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Cat: BBRX 001. Rel: 06 Mar 02
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Review: After the uncertainty that has surrounded the Fabric Empire in recent months, it's heartening to see a new Fabric Live mix drop. At the controls for the fifty second edition is Dublin D&B don Zero T, with a selection that veers from the confines of junglist workouts into dubstep, house and ends with some hip-hop tinged drum and bass. It's the familiar vocals of a legendary rapper that open Zero T's mix with the bass atmospherics of Paradox's "A Certain Sound" being taken over by Jeru The Damajah's guest spot on the ruff VIP mix of "Watch Your Step" from Kabuki.
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Review: Four of the scene's most soulful heavyweights representing with sublime slices of rolling gold on Soulr's consistently impressive four-piece series: Zero T polishes up ivories so much you can see your thoughts in them, Tokyo Prose toys with a lush falsetto and dreamy soundscapes, FD find the blue note on his DAW and wraps it up tight in the smoky tones of Collette Warren while LSB reminds us of the beauty of sample-based groove simplicity with hypnotic Q&A charm. Authentic timeless D&B.
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Review: Those Integral fans out there who indulged in last months 12" sampler for the Integral Select compilation will be like a kid let loose in a sweet shop at the sight of this vinyl edition, which packs four highlights across two slabs as well as gripping the full CD version. Having recently ended a label hiatus, Integral Select should find Artificial Intelligence pair Glenn Herweijer and Zula Warner reclaiming their place amongst D&B label royalty, effectively demonstrating how broad a hold they have on the genre as a style. The two plates feature three fresh remixes of classics from the Integral archives, with Alix Perez taking on Zero T's legendary "Refusal", and the heat continues with a Calibre tweak of Technicolour, Komatic and LSB's collab "Rotary Motion". Lenzman & Redeyes' 2009 liquid jazz anthem "Thieves In The Night" is reworked by Technimatic on the second plate and shares space with Scar's impressive Integral debut "Something From Nothing", a nasty concoction of heavy breaks and dirty funk basslines.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: Hot on the heels of Phil:osophy's latest treasure trove comes another bounty of bliss from Artificial Intelligence's Integral. This time with old friends Zero T and longstanding vocalist Steo. "Can't Hide" is pure soul heaven; delicate layers of Steo's harmonies arranged softly over a spacious beat and lilting pianos, it's T and Steo at their most evocative and feel-heavy. "Make Time" kicks with more urgency as techno-like synths stab hypnotically, balanced by Steo's falsettos and gently rising instrumentation. Elsewhere the unstoppable Monty gives their evergreen 2016 soul-out "Too Close To See" a bittersweet twist. There's no hiding from this one.
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Review: Jungle's revival remains to be of interest to fans old and new. And it is those sorts of sounds which colour this new one from Zero T and Steo, which is also well versed in silky and soulful liquid d&b styles. Particularly that is the case on opener 'Go' (feat Myth) which is a real heart wrenched with wide screen chords and a lovely heart tugging vocal. Then comes 'Can't Hide' (Visages remix) which is cavernous and a little darker before closer 'Stop/Start' has an old school feel with wooden drums and tightly coiled breaks loops.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Record ever so slightly warped with minor surface marks/smudges, but otherwise in perfect working condition***
Hot on the heels of Phil:osophy's latest treasure trove comes another bounty of bliss from Artificial Intelligence's Integral. This time with old friends Zero T and longstanding vocalist Steo. "Can't Hide" is pure soul heaven; delicate layers of Steo's harmonies arranged softly over a spacious beat and lilting pianos, it's T and Steo at their most evocative and feel-heavy. "Make Time" kicks with more urgency as techno-like synths stab hypnotically, balanced by Steo's falsettos and gently rising instrumentation. Elsewhere the unstoppable Monty gives their evergreen 2016 soul-out "Too Close To See" a bittersweet twist. There's no hiding from this one.
… Read moreHot on the heels of Phil:osophy's latest treasure trove comes another bounty of bliss from Artificial Intelligence's Integral. This time with old friends Zero T and longstanding vocalist Steo. "Can't Hide" is pure soul heaven; delicate layers of Steo's harmonies arranged softly over a spacious beat and lilting pianos, it's T and Steo at their most evocative and feel-heavy. "Make Time" kicks with more urgency as techno-like synths stab hypnotically, balanced by Steo's falsettos and gently rising instrumentation. Elsewhere the unstoppable Monty gives their evergreen 2016 soul-out "Too Close To See" a bittersweet twist. There's no hiding from this one.
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Cat: DIS 080. Rel: 17 Jun 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Originally released in 2010 on Zero T's now-defunct Footprints label, "Guessing Games" enjoys an update from an ambassador who really should be producing more than he does in Bailey. Adding a chubbier, full-bodied edge to the spiked out bass riff and more beef to the drums, it's a fine lesson in contemporisation. Meanwhile on B Survival and Script's SCAR project continues to develop its impressive CV with another ice-cold adventure into D&B's most timeless eeriest pastures. All alien noises and heavily layered bass textures, it's as nasty as it is understated. Clever.
… Read morePlayed by: Ant TC1, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Cat: DIS063 EP02. Rel: 06 Nov 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Review: Zero T's 4th album is a conceptual Drum n Bass marriage with legendary high-tech pianist ONJ, who has been on the cutting edge of music equipment for over 20 years. The 2 are returning once again for another release on The North Quarter, expanding the pair's 2 track EP 'Everyday Struggles' into a full-length project. Zero T pulls once again from Jazz influences, paired with his bright and expansive breakbeats. The amen breaks on tracks like 'Twenty Three' and 'Some Type of Way' meld with the jazz piano and saxophone riffs perfectly, broken up by lo-fi interludes, even a lounge piano portion on side D with 'Expendable'. Kilburn is an authentically British union of two polar opposite genres, and yet it just works so well. It's got to be heard to be believed.
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Review: Two superlative sides from the ever-zesty Citrus crew: The currently unstoppable Zero T digs the dirt with an electrifying bassline and relentless percussion with jaw-shaking prowess on "The Funnel", while on the B Dutch duo Mindmapper and Silvahfonk lay down a glitchy, neuro-edged tech roller that pounds with its modular bass with one hand, and soothes with its pipes and psychedelic nuances with the other.
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Cat: DIS 063EP01. Rel: 06 Nov 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Dispatch Dubplate 021 (hand-numbered 180 gram vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: DISDUB 021. Rel: 09 Feb 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Zero T, DLR and Black Barrel all together on a super limited dubplate run from Dispatch. We don't really need to say much more about the high levels right here do we? Zero T's 'Sonic Bionic' gets the VIP boost it's always deserved while DLR tears up Black Barrel's 'Fabric' and tailors us a whole new suit. Meanwhile on the flip we're treated to some Irish/Russian fusion as 'Deep Inside' takes us to some woozy places before another VIP finishes the set and 'Fabric' gets another twist from the gun-toting, leopard-loving Black Barrel himself. What a crucial 12"!
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Review: The Metalheadz train shows no signs of slowing down despite being well into its third decade. This tasty four tracker comes from the combined creative minds of Zero T and Beta 2 and they come through in style with a modern-day reproduction of the vintage Metalheadz sound we all know and love. Tough drums, sprinkled with plenty of future soul and devastating bass, "Misdemeanour" in particular is prickly yet emotional stuff while "In My Head" brings a dose of joyful soul and "Dead Cert" ends on a more angsty tip.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Soul Intent
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Review: Wicked combination of talent, Zero Tolerance and Lariman, A-side' Conquest' rolls, dark and dangerous - Lariman's melancholic but uplifting vocals blend perfectly with the smacking dub bassline and tough funk beats. Side B finds Zero Tolerance & Beta 2's 'Round Table' - a gentle creeper evolves into a forceful bass driven drone. Minimal, broody D&B.
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Cat: DISZTLP 001S1. Rel: 16 Sep 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Cat: DISZTLP 001S2. Rel: 16 Sep 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Cat: DISZTLP 0011. Rel: 01 Oct 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Three cuts taken from Zero T's long-long-long awaited second album, each one is a kindly reminder as to why he's not lost his stripes during the last few years of relative silence: "Cross It" is an exercise in restraint as muscular drums drive the sparse elements with rolling sense of momentum. "Late Night Movies" switches for something much more soulful and delicate as swooning chords wrap themselves gracefully over a skippy two-step. "Clondike", meanwhile, taps into the Full Cycle spirit with a bulbous bassline and drums so rugged they could slice Roni's dreads down to whiskers in two seconds flat. Truly golden.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Calculon
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Cat: DISZTLP 0012. Rel: 01 Oct 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: What a comeback year it's been for Zero T. Kicking off 2015 with a hefty Metalheadz 12" it's been a consistent slew of seismic rollers ever since, including his second album Golden Section on Dispatch. Now jumping aboard the good ship Fokuz, he delivers another double-sided story; "Dice Game", all waspy and electrified, would sit well against a Break production while "Thirty Four" is a much more soulful, somnambulant piece that would sit well against a Makoto joint. Both are delicious and make you wish Zero T didn't disappear for so long in the first place.
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
2020 has been a toilet for us all but the sounds of Zero T on labels like Sofa Sound and Metalheadz has been a much needed silver lining. Upping his consistency even more than usual, every release is pure gold... Especially this new one on Lenzman's The North Quarter. "Lonely Night" sets the tone as he remixes Mango & Mathman with soulful style before linking up with old friend Steo for the piano-tickling "Moments Fade". Meanwhile on the B things get much darker and dancefloor-focused; "I Want More" is Zero T is total gully mode while "Clash" is the dubby roller of the set. All flavours, all vibes, one essential 12".
… Read more2020 has been a toilet for us all but the sounds of Zero T on labels like Sofa Sound and Metalheadz has been a much needed silver lining. Upping his consistency even more than usual, every release is pure gold... Especially this new one on Lenzman's The North Quarter. "Lonely Night" sets the tone as he remixes Mango & Mathman with soulful style before linking up with old friend Steo for the piano-tickling "Moments Fade". Meanwhile on the B things get much darker and dancefloor-focused; "I Want More" is Zero T is total gully mode while "Clash" is the dubby roller of the set. All flavours, all vibes, one essential 12".
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