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Various / Toronto Is Broken
Rhythm Riders - "Come With The Love" (feat Aswad/Renegade Soundwave & Solomon - Scott Garcia remix) - (5:26) 130 BPM 
Rhythm Riders - "Come With The Love" (feat Aswad Renegade Soundwave & Solomon - Jinx In dub remix) - (4:45) 130 BPM
King Yoof - "Soundboy Love" (feat Rony Blue & Mr Williamz - Gold Dubs & Nushu remix) - (4:56) 132 BPM
Rhythm Riders - "Come With The Love" (feat Aswad/Renegade Soundwave & Solomon - Toronto Is Broken remix) - (4:34) 138 BPM
Review: Jay Cunning's Sub Slayers label has now reached the fifth instalment of the increasingly respected Sub Slayers Series. He's scored a real coup here, by signing up rising 21-year old producer Toronto Is Broken to both curate the tracklist and provide an exclusive mix too. The focus this time round is firmly on garage and bass, and there are 26 bleeding edge selections to explore. Highlights include the aquatic synth pads and bottom end rumbles of Sourkrush's "Giving Me Life (Dead Belly mix)", the haunted soul-step of "Laundry Time" by Atomic Drop and the grimey dancehall of "Twinkle" by Gella.
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SLAYERCD 08
22 Jul 16
UK Garage
22 Jul 16
UK Garage
Jay Cunning / Various
King Yoof - "Soundboy Love" (feat Rony Blue & Mr Williamz - Toronto Is Broken remix) - (3:52) 174 BPM
Review: It's been a while since Sub Slayers last curated a Best Of Bass compendium but label boss Jay Cunning makes up for lost time with this rampant selection of cross-genre scudders. 23 tracks heavy ranging from future 140 tear-ups from legends old (Ed 209, King Yoof) and new (Toronto Is Broken, Dead Belly) to chest-tickling drum & bass from the likes of SKMA, Bladerunner and Salaryman, it's a detailed portrait of where the label is at in 2015. Expect classic ragga rave blasts (Tuff & Powa's "Highest Grade"), hypnotic tribal-tinted dubby breaks (King Yoof's "Badman Riddim"), glitchy neuro-flecked D&B (Toronto Is Broken - "Way Down") and everything in between. Gun fingers!
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SLAYERCD 07
04 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
04 Dec 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Sonz Of Mecha co-creator King Yoof has contributed to the breaks and bass scene since its earliest stages of formation. Proving he's still got the punch he slapped with back in the day, here he teams up with soul-stirring vocalist Ronnie Blue and tip-top toaster Mr Williamz for an emphatic, sing-along D&B sermon that skips and sizzles with sun-kissed charm. Remix-wise all styles are covered: dubby house skankage (Gold Dubs & Nushu), slamming D&B (Toronto Is Broken), jacking 4/4 garage (Capitol 1212), heads down tech bubbles (Oscar Luweez) and dub-flecked dancehall stompage (King Yoof's own Stepper version). Each soundboy has nailed their remix with precision - show them some love today.
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SLAYER 031
25 Apr 14
Bass
25 Apr 14
Bass
Review: Usually known for their trademark contemporary jungle joints, Serial Killaz flip the switch and move over to the 140 pastures. "Dutty Sound" is unrelenting insanity that's not far off an old squat party techno record, "Feel It" dives deep into bashment town with added amen licks and a rich warbling bass melody while "Pop The Style" balances the rush-riddled synth blasts of early rave, pummelling percussion and the distinctive patter of the Ragga Twins. "Man A Talk" finalises the deal with a more traditional dubstep vibe, all stuttering hi-hats, groaning bass and a cool vocal sample that promises to show us 'a real badman'. Dutty, deadly and dangerous, this is a very special release.
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SLAYER 026
07 Oct 13
Bass
07 Oct 13
Bass
Played by: Hong Kong Ping Pong, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, LIONDUB, Wizard, Backdraft
Review: Conjuring the heady rave vibes of breakbeat's golden tear-out days, "Mind Control" is a Botchit-level ripsnorter of a track with layers of bowel-tugging saw tooth basses and party-hyping vocals from two of the biggest toasters in the game. "Phenomenon One" is more contemporary with rhythm switches, shocking bass glitches and pummelling drumsteppy kicks. Laced with yet more premier vocals, watch out for the mad switch up after the build. Remix-wise Benny Page shows his more savage side with a firing roller that comes coated in a fine selection of old skooly motifs.
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SLAYER 023
10 Jun 13
Breakbeat
10 Jun 13
Breakbeat
Played by: Nice Up! Records, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Urban Knights, SoulCircuit, Benny Kane, Backdraft
Review: Benny Kane and Dr Specs hook up with one of dancehall's most distinctive vocalists Daddy Freddy. The result? A dark, near-menacing stepper with a heavy, ominous vibe. Remix-wise every bass base is covered: Benny Kane adds a tropical hollow-bass stomp, 6BLOCC cause 808 meltdown on their Trapped Out rub, Skanx sharpens his rave breaks so much they can cut your ears from 50 paces, Black & White up the tempo for a hectic laser-puncher of "Tarantula" proportions and Rebel Sonix outlays two different versions; one laden with bleeps, the other laden with jaunty skanks and high end screams. Immense.
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SLAYER 022
03 May 13
Breakbeat
03 May 13
Breakbeat
