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DHR 4
30 Oct 94
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Oct 94
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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DHRC 7
16 Jun 97
UK Hardcore
16 Jun 97
UK Hardcore
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DHRMCD 33
30 Oct 00
UK Hardcore
30 Oct 00
UK Hardcore
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TRAPEZLTD 78
30 Jun 09
Minimal/Tech House
30 Jun 09
Minimal/Tech House
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TULIPA 190
15 Dec 17
Minimal/Tech House
15 Dec 17
Minimal/Tech House
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TSM 245
13 Dec 17
Techno
13 Dec 17
Techno
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STZ 144
18 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Is there any stopping Kenji? Release after release the man is a machine. Here we find him back on home soil with the fledgling Latvian homestead Keep Rollin'. And he's feeling pretty generous as five tracks of his signature rugged, laser-lashing trippy machine funk drop upside your purdy chops: "Ignorant" is the stripped back percussive shaker, "Law & Order" will lock you up in its nagging riff, "We Need That" is blow the cobwebs off your organs with its creepy insistency while "Oh" (with Basstripper) will blast you off into space and not offer you a return trip. For added turbulence the equally unstoppable Bou adds new layers of urgency and grit to "Ignorant". What a package.
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KEEPR 003
18 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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MONOCLI 102
15 Dec 17
Techno
15 Dec 17
Techno
Review: Not to be mistaken with the similarly quirky house/techno imprint of the same name, Uncanny Valley are a new outfit. A new sound. A new generation of wayward musicians. Out through Snap Crackle & Pop, their debut single is a warmly recommended affair, not least because of its magnificent integration of different genres and styles. The opening "Chain Store" is a slow, punky DIY tune that recalls some of Butthole Surfers' more devious moments, and both "Nowhere To Nowhere"and "Popcorn" carry some of the same minimalistic funk oddity. There's a Manfredas remix of "Chain Store", which proceeds to delve into a more cold wave territory, and Mondowski's version of "Nowhere To Nowhere", a much sleeker, house-centric banger with a charging groove.
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SCP 004
18 Dec 17
Coldwave/Synth
18 Dec 17
Coldwave/Synth
