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Back catalogue: Deep Dubstep
Juno's full catalogue of Deep Dubstep
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Review: Look out - Hardwax heat alert! Our friends in Berlin come through with the goods yet again. Shed's brilliantly visceral Wax series gets two heads down, bass up remixes from Pinch and Elemental. Tectonic Recordings boss Pinch turns in a typically moody revision of the original which chops up the rolling 4/4 of the original and utilises hollow percussion and occasional horror piano stabs, while North London based producer Elemental incorporates some brilliant synth work over on the flip.
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Review: Wen comes correct with another generous excursion that sits somewhere between EP and album for Parris DJ's Soundman Chronicles label. Potentially one of his widest visions to date, just within the first two tracks we go from the deep breathing machines and sci-fi dreams of "Arlington CT9" to pretty pounding club music on the MC-sampling, tribal-minded "Pace Myself". Elsewhere our heartstrings are ruffled by the gritty tonal processes and spaced-out beats of "She Giv", plunged deep into sub-soaked future techno on "Lunar Tide Cycle" and driven into a physical frenzy with the drum-focused, post UK funky jam "Switch" before being left in some filthy bass-sprayed gutter craving more on "Gravity Flux".
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Bass
out of stock $12.42
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Review: WhoDem have already picked up some neat scene heat through one of their key founders; London bass conjurer J Robinson. Finally unleashing their debut 10", the justified hype is evident through every sonic element... Authentic dub delivered with contemporary dynamics, it's an essential addition to all bass fans' collections. "Lazy Dub" is a lolloping, rolling bounce track that bubbles with a bulbous bassline, reverbed rim-shots and soft echoing skanks. "Anxious Dub" is a just a little sharper on its toes as the bassline takes a backseat and allows the minor keys and melodica to push their message home. A genuinely ace debut release, you won't be asking who WhoDem are for very long.
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out of stock $9.89
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Review: Even by the high standards of atmosphere-obsessed leftfield heads, this 12" from new producer Wife is impressively atmospheric. Built around clicking rhythms and barely audible vocals, with all manner of drunken chords and stoned effects laden atop, it's presented as two sides of continuous music. While that evokes memories of rather too indulgent ambient releases of the past, there's little pretentious or self-serving about Stoic. There are moments of genuine beauty, and a poignancy - particularly to the semi-organic vocal cut "Circles" - that's hard to ignore. Even "Shards", the release's most ambient moment, is a thing of untold beauty.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Experimental, Tommy Finger Jr.
out of stock $8.48
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Every Knee Shall Bow (limited 7" in screen-printed sleeve)
Cat: ZAMZAM 85. Rel: 29 Oct 21
Review: Master beat maker Al Wootton debuts on Zam Zam with a pair of typically essential new dubs and reggae-inspired rhythms. This limited edition 7" comes in a screen-printed sleeve and offers two very different sounds. 'Every Knee Shall Bow' is a high pressure and uptempo track with rippling dub chords over chunky Afro drum patterns and with plenty of sci-fi effects fleshing it out. On the reverse, 'Every Tongue Confess' slows things down, invites you to lay horizontal and get lost in some superbly edgeless dub grooves. These are pure dubwise sound system steppers.
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