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TFID 025
14 Apr 22
Funky/Club House
14 Apr 22
Funky/Club House
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MJUZIEEKAL 135
23 Jan 15
Funky/Club House
23 Jan 15
Funky/Club House
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DSTR 331
30 Mar 20
Breakbeat
30 Mar 20
Breakbeat
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DSTR 273
18 Mar 19
Breakbeat
18 Mar 19
Breakbeat
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DTR 011
21 Jun 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
21 Jun 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Digital Terror continue their version excursions with the second part of their celebratory remix series and they're pulling out the biggies... Taxman adds a whole new layer of distorted harmonics to Macky Gee's 2014 album banger "Deny", Jayline completely switches the jumpy bassline of "Wolf Bite" into some more electrifying and textural, Nu Elementz take us right back to 2010 with a massive re-up of High Roller's drill-like "Croc Hunter" while T>I completely subverts Hoogs' "Jungle Bad" with his signature slap-about swagger. Terrorific.
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DTR 064B
22 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Apparent Russian garage and techno producer (fresh) Ghostek hooks up with Slava Marchenko, aka Sqz me on Macabre Unit Digital following releases by Ohmtrix and Demon. The collaboration presents five tracks of heavy, digital laden snarling bass cuts that snarl, growl and tear at the speakers. But before we dive into that, it's the stripped back and minimal darkness of "High Roller" that's indeed a jungle infused highlight. "Sidereal" lines up some trademark post-dubstep drums similar to the sounds of early Tessela records on Punch Drunk, while "Dajjal" and "Bogus System" slash and slam their way through hell's gate experiencing a riot.
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MUD 035
29 Jul 16
Bass
29 Jul 16
Bass
Played by: RadioKillaZ
Review: A varied cast of remixers take on Austin and Vinyl Junkie's "Can't Go Back", with the original sharing Prodigy-like beats and percussion with an '80s synth pop euphoria. Sanxion look to heavy dub step in their remake, while Cottonmouth is on a similar tip also. Maximum Baxter creeps in elements of Baile Funk with his version, while Dom Almond looks to peak time Euro dance as his inspiration. Strange Rollers cap of the EP with a remix that incorporates a shuffling grooves and hints of drum and bass while washing Rachel Wallace's vocals in heavy reverb.
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WHWM 014
22 Aug 13
Breakbeat
22 Aug 13
Breakbeat
Played by: Metal Work
Review: High R8 isn't a label we're intimately familiar with but, based on this fiery release from Metal Work, is an imprint that puts out hard-hitting music that's packed full of attitude. There's certainly no sugar in this release and 'No Sugar' confirms that, with a deliciously solid percussive line underneath a glitched-out flurry of basses and synths, all of which are packed with the type of energy we've come to expect from the jump-up scene. All of the others are in a similar vein, making this release solid all round.
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HIGHR 8DIGI041
29 Mar 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Mar 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Northampton's king of future jungle-bass-rave Ritchie Kellingray is back with a new long player, Outrageous, under his Strange Rollers moniker. It's a meaty old listen too with a variety of urban bass sounds all cooked up in the roasting dish, through the piano hardcore of opener "Dance With Me", the boomy dub-hop of "Follow", the DnB-meets-reggae instrumental "Sweet Reggae Music" and the deep Enigma-goes-rave mystic swirls of "Broken Glass".
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WHWM 017
03 Nov 14
Breakbeat
03 Nov 14
Breakbeat
