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Review: Getting to the core of rave DNA once again, Appleblim continues to live his life in lasers as he deconstructs some of the dancefloor's most exciting elements on this new collection for Sneaker Social. Four tracks in total we range from 'Ripley's Spiral', a place where jungle elements are slow-baked at a subversive tempo for head-bending results, to the sweet and sludgy cosmic soup of finale 'Zephyr'. Along the way we're treated to fast-lane futuristic hardcore on 'Illusory Universe' while 'Fallen' is a timeless and highly dubby ode to the original Chicago and acid house foundations. Indelible.
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Review: Sneaker Social Club is one of the UK underground's most low-key and underrated albs if you ask it. It has always and quietly gone about its most excellent business and by now has amassed a very decent back catalogue. Next up to add their spin on the continuum of UK sounds this label deals in is Patrick Brain. He opens on a dubstep tip with 'Flooring It' then explores hustling UK funky drum patterns on 'Cry-Baby' and eerie metropolitan broken beats on 'Nothing No1.' The flip side offers three more twitchy, futurist fusions of trap, bass and dubstep that will get you skanking in no time.
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Cat: SNKR 0091. Rel: 11 Apr 17
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Played by: Jay Hill
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Review: Following their exceptional remix of Noisia earlier this year Cocktail Party Effect joins the gang at Sneaker Social with a wide range of breakbeat designs and visceral body music. 'Racka' is a contemporary twist on electro while 'Grims8' takes us deep down the tribal drum & bass rabbit hole with dubby, trippy results. Elsewhere '58bethe7' subverts a classic hardcore breakbeat with some very modern and breath-taking twists while 'C A T C R' closes on a frenzied jungle tip. Grab it while you can.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
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Review: The always naughty Sneaker Social Club label taps up D3U5E for this fresh bass fiver tracker. It's a celebration of the UK's rich heritage of electronic music with the plunging bass and massive thwacking hits of 'Quasar' kicking off. There are dusty jungle breaks to 'Dust Particle', twisted dubstep contortions on 'HAL9000' and fizzing broken beats with a real urban menace on 'Deckman.' Closer 'The Abyss' is a collab with Gav that rides a more zoned-out and atmospheric groove and completes a varied and vital EP once more from this crucial underground label.
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Review: Dystopian bass pushers Sneaker Social Club return with a brand new one from fresh signee Dogpatrol. With the label setting aside its recent preference for high-concept, gritty LPs, it here tops up the dancier corner of its distinctly UK brutalist-sounding soundscape-over-time: the Snkrx series. Undulatory minimal techno, moving into a bassy electro pair from fellow pusher King Kurl, unfurls over the course of four volatile sonic concrete offcuts.
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Review: Etch and Nico Lindsay make good musical bedfellows; the former's spacious left-footed soundscapes providing plenty of room for Nico's narrative, evolving lyrical style, they're kindred spirits linked by a glacial sense of adventure and refusal to compromise. Opener "Don't Wanna Know" kicks the doors down with force. Rough and switchy, there's a pulsing 2002 feel to both the step and flow while "Predator Vs Prey (Toxin)" takes us on a much swampier, weirded out trip that buns everything but survival. Finally, Tranq Sinatra joins the fray for an urgent finale where fast-tongue tales from Nico are backed from Tranq harmonies and another iced riddim from Etch. Cold.
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Review: Sneaker Social Club is one of the UK's most consistent and somehow underrated labels and it has been for a while. This next offering is another mangled take on various forms of bass and hardcore music from Filter Dread. The opener 'Talk All Low' is a real face melter with warped bass and rudely vocals. 'Underwave' is a more twitchy and paranoid affair then 'Space Beams' layers up more hefty bottom ends and twisted synths. The second half of the EP offers acid flashes, dystopian bass and spaced out breaks on closer 'Data Temple'.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Bass
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Review: As many of you will know, Jason Warlock has been serving up killer club cuts since the bleep and breakbeat hardcore era, with many of his more recent releases being rediscovered jams from that period. Whether the two original tracks on this release from that period date from then is not confirmed, but they both sound like delicious blasts from the past. 'Square Jazz' is a wonderfully creepy, sub-heavy blast of 1990 style breakbeat hardcore, while 'Sirens' boasts even filthier bass, glassy-eyed Yorkshire bleeps and insanely crispy breakbeats. Over on the flip you'll find two reworks of his last Sneaker Social Club single, 'Old Gold': a proto-jungle-meets-21st century bleep & breaks re-wire from Low End Activist and the bleeping, bass-heavy, beat-free 'Monopolypella Mix'.
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Review: Kicking off with 'Stranger', we're talking serious jungle-revivalist fare, amens and gunshots abound as the inimitable Horsepower Productions again prove why they can do little wrong in the eyes of bass heads. Reversed strings and wobbly bass stabs counterbalance the track, bringing tempo down below where it actually is without losing any of the raw power. A workout that'll do well within a warm-up or when used for a reprieve from the mayhem of energy-filled peak time sets. 'TP' is a heavier, less forgiving assault, its rolling broken drums, vocal shouts on the fourth of each bar and frenzy-inducing hoovers build an intensity at odds with the speed of the tune itself. Emerging from a beat-free intro featuring a sample from iconic 80s movie 'Trading Places', it's evidence that full-throttle doesn't always mean fast.
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Review: Sneaker Social Club is a proper tidy UK label that deals in proper underground sounds. After a while away, it is back with House Of Black Lanterns who dials into private radio culture on some dark 2-step bangers. 'Back 2 Back Special' comes with a fuzzy and dusty aesthetic as if playing through an old analogue radio and 'Out To The Private Number' is just as throwback with wet FX, dry bass and sharp hits. 'Slew has spins backs, bouncing drums and a hustling garage flex and 'Summon Like This' shuts down with more soulful vocal snippets dropped into a fractured and kinetic 2-step rhythm.
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Review: Sneaker Social Club always does a brilliant job of throwing back to the old school without ever falling into pastiche. This time round, London's J Shadow is the man on the buttons after plenty of solid outings on the likes of Nous Disques, Dream Eater and Collection Artaud. He splices and dices sweet vocal samples, break beats and rugged analogue textures into visceral tracks with a heart of darkness. 'Fade' is a bittersweet post-jungle tune that tugs at the heart strings. 'Diffraction' is a laser lit, choppy and bass heavy rhythm to get that brain melted and 'Atlantis' is a late night roller you'd expect to hear down the airwaves of a pirate radio station.
… Read morePlayed by: West Norwood Cassette Library, Juno Recommends Bass
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Review: Sneaker Social regulars Alan Johnson return to the label with more unclassifiable gems. All flexing that bewitching, beaty brew of percussion, smoking 808s, shattered beats and crafty sampling, each cut hits with a direct physical groove. From the System-level dubsteppy title track to the more organic haze and swoons of the finale 'People Of The World', the UK duo have once again weaved a fine line between so many genres without committing to any. Tonnes of love..
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Review: After moonlighting on the label mere months before with the Montesa EP, Neil Landstrumm returns to Sneaker Social Club with a whopping great album of colourful jams that count amongst the most accessible tracks he has ever produced. An artist that seems to evolve in phases, Landstrumm is clearly embracing the rounded synths and melodic thrum of classic electro at present, but that's not to say he's lost any of his wayward spirit. From the detuned slur of notes on "Nonplussed" to the sassy bleep tribute of "Electrified At Dawn" there is plenty of that arch humour that has always been embedded in his singular brand of techno, just without those abrasive edges that have made his music a tad scary in the past.
… Read morePlayed by: James Welsh
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Review: Given the breadth and diversity of Neil Landstrumm's output over the last couple of decades, it can be difficult to second-guess where he might go next musically. The answer, this time round at least, is "high-octane bass music" via a ridiculously limited-edition EP (only 100 have been pressed) for Sneaker Social Club. The Scottish scene stalwart starts by adding chiming and bleeping melodies to a warped bassline and breathless breakbeats on 'Bravery', before reaching for rumbling bass, grime style synth tones and hot-stepping post-dubstep drums on 'The Hawk'. 'Respect The Deal' delivers a mix of sparse beats, energy-packed breakbeat blasts and hip-hop vocal samples, while 'The Prisoner' is a dreamy, eccentrically swung slab of bass-heavy UK techno.
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Review: The ever-intriguing Luke Murray comes in hot n' heavy on his latest for Sneaker Social club - Liquid DnB-Like Ambient Grime 2. Although somewhat stylistically misleading: you won't hear any liquid d&b-like ambient grime on this record, the irreverent title does Murray's deeply informed UK soundsystem anachronism justice and flips the bird at genre pedants. Over four chronologically-referenced flips of one tune, he traverses dark, tunnelrunning two-step, lumbering dubstep annihilation, techno steppers a-la-Gast and lacerating future grime with great ease and NRG. Four system warheads to suit all tastes!
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Review: Man of many aliases, Patrick Conway makes his debut on Sneaker Social Club with six disarming rave echoes that sound just as much 2091 as they do 1991. All the ingredients are familiar but are cooked so refreshingly in a piping hot dub oven, they sound like something completely fresh. Highlights include the grime-meets-hardcore-meets-double-dragon-scrap vibes of the title track, the ghostly breaks and pressurised pads of "Muzikon 90" and the spacious, almost UK funky style drum work and classic vocal sample of "Signal To Noise". Sneaker Social Club are always well ahead of the curve but this is a whole new venn diagram. Essential.
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Review: Breakbeat will never die, and we know this for a fact, so long as EPs like 'Breakbeater' continue to be released. Homing on the style's audiophilic edges, producer Paradox produces something squarely in the middle of classic breakbeat hardcore, drum n' bass and breakstep here, with the title track needing little but womping kicks, ultra-designed breaks and the occasional whispery vocal sample and bass lick to satiate our cravings for the sound. The B, 'Detronic', deconstructs the trope even further, dubbifying the break's metallic 2-stepping edge by plunging it into Basic Channel-esque ricochets.
… Read morePlayed by: Joe Montana
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Review: Since first catching our attention in 2017, Manchester's Thugwidow has been responsible for a swathe of impressive releases that join the dots between breakbeat psychedelia, ambient techno, jungle and drum & bass. He's in full-throttle jungle mode on 'Post Modern Assault Ethics', the skittish, sub-heavy opener for his first Sneaker Social Club outing. He then wraps Selected Ambient Works style gaseous clouds around crunchy, snare-heavy jungle beats on 'Invisible Shell of Energy', before delivering speaker-bothering dancefloor filthiness via the fizzing 'The Sacrifice'. Rounding things off is 'The Voices Between The Earth', another fusion of ambient sonics and punchy jungle rhythms that benefits greatly from a squelchy, undulating acid bassline.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: Long-serving junglist and rave revivalist Tim Reaper is fast becoming a go-to man for house and techno labels looking for a bit of retro-futurist breakbeat madness. He's already appeared on both Lobster Theremin and Banoffee Pies, and here makes his bow on Hypercolour offshoot Sneaker Social Club. As you'd expect, it's a nostalgia-soaked affair, with reaper successfully channelling the mid '90s Ram Records sound on opener 'Outer Realms', before peppering a dub-wise ragga-jungle groove with sampled tape-pack MC chat and high-pitched electronics on 'Heavy Duty'. 'Agony Tonight' is a hot-stepping, reggae-sampling jungle roller, while 'Bulletproof' is a weighty, punchy rollout with just the right amount of giddy energy and borderline anger.
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Played by: Mark Forshaw, West Norwood Cassette Library
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Review: One of the foremost female frontrunners in the Dutch jungle/rave scene Yorobi makes her debut on Sneaker Social Club with this powerful slab of wax justice that ranges from the ambient title track 'Eden' to a contemporary breakbeat interpretation of a traditional black spiritual 'Motherless Child'. Between we have the eerie tension and percussive drama of 'Stabs', the sweet dreamy shuffles of 'Model Patient' and the gentle transportive charm of 'Rhode To Knowhere'.
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