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Cat: 180005. Rel: 15 Jun 16
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: James Blake temporarily downs tools as a melancholic sub-pop crooner to pick up close to where he left off with releases on Hemlock and Hessle Audio back in the day. For his own 1800 Dinosaur label he invites Javan St. Prix, aka grime MC Trim, to spit rhymes like "I surf waves most men drown in" over Blake-made digital vibraphone tones and syncopated, computer game basslines. On the flip, Trim, who's appeared on Keysound, Butterz and R&S in the past, dons the gloves for a second round called "Man Like Me", this time produced by Airhead who strips the melodies back for shuddering beats and strange, jingling percussion. Fresh.
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Review: 100% Pure presents Shinedoe's 'Sound Travelling' remix limited edition. Ripperton lays his magic upon
'Enjoy The Moments' which comes in a limited one-sided solid white 10inch. (Ripperton RMX) First pressing only.
Very deep bassline with a drifting typical melodic pattern on top. Ripperton explores the moments we all enjoy: feel it.
… Read more'Enjoy The Moments' which comes in a limited one-sided solid white 10inch. (Ripperton RMX) First pressing only.
Very deep bassline with a drifting typical melodic pattern on top. Ripperton explores the moments we all enjoy: feel it.
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Review: "Tropical Melons" has become a highly sought after track for the Detroit sound collector, hence this strictly limited one sided 10" release. "Tropical Melons" is supported by: Sven Vath, Luciano, Ricardo Villalobos, Bart Skils, Benny Rodriques, Shinedoe and Joris Voorn.
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Review: Beware. This tune is a sniper - once played on 'proper' soundsystem (e.g. Berghain Berlin or The Fabric London) "Pak Pak" show its real face. A bass groover, acid disco bouncer! "Pak Pak" comes as a one sided 10".
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Review: Trace's 117 imprint continues its historical future sermons with two classically trained contemporary jungle cuts. Future and Electric is a classic rave hammer cut: pneumatic drill kicks, a lavish gutsy soul vocal and spooked out Headz style bass. Tactical Aspect's "Interference", meanwhile, is a turbo charged roller that's loaded with crisp hi-hats, about six different bass textures and devilishly diced drum work. Got 187 on your mind? Sooth your demons with 117.
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Mutant (Verb Revision) (clear vinyl 10" (Monday shipping))
Cat: 117LP 001S. Rel: 24 Apr 14
Drum And Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: Amazingly, despite founding 117 Records in 2013, DJ Trace only now puts out a first solo record on the label. On it, he gets deep into a rolling techstep sound that harks back to a 90s rave but with very modern production. The beats hit hard, the synths drill deep, and the energy is kinetic. These darkened tunes reflect the dystopian and uncertain world in which we live, but at the same time offer a great place of solace from it all. This sampler actually comes ahead of a six track 2x12" gatefold that will be presented on clear vinyl, and is a great taster.
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Review: 124Black is the new sub label from 124 Recordings with the aim of promoting a darker, harder sound firmly rooted in the underground. All releases are strictly limited and available only on 10" transparent vinyl. First up is Jacob B, rapidly gaining a lot of recognition for his deep and chunky club cuts, aptly demonstrated on "Basement Crowd" with solid drums, suspense filled strings, a spoken word vocal and a bassline that shows you exactly where the title of this track comes from. Next is another 124 family member, Liam Geddes' late night jam, "Somebody In The House". With it's haunting stabs, groovy baseline and snare rolls, this a simple, yet very effective track that works equally as well in a small club or large warehouse! On the B-side, Cecil returns to 124 with "BV" a track very much aimed at the dancefloor and replete with the producer's signature deep stabs and chords, that work alongside a sub bassline that you feel rather than hear. A peak time track that has been doing the business this summer.
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We've probably said this before, but Glasgow imprint 12th Isle sets the benchmark high for contemporary ambient productions. There's not been a bad track, let alone release, from the label to date, and we're sure that the crew know they have a knack for unearthing raw talent and not letting go. Lucy Duncombe is an artist they definitely should be keeping tight hold of then, based on this two track EP.
Opening with 'Brace', shades of Caterina Barbieri, Lyra Pramuk and all manner of other female ambient synth wonders are present, those with voices that could easily break hearts and ideas of how to use instrumentation to accentuate their beautiful tones, while also taking them in new directions. 'Mend', on the B-side, is less about refrains and more focused on a surreal playfulness, which is also no bad thing.
… Read moreWe've probably said this before, but Glasgow imprint 12th Isle sets the benchmark high for contemporary ambient productions. There's not been a bad track, let alone release, from the label to date, and we're sure that the crew know they have a knack for unearthing raw talent and not letting go. Lucy Duncombe is an artist they definitely should be keeping tight hold of then, based on this two track EP.
Opening with 'Brace', shades of Caterina Barbieri, Lyra Pramuk and all manner of other female ambient synth wonders are present, those with voices that could easily break hearts and ideas of how to use instrumentation to accentuate their beautiful tones, while also taking them in new directions. 'Mend', on the B-side, is less about refrains and more focused on a surreal playfulness, which is also no bad thing.
Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Review: With "Zwischenwelt" 78 Plus create a highly recognizable and charming sound of their own. They are definitely not limited to a certain fashion or genre but always reinvent themselves by the versatility of their music. This time they do it on 19 Industries.
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Review: Rarely does a set of remixes unite such a disparate set of genres as roots reggae, dubstep, techno and cosmic balearica with such
effortless aplomb as this red hot 10" plate from out of Bristol town. Suitably, it's been burning holes in premier league sound systems
through recent weeks: Jah Shaka, Aba Shanti for instance - as well as providing the climactic moment of Pinch's recent, much
discussed and widely sought after 'dubstep meets techno' mix for the wonderful Mary Anne Hobbes' show on Radio 1. Andy Scholes
of Henry & Louis recorded the original, yearning Tony Tuff vocal to 'Answer' during the mid-nineties at the legendary Channel One,
Kingston Town - one of the holiest of studio spaces in Jamaica. Tuff's pedigree since the early classic African Brothers' sides such
as 'Righteous Kingdom' is beyond question, and here the loops and arcs of his vocal taps into that same spiritual feeling, as he sends
out 'a message to all corners of the earth'. Rob Smith of More Rockers fame stays true to this heritage for his remix, like the long term,
dyed in the wool true roots man he is, underpinning the Prince Far-I echoes of Prince Green's inspirational DJ delivery with considerable
bass pressure. Ras Stryka Dread's mix ascribes a fluid digital reggae low end flow to proceedings which should fairly sing on the more
digitally inclined systems. The flip holds two delicious wild cards - The Cure's 'Lullaby' is yanked out of the doom-laden surroundings of
the classic 'Disintegration' album and injected with some delightful and surprising sunshine vibes, Sledgehead running vocal and dub
remixes which could well become defining sunset records for the summer we're all hoping may well yet arrive. Which leaves a seismic
Pinch remix to completely rush the sound - unpacking the crucial yard credentials atop a skeletal, rigorous stepper - proper uptempo
dancefloor material with a deadliest floor covering bass hum which should only come to true life on the sturdiest, largest systems, it
concludes a totally essential ep in bravura fashion. 'Answer' is out on 2 Kings.
… Read moreeffortless aplomb as this red hot 10" plate from out of Bristol town. Suitably, it's been burning holes in premier league sound systems
through recent weeks: Jah Shaka, Aba Shanti for instance - as well as providing the climactic moment of Pinch's recent, much
discussed and widely sought after 'dubstep meets techno' mix for the wonderful Mary Anne Hobbes' show on Radio 1. Andy Scholes
of Henry & Louis recorded the original, yearning Tony Tuff vocal to 'Answer' during the mid-nineties at the legendary Channel One,
Kingston Town - one of the holiest of studio spaces in Jamaica. Tuff's pedigree since the early classic African Brothers' sides such
as 'Righteous Kingdom' is beyond question, and here the loops and arcs of his vocal taps into that same spiritual feeling, as he sends
out 'a message to all corners of the earth'. Rob Smith of More Rockers fame stays true to this heritage for his remix, like the long term,
dyed in the wool true roots man he is, underpinning the Prince Far-I echoes of Prince Green's inspirational DJ delivery with considerable
bass pressure. Ras Stryka Dread's mix ascribes a fluid digital reggae low end flow to proceedings which should fairly sing on the more
digitally inclined systems. The flip holds two delicious wild cards - The Cure's 'Lullaby' is yanked out of the doom-laden surroundings of
the classic 'Disintegration' album and injected with some delightful and surprising sunshine vibes, Sledgehead running vocal and dub
remixes which could well become defining sunset records for the summer we're all hoping may well yet arrive. Which leaves a seismic
Pinch remix to completely rush the sound - unpacking the crucial yard credentials atop a skeletal, rigorous stepper - proper uptempo
dancefloor material with a deadliest floor covering bass hum which should only come to true life on the sturdiest, largest systems, it
concludes a totally essential ep in bravura fashion. 'Answer' is out on 2 Kings.
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Cat: RSD 2187. Rel: 06 Aug 21
Classics/Ska
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