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Back catalogue: UK Garage
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Practical Rhythms Vol 4 (12")
Cat: PRHYTHMS 004. Rel: 07 Apr 21
Review: After the third volume back in January, the Practical Rhythm crew don't let up and come on strong with a fourth fine volume. his one opens with a super sweet roller from Herb LF that is packed with soul and cheekiness. K-Lone then packs in more kicks and driving grooves for the more energetic moments in the night and on the flip things take a more minimal and skeletal form with Ease Up George's menacing 'Criminal'. A second mix of this one layers in a naughty bassline that is deep and cavernous. All in all another handy garage EP.
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Practical Rhythms Vol 2 (12")
Cat: PRHYTHMS 002. Rel: 08 Sep 20
Review: The ongoing re-emergence of garage continues apace in 2020, despite the fact that none of us are actually able to knock out shapes in a club. Practical Rhythms builds on the success of its first release with another split, this time introducing High-rise on the a-side. 'Feedback' is a bumpy ride with 98-style 2-step and lush vocals that Sly then flips into something more down and dirty. Bailey Ibbs opens up the reverse with the more minimal and skeletal 'Talk To Me' with its glitchy sound and sub warmth. Soul Mass Transit System remix with a more bliss out and soulful late night house vibe, but at high speed and to great effect.
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Practical Rhythms Vol 9 (12")
Cat: PRHYHMS 009. Rel: 08 Feb 23
Review: Raw speed garage flavours from Practical Rhythms once more, welcoming another pair of one-off signings for their split 12"s series - Introspekt and 2 Hot 2 Handle. With each artist handling the A and B side respectively, the tracks cut a skittery jib. 'Luv U Right' stabs us in the side with rapidly cut-off electric pianos and rough n' ready vocal science, while a surprise remix from fellow artist ThunderKats washes things out into a welcomingly warm waft of sound. Things get dreamier from there on out, as 2 Hot's 'Take A Breath' opts for a jazzstep approach, with glockenspiel and sax gliding easily across the mix. Nor is the track a challenge for the deep garage remix master HAF, who dubs things out rather impressively.
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Review: Oi oi garage crew, get locked into this one and you won't be disappointed. Introspekt and Jay Ward take once side each with the latter going first. His 'Work Me Gahdammit' is all scuffed up beats, rolling kicks and well placed vocal chops. The D-Dubz 96 dub brings a more brazen and old school feel with classic melodic motifs rinsing down. Ward offers the bump n grind of 'How U Want It' which then becomes more heavy, dark and late night with the Yosh remix. Solid and reliable garage sounds.
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Practical Rhythms Vol 1 (12")
Cat: PRHYTHMS 001. Rel: 15 Jun 20
Review: Excuse us while we kiss the Sky! Practical follow up their reissue launch last year with a new imprint for brand new originals. And it starts here with this expertly assembled collection of roots and future. Ibiza Records alumni Sky Joose toys with a classic angry neighbour sample we all know and love over the top of a sweet 98-style two-step while new-gen riser Holloway gets busy on the version. Flip for more vital newness as German emerging talent Ease Up George (excellent name) gets dreamy over a skippy breakbeat groove "Eternally" before original don El-B twists it up and sharpens those steps. Serious UKG tackle right here - do not sleep.
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Practical Rhythms Vol 3 (12")
Cat: PRHYTHMS 003. Rel: 08 Jan 21
Review: The Practical Rhythm crew are back with a third vital new release here. It's another trip back to the old school days of 90s garage but with a sufficiently stylish modern update. Sky Joose & DJ Perception are two of the scene's finest players and both come through here with a new single each. Sky Joose's 'Skin Teeth' is a dry, stripped back and minimal cut with darkened bass that becomes even more naughty with the Interplanetary Criminal SPZL remix. Perception then brings some light to the EP with his 'Oh Yes', a soulful cut with a magic lead and loose, tumbling drums. DJ Jason then flips it with some smeared, reversed bass and skeletal perc.
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