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PUNKS 009
30 Jun 09
Breakbeat
30 Jun 09
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 021
14 Mar 11
Breakbeat
14 Mar 11
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 012B
01 Jun 07
Breakbeat
01 Jun 07
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 005
15 Sep 05
Breakbeat
15 Sep 05
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 009
01 May 06
Breakbeat
01 May 06
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 027
29 Apr 13
Breakbeat
29 Apr 13
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 025
24 Sep 12
Breakbeat
24 Sep 12
Breakbeat
Review: UK breakbeat legends the Stanton Warriors are back on their own beloved Punks imprint with a new single entitled "Hoping" which gets a bunch of seriously kick ass remixes. First up is Stuttgart, Germany's Marten Harrger with his rendition; hard garage/2 step if we've ever heard it! Bristol's Jay Robinson is up next and takes the track down a darker and wonkier route; loved this one! The Left/Right remix is definitely the fiercest effort on offer, with some serious bass and a relentless shuffle. Finally it's over to The Vanguard Project who give the track some serious stadium drum and bass flavour that would make even Sigma stand up and notice.
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PUNKS 087
05 Sep 16
Breakbeat
05 Sep 16
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 180
31 May 21
Breakbeat
31 May 21
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 040
07 Jan 15
UK Garage
07 Jan 15
UK Garage
Played by: Rory Hoy
Review: Pure carnival chaos: the Stantons drop one of their biggest tunes in years in the form of "Colima". Stampy, percussive, switching with a wily sense of mischief, loaded with funk but underpinned with serious levels of bass, this is an absolute killer of a tune that began denting dances earlier this summer and will continue to for a long time to come. Warrior level: trumpet melter.
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PUNKS 121
22 Sep 17
Breakbeat
22 Sep 17
Breakbeat
Review: Originally appearing as a 'cowbell frenzy' on the Rebel Bass LP, "Get Low" now re-emerges remixed to high heaven. It was always a standout on the Stanton Warriors' album, but now it really shines in a variety of styles. Treasure Fingers goes for smooth and deep retro house, whilst The Vanguard Project's furious DnB version is hauntingly evocative. Elsewhere UFO shamelessly go for a commercial trap (with some Robin S) floor filling version and Infrakt deliver some merciless kick drums in a harder ghetto bass styleee.
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PUNKS 100
30 Jan 17
Breakbeat
30 Jan 17
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 106
03 Mar 17
Breakbeat
03 Mar 17
Breakbeat
Review: A powerhouse tag team of full bass proportions; Punks bossmen Stanton Warriors and Four40 founders Hybrid Theory collide for a truly royal broken beat rumble. Solid beat swagger, groaning less-is-more bass, a nagging riff and soaring uplift in the synth and vocal hooks, this smacks hard and memorably with the sharp signature of both acts involved. Comes complete with an instrumental for the deeper heads.
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PUNKS 109
13 Mar 17
Breakbeat
13 Mar 17
Breakbeat
Review: One of the Stanton Warriors' most iconic and romantic tunes to date: 12 years old and "Still Here" remains one of bass music's finest torch songs. Right now, though, that torch is been amplified into an entire volcano of freshness courtesy of an array of talent artists: Fred V & Grafix add some seriously euphoric D&B theatre, Vanilla Ace updates the original's lingering keys and rolling groove with a thumping house arrangement, Rektchordz get lively on a naughty tech house tip while Mafia Kiss subverts the groove on a deeper twist with various subtle references to the original along the way. Finally the Stantons themselves lay down the previously dubplate-only Shambhala festival version. Can you feel it?
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PUNKS 102
20 Mar 17
Breakbeat
20 Mar 17
Breakbeat
Review: People talk about passing trends, and what's hype now versus ten years ago, but UK breakbeat dons, the Stanton Warriors, have never gone away. Their style of dance music is ultimately based on samples and many different styles of dance, so these guys have always reinvented themselves, constantly dipping and diving their breaks into new, unexplored territories. For this new EP, out on the Punks imprint, they team up with Night Bass' Jay Robison for a one-track heart-melter. It's hard to categorise "Bang", but if we had to describe it to you it would have to fall under the enlarged 'electro' remit, showering its listeners with cool waves of bass and a pseudo-dubstep arrangement that manages to sit somewhere between 4/4 and half-step - which is quite an achievement in and of itself. If vocals aren't your thing, then there's an instrumental cut to get stuck into, of course.
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PUNKS 110
03 Apr 17
Breakbeat
03 Apr 17
Breakbeat
Review: There is no stopping Dominic Butler and Mark Yardley when they are performing under their infamous Stanton Warriors moniker. The UK breakbeat champions have been a solid presence on our charts since day 1, and they simply have NOT ceased to deliver new and innovative forms of dance music. "Keep On Doing" comes through on their own Punks imprint, and it's a mighty old rave-up of a track that's driven by charging r&b vocals and big-room, bog beats. A sure hit with the duo's closest fan-base.
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PUNKS 112
19 May 17
Breakbeat
19 May 17
Breakbeat
Played by: Rory Hoy
Review: Hybrid Theory and the Stanton Warriors, both ridiculously talented when it comes to pounding, cerebral breakbeat and electro-minded house, are herein remixed by a pair of relative newcomers in what is surely a pair of summer keepers...that is if you're up for turning your dancefloor into a state of utter euphoria. Tru Fonix transforms "Under The Lights" from pleasant banger into deadly party bomb, made all the more real by the tune's grizzly percussion drops and chunky low-ends; Francois and Louis Benton's version goes for the jugular with its swinging, penetrative curbside bass that will undoubtedly receive the rewind treatment in an excessive manner. Naughty.
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PUNKS 116
21 Jul 17
Breakbeat
21 Jul 17
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 176
23 Oct 20
Breakbeat
23 Oct 20
Breakbeat
Played by: Greg Churchill, B-Phreak, Just Banks, Drum Monkeys, Actual Sounds, Johnnypluse, Breakbeat Associate, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Angela Fisken
Review: The British breaks duo who have stayed on top of the game for almost ten years are back with this new beast of a single - already enthusiastically supported by Zane Lowe (does he support things any other way?) in his "Hottest Record In The World" slot. With copious bass fitted snugly around a ghetto-tropical rhythm and an excellent drop into a half-speed psych-rock sample, this is real progression from the Stanton's and a killer start to the year for them.
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PUNKS 018
10 Jan 11
Breakbeat
10 Jan 11
Breakbeat
Review: Ahead of their forthcoming and wildly-anticipated new album Warriors, Stanton Warriors have dropped the live-wire "New York" single in advance - and it's got us seriously panting for more. With a heavy electro sheen to the boogie-inspired synths, the Warriors have injected their trademark sound with a little more funk than usual, whilst keeping the drums huge and breaks-based. A big tune from an outfit that know how to deliver it large.
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PUNKS 020
14 Mar 11
Breakbeat
14 Mar 11
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 005
26 May 09
Breakbeat
26 May 09
Breakbeat
Mafia Kiss / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Rory Hoy, Kissy Sell Out, Wiccatron, Distro, Negativ, Cos BV (Car Crash Set)
Review: Stanton Warriors have been on a mission to bring us the finest broken beat and heavy bass on Punks Music since 2001. Here the debut volume of the their new 'Punks Selection' series is curated by Mafia Kiss and focuses in 'on the deeper/stripped sounding side of the label's roster'. There is a whopping 22 track featured, as well as a one-hour DJ mix. Highlights include the urgent, haunted bounce of "The Oracle" by Leda Stray, the sultry, late night breakbeats of "K2" by Aloka and the scattershot ghetto beats of "Check Me Out" by Sly One.
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PUNKS 058
09 May 16
Breakbeat
09 May 16
Breakbeat
