riddim as befitting the prestigious Serial Killaz name, things quickly dissolve into the depths. Rocking minimal beats and writhing bass, Jam Thieves take as much from the likes of Skeptical and Loxy as they do their jump-up brethren, each track pushing the limits further than the last making way for some serious dancefloor carnage in "Gangsta Brown"'s rapidfire percussion and the final clicks and stomps of "Mad Man". Contemporary D&B with a hellfire twist. Get it and wreck it.
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KILLAZ 007DIG
19 May 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 May 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Serial Killaz, Run Tingz Cru, Tenor Fly & Blackout JA - "Murder Ya Sound" (UK Jungle mix) - (5:20) 175 BPM
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KILLAZDIGLP 001
23 Jun 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
23 Jun 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Expect much skanking and rejoicing from this herbal-tinted remix release, refixed and sharpened up by none other than the Serial Killaz. First up, "Uprising" goes on a high-energy jungle flex, rolling hard and fast with plenty of upbeats and plenty of vibe. Marcus Visionary steps up next for his take, rewinding back to the old school and adding the sounds of the street to toughen up the proceedings. Serial Killaz then get back to another co-effort for a dance-friendly Radio Edit and finally an instrumental mix takes centre stage. No beat was left unturned. Fire!
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KILLAZ 008DIG
25 Aug 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
25 Aug 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Johnnypluse
Review: As Kitcha steps out on his own for the first time with his debut EP for Serial Killaz, it's hard to know what to expect. The onslaught of styles right from the off is a quick snap back to reality then, as hip hop meshes with junglist breaks and deep rolling vibes to create one of the label's most diverse works this year. Kitcha offers darkness in different forms throughout each track, and unlike most producers he chooses to mix it up, not settling for the standard build and drop, pushing the dancefloor to its limits. "Shadow Lurker" has already decimated many a decent night out - long may it continue to do so.
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KILLAZ 009DIG
06 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Zen Dub
Review: Make way for the latest hype ting from Serial Killaz in the shape of "What A Ting" - and what a ting it is. Characterized by a roots reggae/dub vibe mixed with futuristic jungle breaks and fat bass sounds, it's found its way into the record boxes of the likes of Public Enemy's DJ Lord, Rusko and many others as well featuring on Diplo's Mad Decent blog and receiving massive worldwide radio support. Here he teams up with UK MC Parly B for his firin' debut, and what a massive boost it is for the roots-loving contingent. Packed with riddim and blazing lyricism, it's the stuff that dancefloors were made for.
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KILLAZ 011DIG
27 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Oct 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: The time for upfront D&B to adapt is now and Jam Thieves know where to take up their weapons. Adding a deep edge to their mix of influences was a stroke of genius, ramping up the intensity with a new wave of minimalism, tech soundboards and an influx of fresh production values. Keeping things bleak and sharp in the minimal "Africa" and "Tarantino" with its darkly demure bassy demeanour, this is a new side to the Serial Killaz label, an almost seductively mature sound from some serious talents. Get yourself immersed in this.
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KILLAZ 012DIG
24 Nov 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Nov 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Spark up! Original nuttah Levy's 2008 pro-green dancehall hymn gets the remix treatment from Serial Killaz and Madd Ice and it needs to be heard to be believed. Serial Killaz step up with their most feel good reversion to date; taking the 60s "Wipe Out" surf riff and applying it to a bristling 170 framework, the busyness of the blend complements Levy's urgent chats with perfect energy. Guaranteed to light up the dance! For something much darker head for Madd Ice's heady, jump up jungle homage... Gunshots galore, it's 1996 all over again.
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KILLAZ 010 DIG
01 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Mystical Sound, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Fabio And Grooverider, S Man, Dj Brockie, Brookes Brothers (Viper Recordings)
Review: Norwich boy Upgrade has been dishing out his own brand of bass-driven pain on the circuit for a little while now and joining the Serial Killaz has pushed his name to the top of the scene's agenda ready for 2015. Pushing forth with severely snapping beats and dirty bass, there's more than a bit of minimal and even techy influence making its way into this guy's production as he continues the never-ending search for that perfect industrial sound. Featuring a VIP of massive hip-hop-styled "Gunshots" as this mega EP's finale, it's nothing if not excellent value for money, running at eight tracks total. When it's all as good as this, you'll still be craving more.
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KILLAZ 013DIG
15 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: K2 & Raze lock and load their 5 Guns artillery for a Serial Killaz shoot-off and it's non-stop carnage. Loaded with savage Hench-style half-step dubstep, doomy underground steppers, screaming middy basses and aggy dynamics throughout, highlights include the paranoid harmonics on "Ninja Technique", the trippy high-end trap lead line on "Radar" and the devilishly dungeon-bound tech stepper "Cursed". Number one with a bullet, this is a great reflection of where bass music is at right now.
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KILLAZ 014DIG
27 Feb 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
27 Feb 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Billed as a new breed of genre-bending producer, War Machine has taken to deep, intricate production like it was built into his DNA. Picked up recently by Med School for his very different stylistic approach and now being given the platform to release his full length LP on Serial Killaz, he's breaking new ground in a scene that's rapidly outgrowing its old expectations. Exciting, fresh and above all deadly, it's a culmination of a lifetime of hard work, gathered influences and a calm consideration of how to perfectly execute a good bassline. Check last track "Dem Bars" for some on point vocals too from new voice Talabun. Time to get excited about drum and bass again.
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KILLAZLP 002
16 Mar 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Mar 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Jacksy-juddering jams from a man who knows his way around both a studio. The title track bumps and grinds in the lewd, sweaty way you would imagine. It's joined by five more equally bouncy, summer-primed workouts. Highlights include the "Basement Track"-esque Lafayette Afro Rock Band sampling "Steppy Stones", the twisted ragga vocals and sharp steppy triplets on "Tour" and lean, minimal make-up and the tripped out bass tones of "Bionic". Stabby.
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KILLAZ 015DIG
18 May 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 May 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Rich Raw, DJ Sappo, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Euphonique, S Man, Run Tingz Recordings, Zen Dub, Maddness KMA, Dr Oscillator
Review: Let Serial Killaz send their years of experience your way in the form of Turno, a man who's been cracking skulls and making waves for a few years but is only now starting to get the respect he deserves. Working with a few carefully chosen peers on this full-length release, expect bass that batters through like a freight train, snares that break teeth and ingenious sampling that leaves the nightmarish result to your imagination. Be careful - once tunes like "Bounty Killa" are in your head, you're done for.
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KILLAZ 016DIG
17 Jul 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 Jul 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Jam Thieves return with a collection of straight up bangers courtesy of the Serial Killaz fam. A shoe-in for 'duttiest bass of the year', "Cry Blood" opens up proceedings with a sky-shattering dubline that'll send dancefloors into a frenzy. It just gets better from there, with bass-heavy, thunderous tune after bass-heavy, thunderous tune and when T>I gets involved, things get really serious. If you were expecting to get some work done during "Business Meeting" think again. This dark and dangerous roller runs deep and demands your attention. Some real deal drum and bass right here, make sure you get your fix.
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KILLAZ 018DIG
07 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Last seen on Serial Killaz strong-arm brand in the icy winter of 2014 with his "Killer Business" EP, South East chop-slapper Upgrade returns with another generous collection; both "Your Minds Eye" and "You Ain't Well" are balls-out sandpaper grooves with all the broken glass soul you'd expect from both Upgrade and the label. "Murderer" strip teases with a much leaner dynamic and a well known Missy Elliot lick while "Mr Lover" wriggles and tickles with a classic double-up bassline dynamic. Finally "Skunk Drunk" is a stinky, sticky wasp's nest of a track with a dagger-like middy bassline stabbing relentlessly. Pure filth.
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KILLAZ 019DIG
18 Sep 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Sep 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: More fierce drum and bass stylings from Norwich's Upgrade for the always reliable Serial Killaz. Wasting no time getting started with the '80s sci-fi influenced Godzilla, he delivers another bunch of true steppers in the form of the liquid breaks of "Sixty Nine" reminiscent of early Good Looking Records material, the peak time jump up anthem "Ganja" which is sure to be a hit and closing things out with the wonky grime crossover of "Dumbo".
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KILLAZ 022DIG
04 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
04 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Smoochy lovers rock D&B: Canadian artist teams up with Angelo Pantin for a sunset skanker that has potential to bless as many airwaves as it does dancefloors. Soulful, organic and rolling, this is authentic reggae jungle. Remix-wise label bosses Serial Killaz add a subtle touch more grit, Marcus Visionary strips out the instrumentation and rebuilds it in his own unique way while Inna Culture thunders up the drums for added kick. Cain.1.... Marvellous.
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KILLAZ 023DIG
01 Apr 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Apr 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Cruising in the slipstream of Micky Finn and Voltage's artfully punned Finntage project comes more Finn fire. This time he's rolling with one half of Serial Killaz, Vital Elements and they've cooked up two enormous bangers. "So Good" looks back to the early 2000s - Grimy-era Dillinja, Safari-era Bad Company - its two note bass hook is an instant hype hair-raiser with a great balance of drama and unpolished edge. "True Guidance" is similarly heritage-minded with more of a "Nightflight" rolling vibe but with added dubby dynamics. Complete with various edits of "So Good", this is a dynamite package from two of the scene's most authentic veterans.
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KILLAZ 024DIG
29 Apr 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Apr 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Veteran junglist, DJ, promoter and artist T>I continues to deliver some seriously heavyweight rattlers; "Music Takes Me" lights the five-track bass bonfire with its loose shaking percussion and classic diva vocal snippet. Deeper into the heat we explore: "Jabz" executes that stripped back grump bass jump-up thing perfectly, "Watcha Man" takes us on a dark romp with soaking wet bass bounces and a well-positioned toaster vocal while "Them Bells" stretches out ominous chimes over a punctuated drums and elastic sub and "Relentless" is a dark track tailored for clubs with its tripped out bassline and Voltage undertones. Each cut on-point and catered for the dance... The best thing is it's the first part - meaning plenty more of the good stuff to come too!
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KILLAZ 025PT1DIG
10 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
10 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Hot on the kicks of his inaugural "Circuits" collection, scene soldier T>I continues to flex his floor-centric range with five more surefire slappers: "Changes" has a squiggly bleepy texture that balances just the right amount of weird funk with humour. "Hammerhead" lives up to its title with added drills and saws (and heads) while "Judgement" does a really trippy stretchy bass thing that's guaranteed to turn heads. "Let It Roll" will be the highlight for many with the juicy oozing out of the subs at toxic levels while "My Size" takes everything you know about T>I, jungle and life itself and burns it with fire. Deliciously twisted.
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KILLAZ 025PT2DIG
24 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Serial Killaz are beginning to expand their premiership fraternity and they've picked the right man to set the agenda; Leaf's already been heard in the sets of Rene LaVice, TC, Noisia, Hype, Marky and loads more. You can tell; each of these lean constructions carries no flab... Just concentrated detail on every sparse element. The block percussion on "Monsoon", the Critical-style robofunk of "Advice", the sample savviness and pneumatic drum pressure of "Wu Style" while the bassline on "Gunman" literally barks orders over a shattered amen. There's a reason the big guys are playing his tracks.
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KILLAZ 026DIG
25 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
25 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: For those who don't know: the Serial Killaz are Drum & Bass/Jungle producers from the UK signed to Congo Natty and Playaz Recordings and in addition are now running their own Serial Killaz label, which serves up this killer by DJ Hybrid entitled the In Too Deep EP. First up he teams up with Section on the fierce breakbeat onslaught of "Give You More" which is reminiscent of classic Dom & Roland. "Regrets" is a dark roller with sampled R&B vocals providing a nice contrast to the nefarious elements; killer bassline on this one by the way! The title track is deep old school style drum and bass that's no doubt a nod to classic sounds by DJ Die or Krust while the jump up vibes of "Moving On" close the EP out nicely.
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KILLAZ 027DIG
19 Aug 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Aug 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: We've barely recovered from his EP on Radius last year and Dez returns with another forthright four-tracker, this time on Serial Killaz. "Full A Ganja" sets the scene with fine-tuned balance of synth, skank and a deadly riff-heavy drop. "Mr Kali" sees him teaming up with Franko 'man of the mo' Turno with a space-aged metallic hook that's countered with just right amount of dubwise soul. "House Of Madness" lives up to its name with a loose drum swing, subtle creepy hammer horror strings and a fittingly head-twisting hook. "Rockers" shuts us down on a whole new rhythmic flex; minimal alien dancehall with a dangerous edge, it's an innovative way to climax yet another forward-thinking EP. Don't leave us hanging Dez.
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KILLAZ 031DIG
03 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
03 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: They've been doing it for years, but junglists finally have an actual reason to throw a "Temper Tantrum". With all the venom of 100 online beefs and 10 MC scraps and one gentle nudge down the stairs, "Temper Tantrum" is seriously peaktime and sets the seismic tone for the whole EP. The nutty rises of "It's Possible", the hornets nest buzzes and stings of "Terrorick", the jazzy subversion and palpitating bass of "Blow" and the sinewy Clipz-style bass snarls of "Run This Again" all follow with fittingly electric results. Go ahea...Lose your tempers.
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KILLAZ 032DIG
31 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
31 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Serial Killaz feel that people need an education on what a dubplate actually is. The title track provides a staple amount of reggae infused new school jungle. "Gang Related" has been thrashed by DJs currently supporting this EP and for a valid reason. The label claims "It's a nasty piece of filth that belongs in the gutter, the type of track you would only dare to drop in a really moody dance." They then up the ante on "Colour", with plenty of funk and wobbles. Then "Hit The Streets" brings the vibe into new territory with plenty of panic ridden vocals, rumbling basslines and skippy swing breaks. Lastly 'Ready' features well known vocal samples, gunshot effects and no-nonsense production make this an amazing end to the EP.
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KILLAZ033DIG
28 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Mystical Sound
Review: The Force ain't mucking about this year. Having slapped us silly on both Heist's Calypso and his longest standing supporters Ruffneck Ting, he now makes his debut on Serial Killaz self-stamped label. As always with Serial Killaz, there's no room for fillers or weak joints so The Force goes in balls deep with four distinct strains; "Pussy Sound" is the deeper roller of the set, "Serious Sound" buzzes with high end rasping bass sound that fluctuates tangibly and jazzy housey chords play havoc on the breakdown while "Your Love" takes a soaring soul vocal and intoxicates it with a treacle thick reese bass to breath-taking effect. Hats go off the most, though, for "Hipster". The sheer rudeness and out-there feels of the tripped-out reverse organ bass. Ridiculous. Drop it and watch your floor go bananas.
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KILLAZ 034DIG
14 Jul 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Jul 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Got some shoes? Good. Got some hands? Good. Now what we need you to do is use your hands to remove your shoes and throw them directly at Leaf when you see him. Tunes as outrageously dope as these deserve nothing less. "Bumbaclart" is a severe shredder that threatens to leave you skinless, "Wu Style" pays homage to the clan in the fugliest, most toxic way possible, "Rollz" is a space-aged stepper with more tech grease than a rave in a bakery while "Hard To Find" takes the hazy dulcets of Alice Winzar and twists them through the future machine to show you how bleak reality might become if mankind continues being idiots. Shoes off, all off.
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KILLAZ 035PT1DIG
01 Sep 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Sep 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Time to get those fingers green once again as Leaf fires off the second part to his "Pick N Mix" series. Once again, it's an all-out assault of skanks, rasps and gnarly gurning dynamics that don't just make a crowd dance but electrify it. With its excellent vocal sample and potty bass "Jah" is the definition of 'fire' and DJs should call the local fire brigade before planning on dropping it, "Riddim" groans under the bass pressure before twisting you with an array of percussive elements, "Get Down" shows Leaf at his more stripped back, steppy and crispy, "Tosh" pays homage to the don with a block-snare bashment serenade while "Inner Connected" reminds us of Leaf's more soulful side. Job done... Just like any good pick n' mix, all flavours are covered - and every single one of them is sweet.
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KILLAZ 035PT2DIG
15 Sep 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Sep 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Jamie Bostron, Johnnypluse, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, 6Blocc, Dawn Raid, DJ Hybrid, Brian Brainstorm
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KILLAZDIGLP 003
03 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
03 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: DJ Hybrid sparks up once again. This time flexing on Serial Killaz imprint, it's another generous package that stretches across the board and back. "Puff Puff Pass" pays homage with the sticky icky with a drawn out fog horn bassline, "Ready To Rumble" adds a little vocal sensuality to the glacial bass while "I Challenge You" is more of a tech edged affair with another scorching electric bassline. Dig deeper for the frenzied rifle breaks and creative humanised textures of "Beatbox" (with My Selecta) and the savage breaks and Dread bass warbles of "Hear The Drummer". If that's not enough there's an uncut stinker VIP of "Moving On" thrown in for good measure. No one is doing it like DJ Hybrid.
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KILLAZ 045DIG
26 Oct 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Oct 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
