Genre Drum and Bass, Jungle, Liquid-Dnb
Released 12/04/2004
Quality mp3:320 kbps +[lossless:flac]
Label Hospital Records
Cat NHS69CD
Type Compilation [2CD]
Compiled London Elektricity!
Our very own sexed-up dossier! Weapons Of Mass Creation is a compilation of 13 D&B bullets from the Hospital. Soulful anthems including Laroque's Goldfinger, Danny Byrd's 'Planet Music', plus man of the moment Nu:Tone's remix of London Elektricity's 'Fast Soul Music'… This is D&B of Old Testament proportions - Massive!
As well artists from the UK, the album features 2 tracks from Hungary (from rising star SKC) as well as contributions from Germany, Finland, Poland. With London Elektricity in the mix on disc 2 this is an un-missable selection.
“All I could think of was getting back into the Jungle” - Captain Willard - Apocalypse Now. Following the runaway success of the first invasion in 2004, the NHS soldiers are on manoeuvres again, re-launching their creative assault with a fresh arsenal of exclusive D&B bullets for 2005. This year the club bangers come courtesy of Total Science, Concord Dawn, Laroque, Cyantific + Tactile, and many more!
Man of the moment Logistics leads the troops, representing on the 7” sampler, 12” sampler and triple pack vinyl, as well as stepping up to mix the selection on Disc 2 of the seismic 3 disc set!
With these tunes currently blowing up across clubland courtesy of dubplate action from Andy C, Fabio and DJ Marky among others, and radio backup from Radio One's specialist dons.
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Genre Drumstep, Dubstep, Drum & Bass
Released 22/08/2011
Quality mp3:320 kbps
Label Never Say Die
Cat NSDX013
Joshua Mellody, better known as the producer Zomboy is set to release his debut EP entitled Game Time through Never Say Die Records. Game Time is an electro-dub enthused rollercoaster of sounds meshed, chopped and screwed together set to leave you paralytic 1 minute, and euphoric the next. The EP intertwines between earth shattering bass with glitching breaks that come at you like Street Fighter character Ryus Hadouken! Drawing comparisons to the almighty Skrillex is inevitable but aside from a first instance conclusion to that fact, the deeper you go into this EP the more you realize that this an entirely new take on Dubstep testament to this producers vision and ear.
