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Review: The ever reliable sub frequency merchant Peo De Pitte follows up his previous release on Elite Force's U&A label "Who Do You Love" with this new-meets-old school romp that flies out of the speaker with the grunting grace. With a bumpy, bass-fuelled riff and a heavenly synth-soaked drop, it's two parts Dirtybird silliness and one part Meat Beat Manifesto retro flavour... And a billion parts guaranteed chaos causer.
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UAA 71
26 Oct 12
Electro House
26 Oct 12
Electro House
Review: With such a lofty title, "Game Changer" really needs to live to up its mighty name. Coming from one the tech funk scene's most progressive, forward thinking artists however, that really isn't a worry: Elite Force puts real thought into every production he conjures, and this is no exception. Slick, funky but demonically dark, it rolls with precision and dastardly flare. Elsewhere we see him don his Zodiac Cartel guise for a more tech-based version complete with Beltram-level stabs and Meat Beat Manifesto style breakbeats. Change your game, now up it with this.
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UAA 074
26 Apr 13
Breakbeat
26 Apr 13
Breakbeat
Review: Released earlier this year, Rektchordz electro-tech bomb gets two new facelifts from the Autokratz and vovKING, both of which take the bona fide dancefloor damager into completely new exciting territories. Bad Life maestros Autokratz go heavy on the big room techno vibes a la Dubfire and the distinctive rolling Sci+Tec sound. Rising and whooshing with a synapse-snapping riff, you can save this one for very late nights. Meanwhile emerging artist vovKING takes thing down a dirtier track, exploiting the filth that Rektchordz had already paved the path and adding his own crafty glitches, synth twists and bass croaks along the way. Oh, and watch out for the drop - deadly.
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UAA 065
15 Jun 12
Electro House
15 Jun 12
Electro House
Review: Already proving to be a staple in sets from big name electro heads such as Herve, AVH, 2ManyDJs, Zinc and the Bloody Beetroots, "I Need" is a triumph from Aussie-born, London-dwelling duo The Loops Of Fury. Anyone who heard the enormous "Rack 'Em" from last year will get the gist straight away - slowly rising electro leads jiggle between huge drums and Sebastian-styled funk bass shots, while a sly and pitched-up Motown vocal sample ushers in a breakdown of astral pads and even a brief drop of the Amen break as well. It's got it all, and it's no surprise that so many heavyweight DJs are rinsing this one hard at the moment.
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UAA 50
20 Jun 11
Electro House
20 Jun 11
Electro House
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UAA 085
07 Jan 19
Breakbeat
07 Jan 19
Breakbeat
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UAA 075
12 Jul 13
Minimal/Tech House
12 Jul 13
Minimal/Tech House
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STPX 008
23 May 14
Balearic/Downtempo
23 May 14
Balearic/Downtempo
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137053 8341247
08 Oct 18
Breakbeat
08 Oct 18
Breakbeat
Review: If David Icke is right, shapeshifting electro housers The Lizard Kings will soon overthrow democracy and rule Britain with a scaly fist or iron. Given these circumstances, it might be unwise to upset them for fear of getting a forked tongue-lashing if and when they do dispose of David Cameron and co. "Oviparous" is certainly a monster, all head-slapping twisted electro riffs, bowel-destroying bottom-end and pulverizing beats. Elite Force does his trademark "tech-funk" (i.e breakbeat house) thing on his remix, while Mike Hulme reaches for the lazers on his anthemic big room version.
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UAA 51
12 Aug 11
Electro House
12 Aug 11
Electro House
Review: Finally seeing a release after months of attention and a summer of being rinsed by Sacha and others, Brisbane's LOF drop the mighty electro-tech of "Rack 'Em". After a kaleidoscopic arpeggio build, it drops beautifully into a charging Boyz Noize-esque beat and keeps the momentum peaking the whole way home. With the equally mental "Pump Up" also included, and featuring one of the most devastating synth-rises since SonicC's "Stickin'", this is an essential buy for all electro-heads.
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UAA 041
28 Jan 11
Electro House
28 Jan 11
Electro House
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UAA 015
12 Dec 09
Electro House
12 Dec 09
Electro House
