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Review: Exclusive Ram signing DC Breaks follow up their 2009 smash hit "Pickett Line" on sub-label Frequency with another hands-in-the-air anthem featuring lush, soaring vocals from Rox. DC Breaks fans may remember her from the duo's superb remix of "My Baby Left Me" a year or so ago. Catering for the Annie Mac market this time, they blend rolling percussion with sonorous, melodic strings and finish it with a glossy polish. "Take That", up next, kicks off with unnerving notes, sci-fi synth swoops and sweeping strings, before dropping into classic Ram tear out, complete with rowdy bassline, growling vocal sample and soaring synths aplenty. Massive.
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Review: You have all heard this awesome EP already. Three tracks from Black sun empire collaborating with Noisia.
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Review: Little over 12 months has passed since the release of long-established D&B producer DLR's debut album, but he's already dropped the follow-up. This abridged, DJ-friendly version contains six tracks spread across two slabs of wax, including two tunes - punchy roller "Time Wasting", and the humid, tropical-tinged percussion assault that is "When Tribes Collide" - that aren't available on digital download editions. According to the artist, the album was inspired by classic D&B and jungle, and the cuts here, most notably the Break hook-up "Wonder What It Feels Like" and Ed Rush & Optical style closer "Trip Up", certainly back up that assertion.
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Review: Nolige is power: heritage heavyweight SB81 takes us back to the source with three ravishingly rusty breakbeat slammers. "90s" captures the hardcore trajectory into jungle perfectly with its wall-of-sound style drums and menacing basses beneath. "Memories Of You" whisks us a little further down the decade when Alex Reece reminded us of the sunshine. Finally "Pache" provides a whiplash dash back to 91 with embittered hoover stabs, more broad-shouldered breaks and iced out atmospherics. Nostalgia is power.
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Review: Tom Withers (aka Klute) returns with his fifth album. Contender for album of the year, "The Emperor's New Clothes" showcases the best of his d&b and Techno work to date. Support from Goldie, Pete Tong, John Tejada, Giles Peterson and more.
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Review: Upfront promos on Basswerk!! Brand new, fresh dubby d&b gear from The Green Man and Germany's top-ranked MC Dragoon entitled 'Hardcore Junglist'. On the flip is the also massive 'Slavery Planned'.
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Review: "Life" is a powerful dancefloor track with a fluid emotion injected deeply within, while "Game Of Life" has a more technical approach to the tech sound.
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Review: "Active", by Numek, is dark drum & bass.
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Review: "The Archangel", by Cytech, is excellent heavy drum & bass.
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Review: Within a few years, Lynn Standafer became a well-recognized artist in the breakcore-related scene. His output is tremendous - not too long after 'The End', he presents his' new fulltime release, featuring guest appearances by DJ Hidden, Speaker Wrath, Somatic Responses, Submerged and Silentkiller. 'Form Without Function' might follow what started with 'Comparing Paths': a direction's turn from the raw sampling - and breakbeat madness of his earlier works to a 21st century version of drum and bass with added breaks, ragga vocals and tight-fit sample work. The basic of most tracks on this album is a continuation of what started with acts like Panacea in the 90s - straight-forward d'n'b with mighty, pounding basslines. Combined with the styles mentioned above, it's not only a 'mixture', it's a style on it's own - 100% Enduser. The rough moods of many breakcore acts cannot be found here - 'Form Without Function' is a straight and tight release without causing eardrums to shatter. When the speed is turned down as in 'Keep Telling' it's time to relax a bit before 'The Choke' will keep you moving again. The slightly melancholic 'By A Thread' with it's bright piano is the perfect conclusion for this album. A truly fine example for a well-done work of art by one of the challengers of break-based sound.
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Review: Though the name Gouseion may be unfamiliar to you, you may well have heard his work in the past. Cassidy Demarco, as he is known to his friends, keeps himself busy by recording under an astounding eleven aliases, including C++, Monodec and Minijack, as well as participating in three collaborative projects. "Puisne" is a record that blends and bastardises electronica with hip-hop, breakcore and more. Using lofi 8-bit sounds with seriously heavy production techniques, every sound cuts through the mix and forces you to fall head first into the body-moving rhythms and jarring synth lines on offer.
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Review: Tempa drop another single from Skream's 2010 all conquering Outside The Box album in the shape of the awesome "Where You Should Be". Whilst the track features the vocal talents of Sam Frank, they are so heavily subjected to vocoder that his lyrics meld into the spiralling array of keyboard hooks and twilight tinged arpeggiated synth lines - with suitably woozy results. On the flip Digital Soundboy boss and all round legend Shy FX drops a killer remix which starts with the Mtume "Juicy" riddim before switching to more familiar rolling junglist pressure ably assisted by some sweet additional female vocals. Watch out for that half time drop! Also look out for a second all remix twelve with a suitably heavyweight line up.
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Review: Over the last few years Methlab have secured a highly respected position in drum & bass as a management company, event promoter and hub for all things techy and uncompromised. Here we find them hooking up with Vegas's Bad Taste imprint for a series of on-point, club-focused 12"s featuring some of the most exciting names in the neuro movement. Highlights include the ghostly vocal cries on MachineCode's "Evacuation" and the fuzzy distorted grit of Signs' "Less Is More". The Methlab takeover continues...
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Review: For the latest volume in its ongoing Rollers mix series, V Recordings offshoot Chronic has asked experienced Brazilian DJ/producer L-Side to handle mixing duties. He naturally does a fine job, working his way through 21 tracks from such rising talents as Jaybee, Command Strange, Serum, Fiaco and Euphorics. The mix is naturally slick, with L-Side selecting cuts that tend towards the spacey and rolling, whilst retaining the punchy D&B breaks and cyber-sonic sub-bass that Chronic is renowned for. Highlights and plentiful, and include the revivalist jungle riddims of "Meditate" by Need For Mirrors, the bruising sub-bass and hip-hop vocal snatches of L-Side's "Soundclash", and the unstoppable weightiness of Command Strange's "Unlimited Bass".
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Review: Cooking up a storm since 2009: for Ingredients' 50th feast they've recruited a collection of chefs old and new. Spirit cooks the starters. A life-long friend of the label since its earliest releases, his "Interstate" tickles the tastebuds with a pan-fried reese and peppered snare shots. Response and his brother Pilskin cook up a hearty main; detuned synths served on a bed of crushed drums and an old school reduction and a light spraying of jungle foam. Finally the bossman Clive teams up with Response for a bitter sweet desert with burnt crumb bass gloom and devilled drum roll pastries. Sonically scrumptious.
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Review: Zero T and Fierce continue their collaborative assault with two more reminders of proper, authentic, innovative drum & bass. "Expose" is a deep breath stepper, all lean, naked but shrouded in mystery. "Clandestine" takes us deep inside the drums as precision-tuned cymbals splash and shimmer while the kicks and snares punch with crisp energy. Watch out as the track unfolds... There's a lot going on in the subs and pads too. True craft.
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Review: Level 2 and DJ Chap continue to demolish the dance with their currently-spotless Alibi project; "Trunk" is a conga-weaving roller with all the hallmark ingredients of a timeless classic heads-down roller; tight percussion, creeping basses and subtle bars from Coppa, everything about it is deep, dark and dangerous. "No Escape", featuring fellow Sao Paulo artist Nitri, is more of a late night fast lane stepper. Laced with techy textures but driven by a precision groove break and heaps of space, it's a smack back to the darker sounds of the early 2000s before everything went hyper. Extremely well played.
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Review: Two tracks from upcoming artists Random Movement. Nice UK drum & bass.
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Review: Oxford Dictionary have just confirmed that the new definition of heavyweight is simply a photo of this ridiculously impressive Commix remix album. Both Metalheadz and the Cambridge duo deserve a golf clap for selecting the cream of the techno and dubstep crop to rework tracks from their seminal album Call To Mind. Burial's remix finally sees release after two years of lurking in the Metalheadz archives, but the droning atmospherics of his rework is more than matched here. Kassem Mosse drops a heavy techno throb atop the oscilatting rhythmic stutter of "Strictly" whilst Steve Spacek's voice is married to abrasive half step syncopation that punches through the mid frequency bass of Pangaea's remix of "How You Gonna Feel". Dave Huisman delivers another superlative turn as A Made Up Sound transforming "Change" into a mind bending industrial techno/dubstep cross pollination. Underground Resistance equal this in the impressive stakes with a remix of "Satellite Song" that ripples with futuristic menace. Essential!
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Review: This is the tribal track has been rinsed on plate by the likes of Pendulum, Dieselboy, Hive, Gridlok, Klute, and too many other top DJ's to mention. Dom has kept the essence very simple on this one, meticulously crafting instrumentation samples, (courtesy of 'Asian Dub Foundation') into this deep drum and bass roller of gargantuan proportions. Bass riffs bounce off each other under the powerful command of the searing vocals hypnotising the listener into a delirious trance like state. AA: Electric Smile - Dom & Roland is more of a drum and bass song than average track. It has a distinctly old skool feel reminiscent of the Metalhead's blue note era of the late 90's. It starts with magnificent piano chords and strings entwined with sultry yearning vocals. At the end of the second verse the song climaxes as you are plunged into the chorus-like 'drop' of the tune. This features Dom's largest bass sound yet to date; a catchy vocal hook and his trademark stepped amen push the song into its next phase. For the next verse, sounds take the place of vocals, further engrossing the listener, the chorus is then re-visited before the song ends as spectacularly as it has begun. Even ya 'granny' could appreciate this one.
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Review: After two years away from the charts Kano has reclaimed his throne as king of street savvy pop with his album "London Town". "Feel Free", one of the highlights from the new album, is a collaboration with Damon Albarn. This epic dub'n'beats number also stars a kids choir from Kano's old school where his mum still teaches.
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Review: Finding that using purely electronic sounds left something to be desired, Pendulum have fetched their guitars and worked on perfecting their ultimate sound - an electronic Led Zeppelin, a krunked up Soundgarden, Tool meets Timbaland, combined with the synthetic aggression and sonic purity of the original Pendulum sound. "Granite" is an essential Ear Storm release.
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Review: After two years away from the charts Kano has reclaimed his throne as king of street savvy pop with his album "London Town". "Feel Free", one of the highlights from the new album, is a collaboration with Damon Albarn. This epic dub'n'beats number also stars a kids choir from Kano's old school where his mum still teaches.
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Cat: MLDB 001. Rel: 26 Apr 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Review: This new imprint, Cyntax Error, kick things off with a new duo, Sounds Destructive, with their debut "Lawnmower. This track has been getting a lot of attention from the drum & bass elite. It is being played up and down the country by the likes of Kenny ken, Crissy Criss, Phantasy, Shodan and Sappo. To show what a talent they are, Sounds Destructive drop "Vitamin Funk" on the flipside - a melodic liquid roller that seems to be able to fit into any DJ box.
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Review: JMJ and Successful Criminals are bringing the ruckus once again. You'll recognise the guitar riff on "You Know Me" from a massive house tune, but it was originally taken from a rare seventies soul track. Factor in some extra strings, round bass and a drifting vocal and you've got a corker. "Burning Flame" is a reggae influenced jungle piece with wobble bass, dubby sounds and a tasty vocal hook.
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Review: Knot Theory is the 8th release on the big Keynote label!! It features Assonance, with a wicked roller of deep subs and superb drums, and Jazz Thieves with a proper party tune.
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Review: IDJ recommends giving this release 4/5 in their review.
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Review: "Giro Dub" utilises reggae sound clash samples combined with a deep sub jump up riddim. Flip has "Get Rough", sampling classic conscious reggae vocals fused with rolling drums, the melodic sounds touched through the bouncy bass finish things off perfectly. Solid jungle vibes!
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Review: "Miles Ahead" is a liquid masterpiece! Flip over for the Danny Byrd remix. Danny brings his own unique blend of uplifting high-spirited musical mayhem!
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Review: In 1994 a young and talented MC met up with Shy FX and made a tune of such classic proportions that it is still played today. Over twelve years later, UK 'Original Nuttah' Apache is still here and spitting rhymes that inspire and entertain ravers all over the World. His latest offering on his own Nuttah Beats imprint features the legendary DJ Phantasy and vocalists Shadia and MC Eslam and combines thoughtful prose over a jump up d&b backdrop. Choose your weapon between the original, a full vocal d&b tune, the dub version or even a cheeky hip-hop mix.
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Review: 'Tarantula' has had accolades from all corners of d&b with it being classed as the biggest tune on the circuit right now, as it was at the Miami Winter Music Conference. The added skills of Fresh and vocals from Tenor Fly & Spyda from the Raw Hill Cru add to the spice. On the other side 'Fasten Your Seatbelts' is in collaboration with the Freestylers, who are no strangers to the Top 20 and has been making a massive splash in the breakbeat market and also at Radio 1, a huge stomper of a tune.
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Review: Advice' is the third single from the forthcoming Hardkandy album 'Last To Leave'. Featuring Terry Callier on vocals, this final single is a serious slice of laid back balladry with Hardkandy's now trademark beautiful production and a teary eyed vibe.
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Review: This release is a celebration of 'Jah'. The vocals are delivered eloquently by reggae artist Jah Cure.
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Review: Need For Mirrors were amongst the busiest drum & bass producers of 2010, releasing a string of heavy plates on V Recordings, SGN: LTD and Inneractive Music and Footprints. Here they kick start 2011 with a transfer to Tricksta's Nu-Directions imprint and an extended digital EP of dark, atmospheric rollers. In keeping with Tricksta's forward-thinking ethos, the beats are varied and the grooves intricate. The IDM-flavored "Lazers" is a particular delight, alongside the skittish dubstep/D&B fusion "Panoramic Views". Look out, too, for the heady, smoky delights of club bangers "Moving Pictures" and "Medallion", which ooze dark, industrial funk.
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Review: Jonny L (aka Mr L) is back with "Enter Night" on the Mr L label. It is tech-funk meets melodic sorcery meets acid ....simply wicked stuff.
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Review: Brilliant new single from Dubstep trio Magnetic Man & the follow up to Top 10 hit "I Need Air". This trk features Katy B on vocals, with a Benga mix & album version on this 12" vinyl format. Strong radio support, with R1 'B list, Zane Lowes "Record Of Week", Annie Mac feature, Absolute, Galaxy, XFM playlists + ILR spot plays. Press ads, features, interviews & reviews across NME, Q, Mojo, Uncut, Clash. Upcoming live UK dates.
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Review: By just looking at the line-up on this 12" you know to expect something special. Dom and Klute are two of the scenes most talented producers and a collaboration can only mean one thing - devastating gladiator action! "Maximus" kicks off with an epic intro and a heavy classic Dom and Roland break, when the dark Reece bassline kicks in there's only one thing to do and that's pull it back for the reload. This simply is one of the best so far for 2007 so don't miss out!
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Review: "Cyclops", by Dom & Vicious, has acid bleeps, machinery beats, a seething bassline and menacing samples. Sinister and relentlessly hypnotic, this proves you don't have to be obvious to be dancefloor.
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Review: The wait is almost over, "Beatbox Master" is the first, double A-side single from one of the most hotly anticipated drum & bass albums of the year. Logistics' profile has been rising steadily over the course of the releases so far and is set to reach a new plateau with the release of the "Now More Than Ever" album in late September. "Beatbox Master" has big siren synths and rumbling subs with a future electro feel that Logistics has made his own, the vocoding and human beatbox elements make this a memorable kick off. "Girl From Mars" is a massive DJ and dancefloor favourite, with support from Andy C thru to Fabio this roller has made it into sets across the globe the undulating bassline and urgent snare rolls keep this exciting all the way through. Limited 7" version features an alternative track on the AA side called "Machine" which could be best described as indie rock dnb with Logistics providing the vocal and a bassline Peter Hook would be proud of.
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Review: Steve Survival returns on fine form. Released on Creative Source, "Part Of Me" is an amen roller with a good bassline and a soulful male vocal. Soulful liquid funk at its smoothest. DJ support from Fabio, Flight and Bukem.
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Cat: FOF 002. Rel: 01 Apr 05
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: From the Bugz In The Attic team. Deep d&b and broken beat remixes.
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Review: "Zion" gets the 2006 remix treatment from rising stars SMOKE, adding a completely new flavour to what was a great tune. Backed with the awesome "Squids" by the one and only Mampi Swift, rest assured the drop is as heavy as it gets.
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