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Review: Maduk provides a couple of stunners on Fokuz. First up, "Hold On" is a glorious, uplifting slice of liquid sunshine featuring massive builds, gorgeous piano keys and shimmying breaks with a Hospital style oozing out of every beat. A polished vocal adds further weight to the feel-good furore. This is one to drop for the happy vibes. Accompanying this is "Never Again" with its jittering chords dominating the intro, it swiftly drops into another upbeat anthem with vocodered vox and lilting piano keys.
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FOKUZ 054
12 Nov 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Nov 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Redrum & Bass
Review: The Liquicity YouTube channel was founded in 2008 and quickly became an integral part of the changing ways people found, listened to and discussed drum and bass culture. Now with more than 600 tracks uploaded to their name, they've decided it's time for a bit of a trip down memory lane. To name all the massive artists featured here would be madness but let's not beat around the bush: If you love drum and bass, your favourite tracks will be on here. Enough said. Time to reminisce.
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LIQUICITYCOMP 005
11 May 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
11 May 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Brookes Brothers (Viper Recordings)
Review: 48 tracks, six exclusives, two mixes: Viper have already developed a strong-armed reputation for compilations over the years but this is taking things to a whole new ridiculous level. Investigating bass music's widest corners, the heady concoction of tracks ranges from premier league bangers (Wilko's remix of The Prodigy, Noisia & The Upbeats "Dead Limit", Andy C's "New Era VIP") to fresh-baked underground rollers (Dossa, Locuzzed and NC-17's drone-jump buzz-cut "Ninja", Dub Elements' deep space neuro-edged shredder "Metaverse") to lower tempo tear-ups from the likes of Pex L, Au5, Flux Pavilion and Doctor P and Specimen A. With heaps more in between, this accurately reflects just how exciting and closely linked all bass-laced genres are right now. Venomously immense.
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VPRLP 014
24 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
