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I'll Wait
I'll Wait (12")
Cat: SP 004. Rel: 17 Aug 23
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
I'll Wait (5:16)
Amara (6:08)
Review: Seba and Paradox return to offer up twin atmospheric, deep and breaks-driven drum & bass gemstones, 'I'll Wait' and 'Hexagon'. Quietly powerful and with enough drive and soul to shatter windows like terrestrial sonar, the A-sider 'I'll Wait' is a masterfully crafted track, proving that, while many drum & bass tracks might technically fit the bill, it takes a much greater deal of extra care and attention to really perfect the style's pacing. B-sider 'Amara', meanwhile, is much looser, albeit no less trigger-happy on the vocal oneshots, and it comes with a entrancingly time-losing rhythm to boot.
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 in stock $12.61
Volt
Volt (12")
Cat: IT 058. Rel: 28 Sep 23
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Volt (4:45)
Trezub (5:59)
Review: Seba & Paradox link up for this new 12" on the cultured Ilian Tape label and in doing so explore all new and hard hitting bass depths. The influential pair serve up two top cuts here bit both hit the mark. 'Volt' kicks off and is turbo charged by synths that come on like electric shockwaves and drill down through the mix of bright chords and tight breakbeats. 'Trezub' is a more lithe rhythm that darts about the stereo field with thundering bass and haunting pads in the distance. Truly devastating stuff.
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Played by: Soul Intent
out of stock $14.20
Paralexia
Paralexia (12")
Cat: PM 022. Rel: 12 Dec 11
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Paralexia
Ambiguity
out of stock $6.58
Isotoxal
Isotoxal (crystal-clear vinyl 12")
Cat: PM 023. Rel: 23 Apr 12
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Isotoxal
Aphorismic
out of stock $6.58
Incubate
Incubate (12")
Cat: PM 018. Rel: 20 Aug 08
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Incubate
Black Sun
out of stock $6.58
Descendants
Cat: PM 015. Rel: 15 Nov 07
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Nucleus/Paradox - "Descendants"
Kirsty Hawkshaw - "Night Theme" (Paradox remix)
Review: "Descendants", out on Paradox Music, has support from DJ Marky, Alix Perez, Flight, Marcus Intallex, Outrage, Loxy, Seba and more.
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out of stock $7.62
Ramifications
Ramifications (splatter-marbled vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: PMLP 02. Rel: 01 Jun 11
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Ghost Notes
Black 69
Legacy
The Last B-Boy
Fake Funk
Consonance
out of stock $21.03
Rivet
Rivet (12")
Cat: PM 017. Rel: 19 Jun 08
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Paradox - "Rivet"
Paradox & MDCL - "Dystopia"
out of stock $6.84
Elusion Theme
Cat: PM 011. Rel: 04 May 06
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Elusion Theme
Musik Box
out of stock $6.58
It's All Love
Cat: PM 009. Rel: 14 Dec 05
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
It's All Love
Can't Let Go
out of stock $7.62
Funkitivity
Cat: PM 002. Rel: 20 Jun 03
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Nucleus & Paradox - "Funkitivity"
Alaska & Paradox - "Shinjuku"
out of stock $6.58
Because
Because (red marbled vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 030. Rel: 02 Sep 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Because (5:34)
Lie To Me (5:39)
Review: A tried and tested threesome formation; Seba and Paradox have worked with vocalist Robert Manos several times over the last 10 years. And the three-way partnership is still as strong as ever with both cuts right here; "Because" is bulbous ball of rolling soul, drenched in aquatic pads and Manos's faraway yearns. "Lie To Me" is a lighter, twinkling piece of work. Reminiscent of Commix's earlier work, it could have easily been released at any point in the last 20 years... And sound relevant and razor sharp on every occasion.
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out of stock $8.68
Creator
Creator (12")
Cat: ESO 014. Rel: 27 Oct 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Creator (7:04)
Ease Back (6:49)
Review: More spotless break science from Nucleus and Paradox: "Creator" is a hurricane of nostalgia with crisp jungle drums and expert execution of an early Orb sample. "Ease Back" creates harmony on the B with its chiller, Good Looking-era pads, bulbous subs and drums so sharp you could cut through concrete. Timeless.
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out of stock $10.51
Rockdown
Rockdown (green marbled vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 029. Rel: 02 Jun 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Rockdown (5:41)
Divination (6:37)
out of stock $8.68
Planet R
Planet R (marbled purple vinyl 12")
Cat: ESO 013. Rel: 19 May 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Planet R (6:43)
T Breaks In (6:46)
Review: The long-standing, crate-digging, break-busting partnership of Nucleus and Paradox continues with two uncompromised slabs of industrial strength drum & bass. "Planet R" gurgles and groans beneath sheet metal breaks with an uneasy roll and stark overlays. "T Breaks In" flies with a jazzier break where the emphasis is squared wholly on the drums before deep meditative breaths and tidal synths lap softly on the grainy sands, gradually building with every bar. Immaculate timeless jungle.
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out of stock $8.68
Prism
Prism (marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: SMG 002. Rel: 08 Oct 14
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Prism
Electropaque
Review: As Nucleus and Paradox, Dave Simms and Dev Pandya racked up a bounty of drumfunk classics for the likes of Reinforced, Metalheadz and more between 1997 and 2009. Coaxed back into the studio together earlier this year for a killer drop on Metalheadz Platinum, it was clear the old studio chemistry between Pandya and Simms had not dissipated one iota so the sight of further Nucleus and Paradox material is no surprise. Adding Samurai to their collective collar, lead track Prism is a prime time roller filled with hefty break beats, classic jungle vibes and trademark Nucleus and Paradox sub bass. The flip "Electropaque" finds the pair in a more contemplative mood without any concession to rhythmic punch.
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out of stock $8.15
Delusions
Delusions (12")
Cat: SECOPS 021. Rel: 14 Jan 15
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Delusions
Future Now
Review: With a collaborative history that spans over a decade - munching space on labels such as Critical, Hospital and Horizons - Seba and Paradox's successful partnership is one of ice cold clarity. This return to Swedish strong-arm Secret Ops is no exception as their sinewy sonics flex with stern dynamics; "Delusions" is a crafty riser with darkened vocals, pitched snares and subtle edits. "Future Now" is a much darker slab of jungle. A palpitating sub is smothered by rusty drums, twisted reeces and pads so demonic they could be sections. Powerful.
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Played by: Stillhead
out of stock $7.89
Drum Machine
Drum Machine (transparent turquoise vinyl 12")
Cat: PM 026. Rel: 29 May 13
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Drum Machine
Core Jungle
Review: Yes! Dev Pandya casts aside the glacial soundscapes of his Alaska material in favour of something wholly ruder on this two tracker under the Paradox banner, which is in fact the 149th vinyl release of a illustrious career thus far. Lead cut on Drum Machine brings to mind Mo'Wax era Peshay with razor sharp break beats cascading off the grid whilst Pandya plays around with a rap vocal, with a sense of rhythmic purpose retained by the rumbling subs and cuts of distorted bass. Paradox's hardcore roots are referenced on "Core Jungle" which is packed with vinyl rip samples, crunched funk breaks and heavy delay - this latter track was apparently written specifically for vinyl mastering and will not surface in digital format.
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out of stock $8.15
The Return Of
Cat: METHPLA 015. Rel: 26 Jun 14
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
The Return Of...
Analogue Life
Review: Dave Simms and Dev Pandya's roving Nucleus & Paradox project has been running since the late '90s and featured on many of the great Drum & Bass labels in this time, including a 2005 drop for Metalheadz. Here they add the Metalheadz Platinum sublabel to the list with a two track stormer of the highest quality. "The Return Of..." is a classic example of Nucleus and Paradox's trademark break beats and sub bass approach, rolling out the Think break over a hefty rave bass line with an expertise that few can match. On the B Side "Analogue Life" offers a more restrained take on the pair's approach and it's a fairly menacing production to boot.
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out of stock $7.89
No Consensus
No Consensus (blue & black marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: PM 024. Rel: 05 Jul 12
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
No Consensus
Hold The Beat
out of stock $7.36
Dirty City
Cat: PM 025. Rel: 29 Oct 12
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Dirty Ciry
Marxism
out of stock $10.51
Ramifications LP Sampler
Cat: PM 021. Rel: 31 May 11
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Antilogy
Black 69 (version)
Review: Paradox is set to release his Ramifications LP imminently on Paradox Music; what better way to wet our appetites than with this teaser with "Antilogy" and the gloriously downtempo "Black 69" on the flip. "Antilogy's" mysterious vocals taunts and nostalgic strings pave a meandering intro for the cascading drums and stabbing sub bass that soon arrive. Head strong and relentless as ever, Paradox proves his already sterling reputation with this experimental drum and bass must-have. The surprising 125 BPM thrust of "Black 69 (Version)" on the flip depicts an entirely different landscape to its counterpart, as mind trippin' and dirty beats collide with ascending pads and eerie vocals.
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out of stock $7.11
Streetbeat
Cat: PM 041. Rel: 01 Feb 22
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Streetbeat (6:43)
Drum Throne (6:50)
Review: The one and only Dev Paradox returns with more unique breakbeat gold, in the way only he knows how. This time we're flexing two different tempos as the pioneer hits us first with jungle drum funk before following it up with a 130BPM breakbeat slap. 'Street Beat' hits us first with crisp breaks that switch and swipe with Dev's signature rudeness while ragga chats weave and bob over the groove and a bassline grumbles beneath. 'Drum Throne' on the B takes us into Paradox's slower tempo realms but once again the beats reign supreme and the drop in speed gives us more space to explore the groove. All hail the king.
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out of stock $11.31
Hexagon
Hexagon (12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: META 80. Rel: 17 Jan 20
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Hexagon (6:21)
Love Or Death (6:04)
Played by: Soul Intent
out of stock $11.56
Secret Operations Reissue Vol 2
Cat: SECOPSRE 002. Rel: 06 Apr 23
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Wake Up Call (5:58)
Fire Like This (6:51)
The Dribbler (6:51)
Review: Swedish junglist Seba continues to dive into the back catalogue of his Secret Operations imprint and offer up EPs that feature remastered (and sometimes lightly remixed) versions of some of his classic cuts. On this second volume in the 'Secret Operations Reissue' series, he raids the catalogue of tracks he produced alongside Paradox in the mid 2000s. On side A you'll find a re-wire of their 2004 classic 'Wakeup Call', a punchy but deep, sub-heavy and atmospheric roller featuring fantastic lead vocals from legendary house vocalist Robert Owens. Over on the flip there's a chance to cop two cuts from 2005: the 'Apache'-sampling, rumbling sub-bass-propelled workout 'Fire Like This' and the punishing, jazz break-sporting sweatiness of 'The Dribbler'.
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 in stock $15.25
Desolator
Desolator (12")
Cat: PM 042. Rel: 03 Aug 22
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Desolator (7:13)
Kampala (6:19)
Review: One by-product of the ongoing enthusiasm for vintage breakbeat hardcore and jungle sounds is the boost it has given to those artists who started their careers during the early-to-mid '90s. Dev Pandya AKA Paradox, who began his career in 1992 as part of Mixrace on Moving Shadow, is a great example. He continues to deliver on-point productions that ripple with the ethos and intensity of rave-era workouts - as this killer two-tracker proves. Title track 'Desolator' is a wonderfully sub-heavy, effects-laden, rave MC-sampling slab of revivalist jungle powered forward by tough kicks and supremely crunchy snares, while flip side 'Kampala' is a pulsating, bowel-bothering trip into darkcore/proto-jungle territory.
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out of stock $12.61
Swirl
Swirl (12")
Cat: SP 003. Rel: 31 Mar 21
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Swirl (5:14)
Offchord (6:26)
Review: The 20th 12" on Seb & Paradox's own label comes from the bosses themselves. It offers up some slick summer sounds on 'Swirl' with its stepping drums and lush, dreamy pads all filling the airwaves with good time vibes. On the flip, the super smooth and seductive 'Offchord' has more minimal and stepping drums, but they have a sense of funk in them and float in a cavernous cosmic space and are run through with more soft synthscapes that expand your mind. Both of these tracks come in a new art sleeve and really take you somewhere special.
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out of stock $10.26
Alzora
Alzora (limited red splattered vinyl 12")
Cat: SMDE 004. Rel: 04 Oct 16
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Alzora (6:08)
Volcanism (6:47)
Review: Longstanding collaborators Nucleus and Paradox step away from their own Esoteric imprint for a double-cut dalliance on Samurai. As always with these two, the emphasis is firmly on originality and drums so sharp and unique you can tell who's behind them in an instant. "Alzora" is dense in its trippy synth textures while "Volcanism" rides on a tripped out drum arrangement that swings with a jazz sensibility that's reminiscent of Alex Reece or Jonny L's early material. Supreme.
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out of stock $10.51
Octa4
Octa4 (12")
Cat: SNKR 029. Rel: 25 Feb 21
 
Breakbeat
Octa4 (6:31)
Proceed (6:57)
out of stock $11.04
Come Again
Cat: SP 002. Rel: 08 Apr 20
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Come Again (6:20)
Lifeform (6:20)
Review: Dynamic duo Seba & Paradox follow up their brutal Metalheadz release at the start of the year with another doublet of raw, uncut drum & bass jungle. The second release on their collaborative label, once again it's a blizzard of textures and emotions. "Come Again" is all about the bumping bassline and sheet metal switches in the breaks while "Lifeform" takes on a much more atmospheric, emotional character thanks to the swooning chord progression and surges in the bassline. Ageless.
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out of stock $10.00
Division
Division (12")
Cat: ESO 018. Rel: 14 Nov 17
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Division (6:46)
Tell Me The Truth (Gremlinz remix) (5:47)
Review: No one does it like Nucleus & Paradox. They dig deeper than you. They sculpt better samples than you. They're more prolific than you and they're way more b-boy than you. But that's why we love them, right? Here they're treating us to something a little different; side A is all about a jazzy new number from them "Division", which sooths with a little more funk than you'd usually expect from the but sounds all the fresher for it. Then on the flip we have Gremlinz taking us back to 2004 with an incredible re-up of the duo's 13 year old classic "Tell Me The Truth". Bonafide.
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out of stock $10.00
Samurai Music Decade: Part 2
Samurai Music Decade: Part 2 (splattered vinyl 12")
Cat: SM 1002. Rel: 12 Dec 17
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Marcus Intalex - "Halflife" (4:28)
Tokyo Prose - "Restricted Orbit" (5:20)
Nucleus & Paradox - "Global Decay" (4:59)
Artilect - "Ashen" (6:00)
out of stock $11.31
The Bolide
The Bolide (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 035. Rel: 16 Jan 18
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
The Bolide (6:25)
Dioxan (7:16)
Review: The break professor returns! Biting down on 2018 like it's one of your mum's best brownies, once again he makes everything sound so spacious, effortless and natural. The roomy dynamism on the drums and sudden drop into strange cosmic space slop on "The Bolide" are guaranteed to grab you by the cojones while "Dioxan" throes down a b-boy dual with its bubbling sub funk, twisted bass variations, classic samples and minimal rhythm make-up. Classic Paradox.
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out of stock $10.00
Breaker
Breaker (turquoise marbled vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 032. Rel: 19 Jan 16
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Breaker (6:24)
Kickdat (5:56)
Review: Drumfunk doyen, break dismantler, all-round jungle legend, not a month goes by without Dev Paradox hitting us with another break. Literally in this case; the tuned snare rolls and rifle kicks are all built up around a vocal sample explaining exactly what he does on a monthly basis. "Kickdat" takes us deeper down the break rabbit hole with a slower investigation of mid to late 80s hip-hop. As always with Paradox, this is nothing short of essential.
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Played by: Soul Intent
out of stock $8.68
Videoman/Scenario
Cat: ESO 015. Rel: 31 Mar 16
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Videoman (6:42)
Scenario (6:21)
Played by: Soul Intent
out of stock $8.68
Wrath EP Part 1
Cat: META 48. Rel: 12 May 17
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Bits (Mako Breakout remix) (4:52)
What I Feel (6:03)
out of stock $8.15
Wrath EP Part 2
Cat: META 049. Rel: 12 May 17
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Wrath (6:51)
Aragon (remix) (7:04)
out of stock $8.15
Drum Machine (repress)
Drum Machine (repress) (coloured vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 026. Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Drum Machine (6:02)
Core Jungle (6:07)
out of stock $10.00
Ubiquity
Ubiquity (marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: ESO 016. Rel: 02 Aug 16
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Ubiquity (6:25)
Foundation (6:46)
Review: Long-standing break cronies Nucleus & Paradox return to their own collab label with two textbook drumfunk bangers: "Ubiquity" comes with devilishly dark mid 90s Renegade-style bass plunges and crisp, spaciously spliced and arranged drums. "Foundation", meanwhile, has more of a jazzy twang with its chords. Think Dope Dragon 20 years ago maybe with a dash of 4Hero on the tones... But 100 percent Nucleus & Paradox on the drums. Each and every.
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out of stock $10.00
Toprock/Orion
Cat: META 62. Rel: 06 Apr 18
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Toprock (6:22)
Orion (6:24)
out of stock $8.15
LSD Jazz
LSD Jazz (12" promo)
Cat: ESOTERIC 001. Rel: 19 Feb 09
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
LSD Jazz
Rocksteady
out of stock $7.36
Etymology
Etymology (12")
Cat: ESOTERIC 009. Rel: 02 Nov 07
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Etymology
Cabalistic
Review: "Etymology", by Nucleus and Paradox, has support from Klute, Loxy, DJ Marky, Outrage, Flight, Goldie, Marcus Intallex and many more.
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out of stock $5.78
Time Starts Now
Cat: HZN 022. Rel: 01 Aug 07
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Time Starts Now
Playing Games (Seba + Paradox remix)
out of stock $6.30
Volantis
Volantis (12")
Cat: ESO 019. Rel: 04 Dec 18
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Volantis (6:53)
Electropia (7:17)
out of stock $9.73
Over Now
Over Now (12")
Cat: SP 001. Rel: 17 Sep 19
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Over Now (7:07)
Jupiterize (6:20)
Review: Seba and Paradox... If ever there was a D&B dream team, it's these guys. With collabos going back to 2005 on labels such as Hospital, Critical and Bassbin (to name but a few) their complementary vibes reach a new height as they set up a label strictly for them. And it starts right here. "Over Now" is pure cosmic soul sent from the year 2319, all planet-bounding breaks and hazy atmospheres, while "Jupiterize" whisks us off on a dreamy magic carpet ride around the galaxy as a jazzier spring is added to the evocative mix. Precision tag-team business, both men bring their a-game as always.
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out of stock $10.00
Beatbox
Beatbox (12")
Cat: ESO 021. Rel: 15 Oct 19
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Beatbox (6:26)
Plexus (7:04)
Review: Long-time sonic sparring partners and kindred fusion spirits Paradox and Nucleus return to their Esoteric imprint for more glacial goodness. "Beatbox" is a perfect example of the two OGs' sonic palette. Unhurried, spacious and colder than an overnight party-for-one in a morgue. "Plexus", meanwhile, takes us even deeper down their rabbit hole. Stripped back to a well-chiselled two step, rolling break, cosmic pads that constantly mutate and a velvet sub bass that really pops when you drop this on a big rig, it's perfect hypnotic fodder for the 4am crew.
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out of stock $10.00
Love Her
Love Her (12")
Cat: ESO 020. Rel: 15 May 19
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Love Her (7:04)
Dilenttantes (6:21)
Review: Back to 2005! Straight off the heat of their debut album The Esoteric Funk, Nucleus & Paradox release this alarmingly savage 12" and we've been waiting for a reissue ever since. "Love Her" sounds like a swarm of bees trapped in an Akai. Buzzing, high voltage, strange harmonics, grumpy bass groans and flashes of venom amens, it's been a cult classic for 14 years. "Dilenttantes" is even more fitting of their Esoteric title with Foley sounds, strange twisted textures and more precision breakbeats. Two timeless bumps from one of drum & bass jungle's most longstanding and visionary duos - grab this while you can.
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out of stock $10.00
Decagon
Decagon (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 038. Rel: 29 May 19
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Decagon (6:31)
Hakai (7:08)
Review: There are few drum and bass producers who can boast quite as deep a discography as Dev Pandya AKA Paradox. 23 years after making his debut, the veteran producer continues to dish up high-grade dancefloor workouts in his inimitable style. Pandya begins his first EP of 2019 with "Decagon", a punchy roller whose crunchy, snare-driven breakbeats, colossal dub bass and delay-laden electronic bleeps recall the early days of British bass music 30 years ago. He heads explores similar sonic territory on flipside "Hakai", a similarly weighty - if a little sweatier - excursion built around elongated sub-bass tones, revivalist jungle drums and echoing toaster chat.
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out of stock $10.00
Too Dissimilar (remastered)
Too Dissimilar (remastered) (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: PM 039. Rel: 02 Jul 19
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Too Dissimilar (8:44)
Idiosyncrasies (9:08)
Review: 20 years old and still sounding more future than most jungle records: Paradox dusts off his only release on the late, great, criminally over-looked Partisan imprint. "Too Dissimilar" rides on an absolute pearl of break (even by Paradox's unique standards) that charges out for over eight minutes, digging you deeper and deeper into its dark, alien universe. "Idiosyncrasies" is even further out in the singular solar system. Opening with the clean break (which Paradox has always encouraged sample creativity with) it then drops us into a gravity-free vacuum as we float and sway to classic icy pads before the break is sped up and twisted right before our very eyes. Jazzy, floaty but unrelenting; it's a perfect example of Dev Pandya's truly unique voice in the game.
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out of stock $9.73
Existentialism
Cat: SON 2008. Rel: 27 Jan 01
 
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Existentialism
Less Worse (Wechoosetoperplex)
out of stock $8.41
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