Style Breaks / Progressive Breaks / Ambient-Jungle
Date 27/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Who's Susan
Nr# SUDAN010
Review: Breakbeat, acid and electro vibes in the house from new school emerging act, Match Box. Delivering a third installment to the Who's Susan label, this six-track mini-LP ventures through deeper 303 basslines and Middle-Eastern tendencies in tracks like "Fluidum" and "Mutation Gamble" - which in particular holds down a new age feel that this EP fully represents. With breakbeat attitudes on show in numbers like "Amethist", trance inspirations also find their way through tremolo synth and vocal effects, with ambient and jungle tips to be found in a most lovely "Kafkaesque". "Rain Check", the title track here, delivers something as Clone West Coast series as it is '90s trance love. Old sounds, new heat.
Date 27/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Who's Susan
Nr# SUDAN010
Review: Breakbeat, acid and electro vibes in the house from new school emerging act, Match Box. Delivering a third installment to the Who's Susan label, this six-track mini-LP ventures through deeper 303 basslines and Middle-Eastern tendencies in tracks like "Fluidum" and "Mutation Gamble" - which in particular holds down a new age feel that this EP fully represents. With breakbeat attitudes on show in numbers like "Amethist", trance inspirations also find their way through tremolo synth and vocal effects, with ambient and jungle tips to be found in a most lovely "Kafkaesque". "Rain Check", the title track here, delivers something as Clone West Coast series as it is '90s trance love. Old sounds, new heat.
Style Slap House / Bass House
Date 13/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Armada Music
Nr# ARMAS2077
Including Extended version. Since their previous EP got released at the start of the pandemic-induced lockdown, it seems only fitting to offer up another now that the world is opening up again. A six-piece offering steeped in dance-pop catchiness, musical prowess and collaborative spirit alongside the likes of Cat Dealers, Drew Love, WAV3POP, and Thutmose, ‘Holiday Hills EP’ will have fans flocking together on dance floors across the globe.
Date 13/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Armada Music
Nr# ARMAS2077
Including Extended version. Since their previous EP got released at the start of the pandemic-induced lockdown, it seems only fitting to offer up another now that the world is opening up again. A six-piece offering steeped in dance-pop catchiness, musical prowess and collaborative spirit alongside the likes of Cat Dealers, Drew Love, WAV3POP, and Thutmose, ‘Holiday Hills EP’ will have fans flocking together on dance floors across the globe.
Style BreakBeat, Uk Hardcore
Date 27/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint 1Ø Pills Mate
Nr# 1ØPILLS019
Review: LMajor and Corporeal Face aka Local Group follow separate and collective releases on Furthur Electronix and Human Concrete Block with this EP for Lobster Theremin offshoot 10 Pills Mate. Steeped in the sounds of 90s hardcore, Big Beats... brings the listener through an array of sounds and moods. There's the raw break beat and chipmunk vocals of "Watch This Beat", while the release veers into a melange of hip-house vocals and sample-heavy elector on "Work That Thang". Most impressive however is "Rhythmic Trip", where the pair combine mysterious synths with evocative vocals over rolling breaks. Lastly Angel D'lite's remix of "Trip" pushes it towards the intersection of pop and happy hardcore.
Date 27/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint 1Ø Pills Mate
Nr# 1ØPILLS019
Review: LMajor and Corporeal Face aka Local Group follow separate and collective releases on Furthur Electronix and Human Concrete Block with this EP for Lobster Theremin offshoot 10 Pills Mate. Steeped in the sounds of 90s hardcore, Big Beats... brings the listener through an array of sounds and moods. There's the raw break beat and chipmunk vocals of "Watch This Beat", while the release veers into a melange of hip-house vocals and sample-heavy elector on "Work That Thang". Most impressive however is "Rhythmic Trip", where the pair combine mysterious synths with evocative vocals over rolling breaks. Lastly Angel D'lite's remix of "Trip" pushes it towards the intersection of pop and happy hardcore.
Style Psy-Glitch, Psy-Dub, Psy-Chill, Psy-Bass
Date 2/09/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps | WAV:Lossless
Imprint Visionary Shamanics
Visionary Shamanics is happy to present another downtempo magical journey of psychedelia. Balancing tribal earthy grooves and dreamy astral planes to feel deep immersion within the visions that await.
Date 2/09/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps | WAV:Lossless
Imprint Visionary Shamanics
Visionary Shamanics is happy to present another downtempo magical journey of psychedelia. Balancing tribal earthy grooves and dreamy astral planes to feel deep immersion within the visions that await.
Style Bass, Jungle, Footwork
Date 27/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Franchise
Nr# 001
Another crucial double header from prolific NYC bass specialist Kush Jones, this time backed up with strong versions from Manny powerhouse Anz, footwork futurist DJ Manny and Kush's Juke Bounce Werk cohort DJ Noir.
Kush Jones is feeding his city right now - 'Rugrats' and 'Basic Bass' are swift, no-nonsense bangers that exemplify why his name is synonymous with quality. Both feeding into jungle, Kush builds on the basic breaks 'n bass formula with a slippery American sense of timing and funk. 'Basic Bass' particularly lands Kush in a liquid realm with stuttering Omni Trio rolls and slippery PFM/Bukem pads that keep things tite in the outerzone.
Anz's version pushes hard into peak time, touching on a tuff slow breaks tempo and adding a speaker-penetrating bee sting bassline. DJ Manny comes off the wicked "Signals in my Head" album with a weighty, sub-heavy 'Rugrats' version that punches just right, while DJ Noir spikes 'Basic Bass' with some darkside energy. Yes.
Date 27/08/2021
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Franchise
Nr# 001
Another crucial double header from prolific NYC bass specialist Kush Jones, this time backed up with strong versions from Manny powerhouse Anz, footwork futurist DJ Manny and Kush's Juke Bounce Werk cohort DJ Noir.
Kush Jones is feeding his city right now - 'Rugrats' and 'Basic Bass' are swift, no-nonsense bangers that exemplify why his name is synonymous with quality. Both feeding into jungle, Kush builds on the basic breaks 'n bass formula with a slippery American sense of timing and funk. 'Basic Bass' particularly lands Kush in a liquid realm with stuttering Omni Trio rolls and slippery PFM/Bukem pads that keep things tite in the outerzone.
Anz's version pushes hard into peak time, touching on a tuff slow breaks tempo and adding a speaker-penetrating bee sting bassline. DJ Manny comes off the wicked "Signals in my Head" album with a weighty, sub-heavy 'Rugrats' version that punches just right, while DJ Noir spikes 'Basic Bass' with some darkside energy. Yes.
Style Dubstep / Riddim
Date 29/10/2012
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Hench
Nr# HENCH039DA
Wow. Just wow. Just when you thought dubstep couldn't get murkier, shoutier and gnarlier, two of the scene's largest characters collide for one of the tune's most uncompromising tunes this year. Just listen to that vocal chant and tell us it hasn't inspired you to jump 20 feet tall and growl like an ambush of tigers. "Cadi" is just as moody but with added depth and mysticism as a belly-chanted call to prayer echoes with prominence and dominance. "Nebulizer" completes the package, and does so with alien mischief thanks to its barbed mechanical groove and interplanetary whooshes and washes. Somebody say 'mental business!'
Date 29/10/2012
Quality MP3 320 kbps
Imprint Hench
Nr# HENCH039DA
Wow. Just wow. Just when you thought dubstep couldn't get murkier, shoutier and gnarlier, two of the scene's largest characters collide for one of the tune's most uncompromising tunes this year. Just listen to that vocal chant and tell us it hasn't inspired you to jump 20 feet tall and growl like an ambush of tigers. "Cadi" is just as moody but with added depth and mysticism as a belly-chanted call to prayer echoes with prominence and dominance. "Nebulizer" completes the package, and does so with alien mischief thanks to its barbed mechanical groove and interplanetary whooshes and washes. Somebody say 'mental business!'