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So there's going to be comparisons with "Higher State Of Consciousness" but what the hell, it smashes the floor every time 'Warehouse Shit' is played. Its squelchy, bumpy, and all pinned down by a simple but effective groove. 'Stay Cool' on the B-side is proper underground mischief. Bumps along nicely. As the title suggests this track stays cool, doesn't get too hectic - just a bass line, relevant hooks and automated lead synth line. Also on the B Side is 'Why Burn', a cool, heavier and altogether less deliberate. The deeper side of Induceve with a definite Chicago, Sneak-type feel. Dubsided was set up by Dave Taylor (Solid Groove/Switch) as an outlet for bringing through new underground talent and collaborations as well as his own material.
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