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Tin Pan Sound
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Suns out, Rats out: Continuing his firing slew of releases, new talent Steely dons his stainless suit once more, this time Tin Pan Sound with a dedication to everyone's favourite Sensei 'Splinter'. A hearty blast of jump-up / tech fusion that twists with rusty jerks and splutters with molten iron bass grot, highlights include the twisted brain-warps of 'Wave Thoughts' and the squelchy swagger jam 'Whut' but the whole is EP is loaded with weird and wonderful ideas. Sewer funk.
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TPS 009
10 Jun 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
10 Jun 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Exactly a month after he's released an EP with a track called 'Lesson Learnt', Neman's 2021 track 'Mistakes' ironically returns, this time with a remix from Baker on this special one track missive from Tin Pan Sound. Retaining the jump-up wobbles and minor key harmonics of the original while twisting the bassline into something a little springier and more mischievous than the swaggering original, Baker has successfully added to the track's charm right here... There's no mistakes about it (not sorry)
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TPS 008
15 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Having established himself with a heavyweight collab EP last year featuring the likes of Blckhry, Amplify and Stillz, Steryx has continued to level up with every release so far. 'Headshot' could well be his biggest, though. Four cuts, each one hitting harder than hammers with crisp, heavy mixdowns, the vibe is relentless and widescreen; the title track is the peaktime smash-em-up drama and it's backed by tense nuggets. 'Perception' is all about that taut aggy bass stab, 'Get Down' swaggers with a little early 2000s style flavour all bleepy and switchy while 'Comeback' seals with the deal with its mischievous Q&A and bright breaksy fills. For the heads(hot).
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TPS 007
25 Feb 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
25 Feb 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: 'War', what is it good for? Absolutely everything if Alphaze is in the trenches with you! A fast-rising south UK talent with previous on the likes of Shadow Demon, Subway Soundz and Eternal, here he makes his debut on lively new platform Tin Pan Sound with four battle-ready bangers primed for scudding the dancefloor. From the opening rushes and dramatic tension of 'War' right through the sweet skanks and sizzles of the finale track 'Mash Up', Alphaze runs riots with his crisp mixdowns and vicious dynamics. Elsewhere 'Dunno What' leaves us speechless with its barking bassline while 'My Turn' hits hard with a classic mid 2000s Playaz vibe. Lemme see your 'War' face!
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TPS 006
28 Jan 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Jan 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Sweet murderation across the nation! Belgian badman Subtrance steps up with his first paid release on Tin Pan Sound. Four tracks of pure high-frequency jump-up grot and scattiness, it's a bold statement of intent as he slaps, tickles and trolls us senseless. 'Kill Em' is all about the big synths that set the scene before a complete subversion into bassline terror, 'Your Heart' flips from sweet soul to savage scat at the flick of a switch while 'Justice' quits the formalities and just simply tells us all to shut up. Finally 'JumpFactor 99' closes the EP with more juicy synths, rattling snares and a drop fresh from Hades precinct. Killing's never been so much fun.
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TPS 005
12 Nov 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Nov 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Percz is Tom Pearce, a DJ/producer based in Worcestershire (Gloucestershire) who some of you may know from his contributions to Greaze Supply. His latest release comes courtesy of south coast label Tin Pan Sound titled Apollo. The title track is a bouncy stepper in the proper UK jump up tradition, followed by the fierce techstep of "How It Feel" and the heads down roller "Tidal" closing it out. Promising stuff from this newcomer. Following up some great ones by Kormz, Psych & The Force, Tin Pan Sound remains consistent in its output.
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TPS 004
02 Jul 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Jul 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Tin Pan Sound are creating a name for themselves as a label who always bring out the big guns with their music. It's always heavy, hard-hitting and built on soundscapes and vibes which are deeply urban. The first track on this EP is no different and it kicks off with 'Let's Rock', a punchy roller with a bassline that stretches out over the horizon, the only constant being its grinding, coarse nature and the manner in which it constantly mutates and evolves. 'Something' is equally as rough but less rolling and more stepping, its structure and nature constantly changes, and it keeps the tune sounding consistently fresh. The rest of the EP is absolute vibes too.
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TPS 003
28 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: A special dedication to the often maligned and misunderstood ghost and ghoul junglist communities, Psych and The Force pick up where they collaboratively left us on Ruffneck Ting a few months back. Four spooky sessions in total, each sings with the ghosts of drum & bass's strongest characteristics. 'Spirit' is straight up addictive Q&A jump-up fun, 'Secrets' blasts with some of the warmest organs we've heard since the early 2000s while "Mad Man" thumps with donkey punch kick drums and a croaky bassline that instantly recalls the jump up flavours of the late 2000s. Last but not least, 'Tardis' defies time and space with its higher-range harmonics and gully twists on each fill. Each one filthier than a travelling carnival's haunted house ride, these are bound to cause some serious bumps in the night.
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TPS 002
23 Apr 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
23 Apr 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: The name of this release - Big Money - is reflected in the colourful and playful artwork. It's the first ever EP from a brand new label, Tin Pan Sound, and we're hoping that this is the beginning of a flourishing new imprint. You can tell from the off both that this might be the case, and that this is a release which doesn't take itself too seriously; part of that nonchalant approach to music that stresses having a good time over chin-stroking analysis and perfect mixdowns. The title track is a rattling jump up stepper with a powerful undergirding of low-frequency pulses and tones, there's a slick little vocal over the top and it all comes together very nicely. The others are equally tough and straight shooting - big ups.
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TPS 001
26 Feb 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Feb 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
