YUSHH Vinyl & CDs

Review: New post-dubstep drastics from Tectonic Recordings, whose thwacking broken beat and dark garage stylings serve as expert material for the label's next phase. Tectonic Sound now launches as a six-part, 24-track vinyl series, of which two records have now been released in unison: alongside a first featuring Beatrice M, Cocktail Party Effect and Om Unit, this second one features cyber-bruk artist 2562, keygen system player Yussh, Punch Drunk favourite Appleblim and the perennial but rare orchid, Flora Yin Wong. 'Overcome' through to 'Virga' span the distinctive styles of each, beginning things on a numerological, tricky shuffle, and ending on a tugging ambient FX party.

Review: Pressure Dome's Yussh gets busy with her debut EP on Wisdom Teeth. Flexing fully across four tracks, her signature fusion of breakbeat, bass, jungle and club hits the spot in true Bristol brutalist fashion. 'Look Mum No Hands' eases us in with a dreamy, spacious halftime trip while the recent single 'Same Same' continues to keep the subtle sense of chill with its floating chords and slinky percussion. Elsewhere 'Close Fall' sounds like it could have come from the desk of Kid Drama and dBridge's Autonomic HQ while 'Self Conscious' closes on a deep space cosmic jungle/techno hybrid. No hands, no fear.