安全购物
Studio equipment
Our full range of studio equipment from all the leading equipment and software brands. Guaranteed fast delivery and low prices.
安全购物
DJ equipment
Our full range of DJ equipment from all the leading equipment and software brands. Guaranteed fast delivery and low prices. Visit Juno DJ
Receive new release alerts for Sneaker Social Club
Filter
Stock
Type
Artist
Featured
Release Title
Price
Sneaker Social Club 黑胶唱片和CD
Browse the latest Vinyl & CD releases on Sneaker Social ClubSimilar labels:
Options
Sort
Artist
Artist
- Bestseller:
- High to low
- Artist:
- A to Z
- Z to A
- Title:
- A to Z
- Z to A
- Label:
- A to Z
- Z to A
- Date:
- Old to new
- New to old
- Price:
- Low to high
- High to low
- Label rank:
- Low to high
- High to low
Items 1 to 21 of 21 on page 1 of 1
People also bought...
Review: Sneaker Social Club are not messing around! Following their previous outings from the legendary trio 2 Bad Mice comes remixes from two impeccably forward thinking break crafters; Sully takes "Gone Too Soon" into some fantastical places as the breaks scream jungle but the big breeze pads scream Alex Reece but both elements work together emotively. Falty DL, meanwhile, gives us a hardcore schooling on "Limit Of Paradise" with its heavily layered breaks, wall of sound pads and dynamic drops into spacious hooks. Bad to the (clear vinyl) bone!
… Read moreout of stock $9.80
People also bought...
Review: Rave legends 2 Bad Mice return with their first release since 2004 and suddenly the world doesn't feel like quite such a bleak place. Naturally we're treated to the full spectrum from running man, heads-down rolling breaks ("Snake Charmer") to the absolute, unabashed piano heaven and hands-in-the-air euphoria of the title track. With the classic loose drum rolls and dubby subs of "Zero Fifteen" and the stretched out drum trippery of "Limit Of Paradise" completing the set, it's a welcome (and highly timely) return for one of rave music's most influential collectives.
… Read moreout of stock $9.80
People also bought...
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
out of stock $13.66
People also bought...
Review: The Sneaker Socialists bounce back with another raw-to-the-bone 'SNKRX' collection, this time from Denham Audio. A name now synonymous with high grade broken club music, this comes fresh off the back of their Lobster Theremin EP and it's every bit as bumpy; 'Top Buzz' pays homage to one of rave's original DJ/MC crews with precision health and safety snippets from the one and only MC Mad P. Deeper into the EP we chow down on the purring snares and chubby subs of 'Rubadub' before 'Pocari Sweat' slams down the broadest of breaks and slaps us silly with dubby house synths. Exceptional rave business.
… Read moreout of stock $9.80
People also bought...
Review: Not content with releasing Appleblim's debut album this month, Sneaker Social Club stoke the fires with this highly anticipated sophomore EP. Once again, it casts a wide net across the house/axis with all corners chartered: "Influence" hits with a warm synth insistency you might imagine Lil Louis heralding in a Chicago warehouse 30 years ago. "Afters" is a classic strutter with a sultry piano-tickled swing while "DYCX 5" slaps with a relenting jack and spiralling arpeggios laced with pure positivity. On point.
… Read morePlayed by: Cedric Maison (Hypercolour)
out of stock $9.54
People also bought...
out of stock $10.06
People also bought...
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'.
… Read moreout of stock $11.34
People also bought...
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.
… Read moreout of stock $12.36
People also bought...
in stock $14.43
People also bought...
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.
… Read moreout of stock $11.09
People also bought...
out of stock $10.31
People also bought...
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
in stock $14.43
People also bought...
Review: Featuring choice selections of twisted-up samples unearthed from dancehall and ragga archives, Seekersinternational make another massive appearance on Sneaker Social Club, building on the manifesto set out on their original RaggaPreservationSociety EP back in 2016. Showing serious dedication to their source material whilst also injecting it with their cosmic-come-experimental approach to production, Seekersinternational embrace the energetic volatility of junglist breaks and the rawness of ragga to deliver an EP that slips effortlessly between the contemporary and the classic. This release is a time-travel device, a portal into ragga-jungle's past and the future.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
out of stock $15.21
People also bought...
Review: If timeless warehouse music and bass-heavy rave revivalism is your thing, there's a fair chance you already own some Soundbwoy Killah records. Whether you do or not, we'd heartily recommend checking the shadowy producer's debut album, "Halcyon Daze". It's little less than a breathless, saucer-eyed romp through heady fusions of dreamy UK garage, melodious jazzy jungle, loved-up breakbeat hardcore, African-influenced tribal percussion and gargantuan low-end pressure. It's all arguably a little more relaxed and sunrise-ready than some of his 12" singles - this is an album, after all - but that's not a criticism: in fact, the album's sporadic ambient moments are uniformly excellent, sounding like long lost early 90s classics.
… Read moreout of stock $20.89
Items 1 to 21 of 21 on page 1 of 1
