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New D&B Releases





HORO001 – Tokyo Prose & FIS – Truth or Dare – 10″ Vinyl
Limited Multi Coloured vinyl 10″ red, white & blue mixture. To launch the new Samurai vinyl only ‘Horo’ series, we also introduce and exciting new artist from Samurai Music’s birthplace, New Zealand. FIS is a Wellington local who was a regular customer at the now cloTo launch the new Samurai vinyl only ‘Horo’ series, we also introduce and exciting new artist from Samurai Music’s birthplace, New Zealand. FIS is a Wellington local who was a regular customer at the now closed Samurai Store (record store). Inspired by the new music he was purchasing at the time, FIS went hard to work at designing his own unique sound. The results were instantly quality, and a CD handed to label boss Presha began his story. With dBridge and Consequence major fans and an Exit Records release on the horizon, Tokyo Prose sat down with FIS to work on creating a fusion of their 2 styles. ‘The Dares’ was the first off the mark, instantly becoming a playlist favourite with the Exit records family, and more recently, ‘The Truths’ has completed the 10″ in the same grinding, surging roll ‘The Dares’ started with. Depth and subtle complexity with menacing atmos, this is future music. DJ support from dBridge, Loxy, ASC, Consequence, Presha and lots more once they get the tunes. sed Samurai Store (record store). Inspired by the new music he was purchasing at the time, FIS went hard to work at designing his own unique sound. The results were instantly quality, and a CD handed to label boss Presha began his story. With dBridge and Consequence major fans and an Exit Records release on the horizon, Tokyo Prose sat down with FIS to work on creating a fusion of their 2 styles. ‘The Dares’ was the first off the mark, instantly becoming a playlist favourite with the Exit records family, and more recently, ‘The Truths’ has completed the 10″ in the same grinding, surging roll ‘The Dares’ started with. Depth and subtle complexity with menacing atmos, this is future music. DJ support from dBridge, Loxy, ASC, Consequence, Presha and lots more once they get the tunes.

a Tokyo Prose & FIS – The Dares
aa Tokyo Prose & FIS – The Truths

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BRREC001 – Furney – Highway 101 / I Will Be Where You Are – 12″ Vinyl
Black Reflections Records is a rolling, deeper and atmospheric Drum & Bass label based in Madrid. Their debut Vinyl release comes from underground legend Furney. Nice and deep D&B with dirty undertones.Born under the influence of the last 15 years jungle/drum & bass scene, If you love Good Looking Records family, Moving Shadow, Creative Source, LTJ Bukem, Omni Trio, & Fabio check out this outstanding release.

a Furney – Highway 101
aa Furney – I Will Be Where You Are

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NARRATIVES001 – Blocks & Escher – Sagan / Broken – 12″ Vinyl
Blocks and Escher have over the space of 2 years grown from being acclaimed newcomers and solo artists to establishing themselves as one of Drum and Bass’ most exciting and sought after production outfits. Their debut releases in 2009 found their way into the record bags of scene luminaries such as Fabio, Marcus Intalex, DJ Hype, Spectrasoul, and Alix Perez- as well as gaining attention outside of the genre for their emotive and progressive take on Drum and Bass with support from artists as varied as Rob Da Bank, Jazzanova, Mary Ann Hobbs and Laurent Garnier. Coming bang up to date, 2011 saw their music grace some of the biggest and most prestigious labels in bass music with releases dropping on Renegade Hardware, Horizons Music and arguably one of the most highly awaited singles of the year “Shadowplay” on Shy Fx’s huge Digital Soundboy imprint. Entering in to 2012, Blocks and Escher present their own label, Narratives Music. Formed primarily as an outlet for their own work alongside collaborations and remixes; the emphasis is on releasing music which encapsulates the atmosphere, emotion and excitement that made them fall in love with the genre in the 1990’s. The Narratives name itself, is derived from the imagery and stories felt and gathered from music; the way that a listener may cast their own interpretation and build their own subjective narrative. The three tracks on the debut release demand to be listened to in their entirety. Three journeys together, inscribing a balanced impression of the Narratives ‘sound’. DJ Support : Rockwell, D Bridge, Loxy, ASC, Doc Scott, Flight, Nerm (BBC Radio 6)

a Blocks & Escher – Sagan
aa Blocks & Escher – Broken

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CUTS001 – Unknown – Blood On The Motoway / Midnight In A Perfect World – 12″ Vinyl
Well know D&B producer hides in the Shadow for this limited edition white label.

a Unknown – Blood On The Motoway
aa Unknown – Midnight In A Perfect World

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New D&B Promos





CODED006 – Chroma (Phobia, Sato & Tyrone) – Falling Down (Ft LKP) / Fathom – 12″ Vinyl
Formed at the start of 2011 by D&B kingpins of the UK’s north-east Phobia, Sato and Tyrone, Chroma are looking forward to big things indeed in 2012. Already with their first studio excursions very well received by the likes of DJ Hype, Jubei, Kasra, Flight and more it’s not surprising that the likes of Renegade Hardware and Frequency have been snapping at their heels for some Chroma exclusives. For now though the boys drop their new piece of dance floor skullduggery on Phobia’s Coded imprint to kick off the new year. ‘Falling Down’ intros with smooth pads and a delicate arpeggiated synth that paves the way for the oncoming melancholy vocal from LKP who delivers his refreshing flow with consummate ease. The mood is then simply shattered into a million pieces as the drop brings the ruckus with smashing breaks edited to perfection over huge booming sub-bass that pulls us deep inside a very rough ride indeed. Moving onto the flip and Chroma switch things around opting for a snapping two-step break that rolls its way down throughout ‘Fathom’ for a much for subtle slice of dance floor D&B. DJ support from DJ Hype, Jubei, Flight, Kasra, Craggz & Parallel, Foreign Concept and more.

a Chroma (Phobia, Sato & Tyrone) – Falling Down (Ft LKP)
aa Chroma (Phobia, Sato & Tyrone) – Fathom

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D&B Restocks Vinyl



JC001 – Widlife Collective – Sugar Me

LFTD008 – Apex – Entrapment

ALIGN001 – Judda & Treo / Pessimist & Arma – 6th Element / Cobalt

CRIT058 – Foreign Concept – Mob Justice

CRIT060EP – Various Artists – Critical Presents: Sequence One

 

New Bass Music CD





MEDICD007 – Goth-Trad – New Epoch (CD Format) – CD
New Epoch is by far and away Goth-Trad’s most complete piece of work to date, showcasing what he is has learnt in his years of producing, touring, playing live and remixing. The album features eleven superbly and delicately crafted tracks. From the opener Man In the Maze full of beautifully dark, emotional strings and pulsating, mesmerizing groove to the intense synthesizer stabs and pure dance-floor mayhem of the Mirage – one of the strongest tracks that has been firing in heavy rotations from Mala and Kode9 – to the title track New Epoch which defines a producer digging through different styles, experiences and cultures to find himself now one of the most unique artists within the scene and beyond. “To be honest with you I’m not listening to Dubstep that much, the whole reason I got into making Dubstep is because it’s free. You can do anything with it. Take it all sorts of directions…. I’m always looking for more directions and styles within my work, but I’m not really thinking I’m doing Dubstep. I’m just doing my sound. I’ve been doing this style of music for almost ten years and I just say all this music is bass music. I’m putting a lot of variety into the new album. Some tunes are very techie, some tunes are much more experimental, a bit glitchy. There may be some more banging stuff. I’ve lots of ideas to keep moving with.” New Epoch indeed!

1 Goth-Trad – Man In The Maze
2 Goth-Trad – Departure
3 Goth-Trad – Cosmos
4 Goth-Trad – Air Breaker
5 Goth-Trad – Walking Together
6 Goth-Trad – Strangers
7 Goth-Trad – Babylon Fall
8 Goth-Trad – Anti Grid
9 Goth-Trad – Seeker
10 Goth-Trad – Mirage
11 Goth-Trad – New Epoch

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New Bass Music releases





CONVEX001 – Jon Convex – Bump and Grind / Closer – 10″ Vinyl
Jon Convex kicks off his exciting new Convex Industries imprint with two of his own solo productions ‘Bump and Grind’ & ’Closer’. As one half of Instra:mental there’s no surprise with the sonic qualities of these tracks, an amalgamation of raw electronica/techno and bass music, or as he likes to call it, EPM (Electronic Party Music). Both tracks feature Convex’s trademark pitched vocals, thumping kicks, rounded basslines and twisted glitch edits fit for any dancefloor, a must for any DJ that wants to get a crowd moving.

a Jon Convex – Bump and Grind
b Jon Convex – Closer

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LFTDUB004 – Hellfire Machina – Good Love – 12″ Vinyl
Since the projects birth, Hellfire Machina have literally exploded into the worldwide bass culture scene. From A&R and production credits on last years Wu Tang Enter The Dubstep album – 30 plus single releases and remixes – Running the biggest dubstep monthly in New York City – Holding down DJ residencies all over the country. These guys don’t seem to be showing any signs of slowing down.

a Hellfire Machina Ft. Infuze – Good Love
b Hellfire Machina – I Want You

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LMDSW001 – Nocturnal Sunshine – Can’t Hide The Way I Feel – 12″ Vinyl
Very limited vinyl repress! Nocturnal Sunshine is the new alias for Maya Jane Coles. She’s one half of  vocal duo She Is Danger and an emerging tech house superstar under her own name. This release, is all about the A side “Can’t Hide the Way I Feel,” the writhing monster that both fetishes extreme pain and bottles it up in an unbearably spiralling arpeggio that grows and shrinks without ever revealing an opening. “Broke” drops with a driving beat suitable for peaktime but atmospherics ripe for opening sets or gently winding down. Nocturnal Sunshine is worth making an exception for.” Can’t Hide the Way I Feel” was in Scuba’s excellent RA Podcast.
DJ support from: Hatcha, Skream, Mary Anne Hobbs, Joy Orbison, Pearson Sound,  Appleblim, Brendon Moeller, Kowton, Cosmin TRG & George Fitzgerald.

a Nocturnal Sunshine – Can’t Hide The Way I Feel
b Nocturnal Sunshine – Broke

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New Bass Music Promos





SWAMP018 – Mickey Pearce – Don’t Ask, Don’t Get – 12″ Vinyl
180 gram vinyl only release.

a Mickey Pearce – Don’t Ask, Don’t Get
aa Mickey Pearce – I Am

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EXIT034 – Synkro – Progression – 12″ Vinyl
Overstepping boundaries, transcending electronic genres, hot stepping between bpm and diving into a range of thoughtful and often beautifully delicate sounds. Synkro has proved him­self a force to be reck­oned with in 2012, Progression is arugable his finest work to date. This 12” features the original mix backed with Indigo Remix.

a Synkro – Progression
aa Synkro – Progression (Indigo Remix)

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BOKA038PT2 – Compa – Boka Artillery Vol.2 – 12″ Vinyl
Boka Records is proud to launch the BOKA ARTILLERY series which is firmly focused on pushing the deep, heavier side of Dubstep and introducing exciting new UK producers. All finished copy 12”s will be limited to 300 copies and are hand-stamped by the label. Vol.2 [BOKA038PT2] is a debut solo 12” from Manchester’s Compa who is causing quite a stir on the underground right now, a regular guest on both Rinse FM and Get Darker TV, he’s a passionate vinyl head who continues to cut acetates and support the deep, heavy and traditional dubstep sound of old. ‘Sentence’ is a tune that can only be described as ‘Dungeon-step’, truly deep, absorbing and mesmerising in the dance, garnering support from Joe Nice, Youngsta and more. Vol.1 [Killawatt & Ipman] is OUT NOW / Vol.3 [Killa & Instinct] is released 13th Feb.

a Compa – Sentence
aa Compa – Beginning

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GHM002 – Zoltan – Pluton EP – 12″ Vinyl
So in October last year Granholme finally became a reality with the release of Graphic’s Wiping The Eye EP. As the first release on a label no one had heard of it was both humbling (people were actually willing to listen) and reassuring (after being obsessed with the tracks from early on) to see the support from a bunch of people. A large and sincere thank you for that. You might have spotted the shift in sound of the last track, a well received remix by Zoltan that was later given away on XLR8R.com (& is now on our soundcloud page). We’re finally ready to release GHM-002, a 3 track Zoltan EP with Graphics returning the favour with an extra promo only remix. It’s a change in tone from our first release flying it’s floor filling ambitions with pride, and for that we are thankful. ’Pluton’ opens the EP with a relentless crack and percussive chatter quickly joined by diva glitches and gyroscope bass stirring, before said low end rotations and hi hats resolve themselves into motorik syncopation, periodically cooling down before bursting back into life. Flipside ‘When I’m’ further ups the raver uniting stakes with crunching ST-esque kicks & snares and chiming vocals building into plunging breakdowns, all sucked down by a heaving space where the low end should be. Digi-only track ‘You Don’t’ brings the EP to a close with a further refinement of ‘Pluton’s helicopter bass, adding hammering acid flecked psychosis to the party. There’s also a vaguely recognizable vocal buried in there that might have kept the track from vinyl inclusion, but we wouldn’t know about that. Finally there’s Graphics aforementioned rework of ‘When I’m', due to be released as a free promo download in the coming month. More in tune with the post-rave dawn crawl home, Graphics slashes the tempo while the vocal is twisted into an unintelligible taunt and isolated kicks & stomach cramp synths coalesce into a uniquely dead eyed shuffle. Confirmed DJ & Radio support so far from; Jackmaster (Numbers / Rinse), Scratcha (HyperDub / Rinse), Roska (Rinse), Shox (Rinse), xxxy (Orca/TenThousandYen), Presk (Ten Thousand Yen / AudioCulture – used ‘When I’m’ on his Fact mix just before Xmas).

a Zoltan – Pluton
b Zoltan – When I’m

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MEDILP007 – Goth-Trad – New Epoch (3X12” Vinyl & CD format) – 12” Vinyl x 3 + CD
Pressed on 180 gram 3 X 12” vinyl with full length CD packed within a full colour gatefold sleeve. New Epoch is by far and away Goth-Trad’s most complete piece of work to date, showcasing what he is has learnt in his years of producing, touring, playing live and remixing. The album features eleven superbly and delicately crafted tracks. From the opener Man In the Maze full of beautifully dark, emotional strings and pulsating, mesmerizing groove to the intense synthesizer stabs and pure dance-floor mayhem of the Mirage – one of the strongest tracks that has been firing in heavy rotations from Mala and Kode9 – to the title track New Epoch which defines a producer digging through different styles, experiences and cultures to find himself now one of the most unique artists within the scene and beyond. CD Tracklist: 1. Man In The Maze 2. Departure 3. Cosmos 4. Air Breaker 5. Walking Together 6. Strangers 7. Babylon Fall 8. Anti Grid 9. Seeker 10. Mirage 11. New Epoch Vinyl Tracklist:

a Goth-Trad – Man In The Maze
b1 Goth-Trad – Walking Together
b2 Goth-Trad – Anti Grid
c Goth-Trad – Departure
d1 Goth-Trad – Seeker
d2 Goth-Trad – Strangers
e Goth-Trad – Mirage
f Goth-Trad – New Epoch

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PER001 – Scuba – The Hope – 12″ Vinyl
On the 27th February, Scuba will release his third album through Hotflush. Entitled ‘Personality’ and featuring 11 brand new tracks, it takes in a wealth of genres across contemporary dance music, proving once again Scuba’s place at the cutting edge of the electronic music scene. Preceding his LP will be this single ‘The Hope’; pushing on from the tense atmospherics of previous Scuba material, the single fizzes with claustrophobic bass pressure and menacing narration. Backed by an exclusive non-album cut ‘Flash Addict’.

a Scuba – The Hope
b Scuba – Flash Addict

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DEEPD004 – Kromestar – Boookey / Alone – 12″ Vinyl
Dubstep For Deep Heads are proud to present a stunning new record from one of Dubstep’s biggest names, Kromestar! 2 tracks that are just mind blowing! “Boookey” on the A side has Kromestar’s beats flying all over the place with basslines and futuristic samples neatly slotted in between. Then “Alone” on the flip takes it low. Dark and gritty and seriously weighty!

a Kromestar – Boookey
b Kromestar – Alone

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ENTD001 – Genetix – Falling Down (feat Persist) – 12″ Vinyl
Genetix are back! “Falling Down” that features Persist is an instant anthem! Heavy Electro synths lace the intro of this amazing track with a catchy vocal to match. Just wait for the drop though, in your face, well rounded basslines sit on top of some beefy, engineered to perfection beats that will rip apart your subs. Then “Attic” sees Genetix go a little deeper than usual, but really like the direction of this well executed production. Last up is “Rock Solid”. As you might of guessed from the name, this track has a heavy rock influence with distorted guitar riffs making up this quality track.

a Genetix – Falling Down feat Persist
b1 Genetix – Attic
b2 Genetix – Rock Solid

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WANGTRAX002 – Radioactive Man – Engine E.P. – 12″ Vinyl
The launch of a new electronic dance label based on the same ethos as their legendary club nights. Electro Elvis & Lula give you….WANG Trax. The first release is by long time resident Radioactive man. WANG Trax will be staying true to there underground roots as ALL output will be released on Vinyl as well as digitally We hope you enjoy listening to music as much as we have had finding it! Laurent Garnier (DJ Various) “Electro at it’s best!! Full radio & club support from me” Billy Nasty: “Great Ep from MR Tenniswood showing exactly why he is the number 1 Machine Funk Specialist. Freq Nasty:“Love it! I’m very happy real Electro is coming back and R.A.M. is the don.

A1 Radioactive Man – Flying Fuck
A2 Radioactive Man – 20,000 Whats?
AA1 Radioactive Man – Knows Up Mr Brown
AA2 Radioactive Man – We Make Techno Party!

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Bass Music Restocks CD



EXITCD010 – Consequence – Test Dream LP

Bass Music Vinyl Restocks



LAB002 – Zed Bias – Solitary Drop (with Joshua Black) / Colditz

HFT009 – Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo

LFTDUB002 – Spor – Pacifica

LFTDUB003 – Spor – Pacifica (Vocal Mixes)

EXITLP010 – Consequence – Test Dream LP

CCB12002 – Coni – Luz In Pool / Suma / Crush

 

Scuba “Personality” LP [Hotflush Recordings]

Posted 17 January 2012 | By | Categories: news, player, tracks | No Comments

Scuba is the production and DJ alias of Paul Rose, the curator of Hotflush Recordings, a label, which having released some of the most important tracks of the formative period of dubstep, has grown into a leading player in the wider world of electronic music. A celebrated and influential DJ, Scuba was voted #25 in Resident Advisor’s 2011 poll of the world’s Top 100 DJs and has also been nominated for several categories in DJ Magazine’s Best of British 2011 Awards.

Earlier this year Scuba released his ‘Adrenalin’ EP, picking up radio plays from Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, Rob Da Bank as well as Mistajam, illustrating how his sound has mutated into previously unexplored areas. Alongside ‘Adrenalin, Scuba also released his addition to K7!’s DJ Kicks series which has made notable appearances on several “Best of 2011″ lists.

On the 27th February, Scuba will release his third album through Hotflush. Entitled ‘Personality’ and featuring 11 brand new tracks, it takes in a wealth of genres across contemporary dance music, proving once again Scuba’s place at the cutting edge of the electronic music scene. Preceding his LP will be ‘The Hope’; pushing on from the tense atmospherics of previous Scuba material, the single fizzes with claustrophobic bass pressure and menacing narration. Backed by an exclusive non-album cut ‘Flash Addict’, ‘The Hope’ will proceed the album on the 6th February.


Paul Rose aka Scuba

Originally from London, Scuba relocated to Berlin in 2007, and released his debut album, ‘A Mutual Antipathy‘ in 2008. The stylistic synergy of the album cemented his position as one of the most forward-thinking producers to emerge from the London bass scene. In the same year, Scuba founded the massively successful SUB:STANCE night at the legendary Berlin club Berghain. SUB:STANCE has since launched in New York with a look to expanding further in 2012.

Scuba’s second album, ‘Triangulation’, was released on Hotflush in early 2010, joining the likes of Mount Kimbie, Sepalcure, Joy Orbison, Untold, Sigha and George Fitzgerald on its enviable roster.  With ‘Personality’ due for imminent release and plans for a live show in the works, Paul Rose’s constantly developing world seems set to keep on turning in 2012.

Artist: Scuba
Title:
Personality
Label:
Hotflush Recordings
Release date:
27th February 2012
Format: CD / LP / Digital
CD Barcode:
5055317221681

CD Tracklist:
01. Ignition Key
02. Underbelly
03. The Hope
04. Dsy Chn
05. July
06. Action
07.Cognitive Dissonance
08. Gekko
09. NE1BUTU
10. Tulips
11. If U Want

Vinyl & Download format & tracklist TBC

http://www.hotflushrecordings.com/
http://soundcloud.com/hotflush
http://www.facebook.com/HotflushUK

STHoldings: End of year review 2011

Posted 21 December 2011 | By | Categories: news, reviews, tracks, video | No Comments

So that’s another year almost done and with it come the inevitable top this, top that lists. Here are details of how  STHoldings distributed labels/artists featured in the end of year lists from around the web.

RA Poll: Top 50 tracks of 2011


http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1422


46. Maurice Donovan - Babeh [SSSSS]
The man formerly known as Ramadan cuts up a classic into something resembling house.

SSSSS02 A – Maurice Donovan – Babeh by Hemlockrecordings


22. Peverelist - Dance Til the Police Come [Hessle Audio]
Jungle-inspired-swinging post-dubstep—or in other words, a Bristol-based genius at the top of his game.

Peverelist ‘Dance til the Police Come’ by Peverelist


19. Scuba - Adrenalin [Hotflush]
A lot of 2011′s big tracks inspired as much bickering as they did dancefloor mayhem, and Scuba’s only single under his usual moniker was no different. Following in his new, looser, and housier direction, “Adrenalin” is eight minutes of rigid repetition, incessantly catchy basslines and a strobing vocal sample. But the song’s lopsided progression is the important part, because three minutes in it melts away into one of the year’s most decadent breakdowns, several minutes of building synth washes and whooshes that unashamedly ascend to the highest of the gurning trance heavens. The song’s title might imply a certain energy, but we all know there’s a different chemical driving this one.

Scuba ‘Adrenalin’ Hotflush Recordings [HF030] by stholdings


17. Pangaea - Hex [Hemlock]
Pangaea’s “Hex” was perfectly fine for the first 86 seconds. Pretty swell even. A bit of rhythmic trickery, a nice organic bed for it all to sit on. Then there was this: “Buh buh buh buh buh buh buh buh buh kut buh buh buh buh buh buh buh buh buh kut be booooooooooooy be boooooOOOOOOOoy.” It was at that moment that “Hex” became one of the most exciting songs we’d heard all year. That Kevin McAuley had further tricks up his sleeve later on is icing on the cake of course, but it’s also why we kept coming back to it throughout the year.

HEK 013 A Pangaea – Hex by Hemlockrecordings


10. Unknown Artist - Sicko Cell [Swamp 81]
Be honest: When you finally heard “Sicko Cell” in full, you were a little bit underwhelmed. (If you even bothered to track it down at all.) There’s not much to say about the rhythm. There’s hardly a drop. Even the melody—if you can call the atmospheres a full-fledged melody—don’t inspire much poetry. There is a vocal, though. Perhaps you remember? It’s the one about cocaine powder. The one that drove you mad in a club this year trying to figure out where it was from. The one that Loefah, Oneman and others couldn’t stop playing. The one that landed this tune in our top 10 tracks of the year.

? – Sicko Cell / Knock Knock [SWAMP014] Swamp81 by Surus


01. Blawan - Getting Me Down [White Label]
The whole story behind “Getting Me Down” is a bit corny really. I went out on New Years Eve—like everyone else does, and I did the whole thing, had a good time, left quite early and came back home and kind of just sat at my computer all night/morning. I had these disco loops I had been working on that I wasn’t really doing much with, and I started messing around with the a cappella and then something just clicked. I did it in about four hours and kind of forgot about it.
This one dropped off the radar for me a little bit, because I actually thought it was one of the weirder things I had written. I never really grasped the catchy vocal properly until I put it into context. A few guys said, “Yeah, I really like that tune,” but nothing more than anything else I sent before. The first person to get anything from me is usually Ben UFO. Ben gave it the first play on Rinse FM, and somebody then ripped it from the radio stream and uploaded it to YouTube—something that seems happen all the time now. That played an integral part of getting the tune in people’s heads really.
I’d been playing the tune out a lot, and it had got an OK reaction. I mean, I had always thought of it as filler for a set anyway. But once the YouTube clip was up, a lot of people in clubs knew what it was, even though it was only three or so weeks after I had finished making it. It’s really strange how things move so fast.

Blawan ‘Getting Me Down’ (White label) by punchdrunkmusicdotcom

 

 

RA Poll: Top 20 albums of 2011


http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1423


19. Instra:mental - Resolution 653 [NonPlus+]
The problem with Instra:mental? They release too much good music. “Problem” is the wrong word, but such has been the standard of Alex Green and Damon Kirkham’s output these past couple of years it’s become tough to ruminate on each new offering in isolation, fully appreciating the true extent of its merits. They’ve spoilt us, basically—and none more so than on their debut album, Resolution 653. Barely pausing for a fag break across its 13 tracks, the pair coaxed jaw-clenching amounts of warmth and grit out of their machines, coming off like the natural heirs to Drexciya’s electro throne.

Instra:mental ‘Resolution 653′ Album audio clips Nonplus Records by stholdings

 

 

RA Poll: Top 20 compilations of 2011


http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1424


20. Various Artists - Mosaic Vol. 1 [Exit]
A lot of the tunes on Mosaic were earmarked as singles for Exit. But it became really clear that I wasn’t going to have the schedule to get everything out, so a compilation seemed like a good idea. In the same way as the [Autonomic] podcast, putting this music together served as a platform for people to get their heads around it. If the tracks are all in dribs and drabs it sort of goes unnoticed. I think compilations and the podcast kind of helped identify this group of artists producing this music. I suppose that’s where the title Autonomic came from. It’s funny that it became a genre name sort of, because that was never the intent.
- dBridge

Mosaic Vol 1 CD by Exit Records UK


14. Various Artists - Back & 4th [Hotflush]
I wasn’t directly involved in the process of choosing tracks for Back & 4th, but the goal was to present a gradual evolution of the label’s sound over the last few years. It was also an opportunity to bring in a few newcomers who provided a clear manifestation of that same evolution, with Roska, Boddika, dBridge, and FaltyDL adding their own flavors to the mix. I was also glad that Scuba picked up my own track, “Axis.” It’s the first one I made that I was really satisfied with. My favorite track on the compilation, though, was Boxcutter’s “LOADtime.” He’s always been really inspiring to me, as a veteran producer whose talent and skill really set him apart. – Incyde, Label Manager

BACK AND 4TH – Disc 1 by Hotflush


10. Various Artists - 116 & Rising  [Hessle Audio]
We had the idea for the compilation at the end of 2010 and started putting the wheels in motion soon after that. We approached some people we hadn’t worked with before as well as asking those we had if they were interested in the concept too. Luckily for us, everybody was. In terms of the name, the three of us were on the train coming back from our distributors after talking about the project, thinking of titles. I’d been re-listening to Experience by the Prodigy a week or two earlier and one of the tracks on there is called “Everybody in the Place (155 & Rising).” So 116 & Rising (referring to the BPM of the slowest track in the comp) is a bit of a joke, but at the same time summarises the project and a lot of what we’re about nicely.
- Pangaea

James Blake – Give A Man A Rod (Second Version) by BOILER ROOM

 

 

RA Poll: Top 20 labels of 2011


http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1421

20. NonPlus+
Nonplus+ heads Alex Green and Damon Kirkham simply claim to release what they like—no matter the genre. That’s what everyone says…until the distributor steps in. Luckily for us, Green and Kirkham didn’t get the memo, and spent the year reaffirming their pan-genre approach by putting Actress’ blurry electronica next to Lowtec’s tired house, and Boddika’s breezin’ electro up against the Neil Landstrumm and JD Twitch collab Salsa Apocalypso. Add Instra:mental’s own brutal and beautiful Resolution 653 to the mix, and you have yourself a wonderful and confusing year

19. Idle Hands
Saunter down Stokes Croft in Bristol with some cash in your pocket and you’ll likely end up trawling the racks of Idle Hands. The label of the same name was started up in 2009 while Chris Farrell was still employed a bit further up the street by the erstwhile Rooted Records. Much like the stock in both these stores, the label hasn’t been wedded to any one genre. In 2011 that’s meant an impeccable string of singles from artists like AnD, Kowton, Kevin McPhee, Szare and Outboxx which have run the gamut between charcoal techno and jazzy house.

05. Hotflush
With a hefty label compilation occupying the first quarter of the year and a busy 2010 behind him, it could have been a year of consolidation for Scuba’s Hotflush. Instead, the imprint pushed forward with new talents George FitzGerald, Braille) and old Paul Woolford & Psycatron). Looking over the names that released on Hotflush in retrospect, and things seem obvious. (Err… of course Sepalcure and Sigha go together!) But it speaks to the platform that Scuba has created that artists from house, techno and bass music even think to send him tracks—and that he finds a way to work all of them into his DJ sets.

 

 

Pitchfork The Top 100 Tracks of 2011


http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/8726-the-top-100-tracks-of-2011/


94. Sepalcure “Pencil Pimp” [Hotflush]
As Sepalcure, Travis Stewart and Praveen Sharma slid in right before the whistle to remind us that electronic music devices can do more than evocatively sputter and fritz. “Pencil Pimp” whirls on a machine-lathed spindle of Chicago footwork, capturing a feeling of curtailed tension and lurking danger with its soulful vocal clips and warm synth pads. There are no gestures of rebellion or subversion, only an argument for well-made music at a time when it might seem besieged. “Pencil Pimp” demonstrates why we feel so comfortable breaking the mold: We know someone will come along who feels passionate enough to cast it again, tempered even stronger. –Brian Howe

Sepalcure – Pencil Pimp / I’m Alright (album single) by Hotflush


86. Blawan “Getting Me Down” [self-released]
Blawan first drew attention with tracks that wielded wild drums like a toddler banging on household objects, but his most powerful moment this year came when he reined in those tendencies for a straightforward house thumper.  A lot of the impact in “Getting Me Down” comes fromthat Brandy vocal, squeezed and wedged into a galloping beat that recontextualizes the R&B slow-jam original as a sugary, hyped-up rush that’s dangerously contagious. Released discreetly after months of dubplate domination, the track’s landing was titanic: it was impossible to walk around record stores in London in May without hearing it blaring from speakers, or go to a club night without it being rinsed at least once. For the first half of the year, “Getting Me Down” was an event, and listening back to it at year’s end, it’s easy to see why. So few tracks combined candyfloss rave, UK garage hysteria, and dubby dread (check the growling basslines) into something that sounded so universal yet so subversive, helping to kick off a new impulse in the bass music world that was all about house. –Andrew Ryce

 

 

Pitchfork The Top 50 Albums of 2011


http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/8727-the-top-50-albums-of-2011/?utm_source=related


47. Sepalcure ‘Sepalcure’ [Hotflush]
In an interview with The Guardian last month, Hotflush boss Scuba named “Outside”, the closing song from bass music duo Sepalcure’s self-titled debut LP, as the song he would want to open his next DJ set with. It’s a strange choice for a set opener– “Outside” is beatless, essentially four minutes of drone and clipped voices– but then again, not much about Sepalcure makes sense in the constant forward-thinking climate of bass music circa 2011. As an album, it doesn’t really do anything new, and a few of the signifiers that Travis Stewart and Praveen Sharma plunder onSepalcure were, to some, reaching their expiration dates– specifically, the use of pitched vocals that Stewart liberally splayed on his album this year as Machinedrum, Room(s). Part of what makes Sepalcure such a deeply enjoyable listen is how familiar it all is, pogoing between juke-derived textures, IDM’s click-clack machinery, misty pastoral ambience, and house music’s 4/4 insistence while weaving a web of shivering romance that still manages to move bodies. Above all else, Sepalcure offers a necessary reminder that, yeah, change is good, but elegant, refined perfection also has its place. –Larry Fitzmaurice

Sepalcure – Sepalcure LP *Album Preview* [HFLP006] Hotflush Recordings by Surus

 

 

Fact Magazine 50 best: tracks of 2011

http://www.factmag.com/2011/12/05/50-best-tracks-of-2011-50-41/


47: PAUL WOOLFORD & PSYCATRON ‘STOLEN’ (HOTFLUSH)
Almost five years on from ‘Erotic Discourse’, someone, somewhere did 2011 a massive favour and relit the fire under Paul Woolford’s arse, prompting the Leeds veteran to roll back the years and deliver some of his all-time best material. ‘Razor Blade’ and his remix of T. Williams and Terri Walker’s ‘Heartbeat’ were sublime, but this colossal collaboration with Psycatron on Hotflush simply took the biscuit.

Paul Woolford and Psycatron – Stolen [HFT018] by Hotflush


40: OLD APPARATUS SIDE A PART 1 (DEEP MEDI)
Old Apparatus’s mysterious debut – 20 minutes of music spread across two untitled sides of vinyl – is something we recommend enjoying as a whole, but there’s no doubt that the first distinct movement of the A-side packs the fiercest punch. It sounds like UK garage gone industrial, its perfectly swung rhythm riven by distortion and an overloaded darkside bassline. The end, it suggests, is very much nigh.


39: TEETH ‘SHAWTY’ (502 RECORDINGS)
Smoked-out drum machine pop from Helsinki’s TEETH that suited 502′s darkroom aesthetic (see also: Jay Weed, Fis-T) to a tee.

Oneman’s 502 Label: Teeth – Shawty/Shawty [FaltyDL Remix] 502003 by stholdings


24: KAHN ‘LIKE WE USED TO’ (PUNCH DRUNK)
Kahn’s beautifully crafted debut single bowled us over, with its vocals chopped into the syllables of pure energy and longing – “feminine pressure” writ large – and strapped to the most lithe and undeniable dubstep rhythm we heard all year.

Kahn ‘Like We Used To’ (Punch Drunk Records) by Punch Drunk Records


20: BLAWAN ‘GETTING ME DOWN’ (WHITE LABEL)
This year, Blawan expanded on the promise of his 2010 debut single ‘Fram’ to become one of the UK’s most in-demand, and refreshingly, heaviest producers, proving that you can still go hard in the paint without resorting to dubstep or electro-house cliches. He showed off his lighter touch, however, on this vinyl only edit of Brandy’s ‘Wanna Be Down’; it’s still his finest track to date.


17: PANGAEA ‘WON’T HURT’ (HESSLE AUDIO)
Pretty much everything Pangaea touches turns to gold, but nothing gleamed so bright in 2011 as ‘Won’t Hurt’ – a rude-as-all-fuck but masterfully honed onslaught of scything synths, choppy drums and outrageous sub-bass.

Won’t Hurt by pangaea


13: UNKNOWN ARTIST ‘SICKO CELL’ (SWAMP81)
I’m the information… co-caine powder. Say no more.


07: ROCKWELL ‘ARIA’ (CRITICAL AUDIO)
The most atmospheric, emotive and dynamic drum’n’bass track of the year, and an instant classic – wrought out of fierce, fanatically detailed drum programming, ghost-traces of This Mortal Coil’s ‘Song To The Siren’ and impeccably timed, gut-skewering bass stabs.

Fact Magazine 50 best: albums of 2011

http://www.factmag.com/2011/11/30/50-best-albums-of-2011-50-41/


42: 2562 FEVER (WHEN IN DOUBT)
Fever is a concept album with a very simple but rigorous set of rules – every nuance and texture is half-inched from disco records produced from the mid 70’s to the early 80’s, with producer Dave Huismans’ own birth year of 1979 acting as a temporal pivot. The results don’t sound like disco at all – beyond a certain joyous, celebratory quality – but rather a new kind of dance music; dynamic, shapeshifting and irrepressible.

2562 – Fever (doubt001cd/lp) [April 2011] by 2562 / A Made Up Sound

XLR8R’s Best of 2011: Labels

http://www.xlr8r.com/features/2011/12/xlr8rs-best-2011-labels

5. Hotflush
If you’re wondering why we think Hotflush is one of the best labels of the year, then you are not reading XLR8R enough. Let’s start with the obvious reasons: Sepalcure’s debut full-length topped Hotflush’s year off with a stunning display of dense post-dubstep, George FitzGerald dropped two more solid singles of R&B-infused garage, and label head Paul Rose (a.k.a. Scuba) unleashed one of 2011′s biggest tunes, “Adrenalin.” Meanwhile, Praveen Sharma of Sepalcure dropped four tracks of luscious, rolling garage with his A Meaning EP as Braille and Lando Kal stepped outside his usual role as the taller half of Lazer Sword long enough to deliver two of his most impressive solo cuts to date, “Further” and “Time Out.” Big, soulful tunes, consistently top-notch output, and a proven ability to not only shift within the ever-moving bass-music scene, but, more importantly, the power to influence it, made Hotflush a force yet again in 2011. Glenn Jackson

4. SWAMP81
Second acts can be hard to come by in electronic music, particularly in the lightning-quick environs of London’s hardcore continuum, but DMZ co-founder Loefah doesn’t seem to be having much of a problem with it. Since founding the SWAMP81 imprint in 2009, he’s quickly assembled a roster that functions as a sort of all-star team for upfront, low-end-heavy sounds. After serving up massive tunes like Addison Groove’s “Footcrab” and Ramadanman’s “Work Them” in 2010, the vinyl-only label stepped it up even further in 2011, dropping releases from FaltyDL, Zed Bias (both solo and as one-half of the Funkbias collaboration with Funk Butcher), and another single from Addison Groove. SWAMP81 was also home to records from Boddika—establishing him as a solo artist and one of the year’s biggest producers. Perhaps most notably, the label (eventually) released “Sicko Cell,” one of 2011′s most anticipated tunes. (The song may not have quite lived up to the hype, but it did snag the #13 slot on our countdown of the year’s best tracks.) Even as folks begin to wonder about the state of so-called bass music and attempt to figure out exactly where it’s heading, there appears to be no shortage of quality music coming from the SWAMP81 camp. Shawn Reynaldo

XLR8R’s Best of 2011: Tracks

http://www.xlr8r.com/features/2011/12/xlr8rs-best-2011-tracks-part-one
http://www.xlr8r.com/features/2011/12/xlr8rs-best-2011-tracks-part-2


47. Boddika
 “2727″
 (SWAMP81)
Even in a year when Instra:mental, the duo he’s been a part of for more than a decade, released a widely acclaimed and sonically adventurous new album, the ascent of Boddika as a solo artist could not be stopped. Tracks like “2727″—with its thunderous drums, acid lines, and unapologetically raw aesthetic—are the reason why. Shawn Reynaldo

2727 by Boddika


46. French Fries 
”Champagne” 
(ClekClekBoom)
Legend has it that Claude VonStroke wanted to sign “Champagne” to his Dirtybird label, but young French producer French Fries politely declined and kept the tune for his own ClekClekBoom imprint. True or not, it’s quite the story, not that this tune, which uses white space as effectively as it employs snappy drums and eerie synths, needed much help finding its way into DJs’ playlists. Shawn Reynaldo

French Fries – Champagne / Hugz ft. Bambounou [CCB001] – Out Now! (12″ Ltd Ed Vinyl) by ClekClekBoom


44. Sepalcure 
”Pencil Pimp” 
(Hotflush)
Sepalcure seems to compose bass music on the most loose, yet subtle terms, and the pair’s unique perspective on the genre has continued to yield stellar results. Somehow both tribal and smooth in the same breath, “Pencil Pimp” immediately stood out during the course of the duo’s debut LP, mostly due to the sheer weight infused into its post-happy sound—think Mount Kimbie with slightly bigger balls (and maybe some more drugs in the mix). Glenn Jackson


43. Blawan 
”Getting Me Down”
Sampling generously from Brandy’s “I Wanna Be Down” is kind of a no-brainer (whether or not you’re willing to admit it, we all loved that song), but Blawan did much more than simply edit Brandy’s half-forgotten hit—he propelled it into the club of some distant planet with monstrous percussion and whatever the hell that reverse low-end sound is. Wherever it comes from, it’s strange, unnerving, and just about perfect. Glenn Jackson


26. Instra:Mental
 “When I Dip”
 (NonPlus)
2011 found veteran UK duo Instra:mental completing a very large left turn, essentially abandoning drum & bass for old-school electro, heavy low-end, and lots of 808 drum sounds. Ahead of the acclaimed Resolution 653, the pair dropped “When I Dip,” an undeniable tune that also folds some Southern-style booty bass into the outfit’s new sonic formula. It proved to be quite the effective opening salvo, both for Instra:mental’s re-emergence and Boddika’s big year as a solo artist. Shawn Reynaldo

Instra:mental Resolution 653 LP Sampler ‘Thomp’ / ‘When I Dip’ [NONPLUS013] by stholdings


24. Julio Bashmore
 “Ribble to Amazon” 
(3024)
There’s a line somewhere between soulful, UK-style house and anthemic, almost cheesy, bangers that can be dangerous. However, when walked just right, that line is perfect for the dancefloor. Julio Bashmore knows exactly how to walk it, and “Ribble to Amazon” is one of his finest journeys on that limb—the pads are warm, the vocals are just right, and those breakdowns are too good to be true. Glenn Jackson

JULIO BASHMORE RIBBLE TO AMAZON (3024-011B) by 3024world


18. Teeth 
”Shawty”
 (502)
Like many selections on Oneman’s 502 imprint, there’s not a whole lot to “Shawty.” Listening to the song, it quickly becomes apparent just how much space there is in the production, a factor that’s just as important as any of the actual sonic elements being put to use. That said, each of those elements is just about perfect. Utilizing low-slung drum beats, haunting synth melodies, and a sultry vocal sample, Finnish producer Teeth not only put himself on the bass-music map, he also created one of the year’s most memorable tunes. Shawn Reynaldo


13. Unknown 
”Sicko Cell”
 (SWAMP81)
It’s amazing that when “Sicko Cell”—undoubtedly the most hyped tune of the year—was finally released in late July, the world was essentially already over it. In a world where anticipation grows exponentially online and DJs are mastering YouTube rips in order to play the latest tune, especially one created “anonymously” (it’s an open secret that Joy Orbison produced the track) and only passed along to a select few, “Sicko Cell” simply ran out of steam. Nevertheless, that doesn’t change the fact that it’s a monster of a club track. With a stripped-down aesthetic and eerie vibe, the song is rather similar to Teeth’s “Shawty,” but the twisted, Burial-esque vocal samples put “Sicko Cell” over the top. Shawn Reynaldo


3. Scuba
 “Adrenalin”
 (Hotflush)
Scuba made a trance song. (Polite company might refer to it as progressive house, but we’re going to call a spade a spade.) On the heels of “Loss,” which he released earlier in the earlier under his SCB moniker (and already nabbed #41 on this list), it was apparent that Paul Rose was interested in exploring new sound palettes, but something this, well, epic was not really expected. While the notion of one of the most influential and boundary-pushing dubstep producers of the past decade making a tune that Sasha would play (yes, that happened) sounds like some kind of nightmare on the surface, it doesn’t change the fact that “Adrenalin” is not only an excellent track, but also a production that completely resets exactly what it is that Scuba is all about. Containing one grandiose and ethereal breakdown—not to mention a series of smaller ups and downs along the way—”Adrenalin” certainly plays to the dancefloor, particularly dancers looking to lose their shit once the beat comes back in and the song’s chunky bassline takes hold. The synths are washy and warm, the sounds employed are impeccably clean, and yes, the track is absolutely, undeniably a bit cheesy. It’s also eight of the most enjoyable minutes of music we heard all year (more or less on repeat, to be honest), and we can’t wait to hear what Scuba comes up with next. Shawn Reynaldo

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New D&B Releases





P51UK023 – State Of Mind – Dead In Detroit / Frankenfunk – 12″ Vinyl
‘Dead In Detroit’ has been a crowd favorite for most of 2011. Finally seeing full release, witness the organic baselines and beats that pay homage to the funkiest city on earth: DETROIT! Frankenfunk is a skankin’ romper stomper! A heavy ska influence plus heavy vintage sci-fi vibes = Project 51 transmissions incoming!

a State Of Mind – Dead In Detroit
b State Of Mind – Frankenfunk

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BMT006 – Blu Mar Ten – Problem Child / Sweet Little Supernova – 12″ Vinyl
Blu Mar Ten release the second single from their much-anticipated new album project ‘Love is the Devil’. Problem Child: Fusing the classic Virus sound with Blu Mar Ten’s inimitable ethereal production ‘Problem Child’ is cross-scene classic finding its way into a wide range of sets, from D Bridge and London Elektricity to Hype and Nicky Blackmarket. A deceptively sedate intro of choirs and strings gives way to a rollout full of howling mid-range and sub basses, interspersed with phrases of pure distortion all gliding over a set of sleazily funky breaks. Watch out for the rollercoaster reese on the second drop, guaranteed to send any club potty. Sweet Little Supernova: In stark contrast, ‘Sweet Little Supernova’ showcases the talents of Rochelle Parker who delivers a Cocteau Twins-esque vocal over Blu Mar Ten’s dense music. An acoustic percussion line underpins a pulsing set of basslines while a soaring mix of organic & synthetic instrumentation weaves around the unearthly vocal, providing a clear feminine counterpoint to ‘Problem Child’s resolutely masculine approach. With resident designer ithinkitsnice on artwork duties Problem Child / Sweet Little Supernova is a clear indication of the quality to be expected from the forthcoming Love Is The Devil LP. Blu Mar Ten receive regular DJ support from: Marky, London Elektricity, Doc Scott, Futurebound, Teebee, Instra:mental, D Bridge, Hype, John B, Logistics, Ed Rush, Marcus Intalex, Utah Jazz, Nicky Blackmarket, Makoto, Spectrasoul ,Simon Bassline Smith, Mutated Forms, Randall, Kasra, Ulterior Motive, B Complex, Apex, SPY, Craggz, DKay, Seba, Loxy, Ink, Lynx, John B, Data, Nerm & D-Kode, Jaydan, Annie Nightingale, Crissy Criss, Mosus, A Sides, Tom Middleton, ASC, State of Mind, Lomax, Alleycat, Big Bud and many more

a Blu Mar Ten – Problem Child
b Blu Mar Ten – Sweet Little Supernova

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DRPLP003T1 – Dom & Roland – Big Bang Part 1 – 12″ Vinyl
Dom of Dom & Roland needs no introduction. With his Roland sampler, he has been at the apex of drum and bass since the mid 90ʻs. One of the original pioneers of the techstep sound. NME once called him the George Lucas of the scene, due to his unfaltering ability to provide the listener with an auralʼgasm of epic soundscapes inspired by the visuals of a thousand sci-fi movies. You only have to search for the youtube video of DJ Marky “broking out” to Enforced which he played as his last tune at Global Gathering this year to see the impact this album will have this year and for the years to come.

a Dom & Roland – Enforced
aa Dom & Roland – Footnotes

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QRNUK011 – Fierce & S.P.Y – Fierce presents [OBLIVION] Part 1 – 12″ Vinyl
This 2 track 12” is a vinyl taster of the forthcoming [OBLIVION] album. [OBLIVION] is the final instalment of the [QUARANTINE] Trinity. The Follow up to [DOMINION] and [ZENITH] In conjunction with the digital album release on October 24th, [QUARANTINE] are also releasing two more 12” Vinyl’s with tracks from Optiv, Fierce, Vicious Circle, Jubei & Nocturnal. With DJ support from Andy C, Friction, dBridge S.P.Y, Doc Scott, Bailey, Ed Rush, Marky, Total Science and more… Andy C – “Some serious tunage on there” Pendulum (Paul) – “S.P.Y – Bloodshed – reminds me of those nasty old rollers from the late 90ʼs and early 00ʼs. This is a good thing!”

a Fierce & S.P.Y – Fury
aa S.P.Y – Bloodshed

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New D&B Promos





RECIPE024 – Skeptical – Blue Eyes EP – 12″ Vinyl x 2
Skeptical’s vinyl debut was on Ingredients back in May 2010 with “Transfer / Block 305”. He has since gone on to rack up 4 releases on the label including his excellent remix of Jubei’s “the Path” featured on the Recipe Book LP. Heavily supported by people such as dBridge & Doc scott, Skeptical has risen to great heights in a year, with his distinct cutting edge sound and awesome dub sonics. So we arrive at recipe024 with a special EP, as all four tracks have been carefully chosen by both himself & the label, with his own chosen sleeve and 500 numbered, limited edition 2 x 12” blue vinyl. A highly collectable piece of modern drum & bass! Dj support from dBridge, Doc scott, Marcus intalex, Flight, Storm, Loxy, SPY, Dub phizix, Spectrasoul, Phobia, to name a few.

a Skeptical – Blue Eyes
b Skeptical – Dub Sequence
c Skeptical – Catch 22
d Skeptical – These Words

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DIS049 – Marcus Intalex – Stark / Virgo – 12″ Vinyl
Dispatch Recordings is proud to count the Manchester legend among its ranks from now on. You can’t have missed one of the numerous top notch sounds he’s been providing throughout his long career. He is now gathering a forward thinking and historically self conscious music that we could easily define as pretty unique in its genre. The Soul :R boss offers us this time a really valuable glimpse of what D&B should be nowadays : inventive, energetic and technically perfect. When all these elements meet the great sense of groove of the big Soul master, you have a result you can genuinely be happy with. So are we. A. ‘Stark’ Classic tune ! No doubt nobody else would have been able to orchestrate that well so a large scape of unexpected tonalities. These mastered wobbles and swinging rythm make definitely up Marcus’ secret weapons. Some pure electric sounds dive you in a delicious nostalgic style of his own. The final result : a furiously original dance song. AA. ‘Virgo’ This is first a matter of musicality. A lively & lovely lead which is redolent of some of the biggest D&B anthems. A peerless technical and musical knowhow we can feel at every step of the tune. That percussive drum slightly enveloped by an ethereal melody creates a perfect wellbalanced ambiance. Absolute dancefloor killer. DJ support from: Ant TC1, Rob Da Bank, Calibre, Artificial Intelligence, Doc Scott, Fabio, Marky, DBridge,Rockwell, Octane & DLR, Need For Mirrors, Dabs, Lenzman, Survival, Youngsta, Skeptical, to name a few.

a Marcus Intalex – Stark
aa Marcus Intalex – Virgo

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SUICIDE059 – Vicious Circle & Nocturnal / Dom & Roland – Last Chance Saloon / Rollstar – 12″ Vinyl
First 12” taken from forth coming Commercial Suicide compilation. Last Chance Saloon the long awaited dub plate from Vicious Circle & Nocturnal finally hits wax. On the flip Dom & Roland delivers a lesson in how to roll out. Two killer tracks from Klute’s 10 year deep label.

a Vicious Circle & Nocturnal – Last Chance Saloon
aa Dom & Roland – Rollstar

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CRIT058 – Foreign Concept – Mob Justice – 12″ Vinyl
Moving towards the end of the year and it’s time for a temperature change as Critical gets ice cold with the talents of D&B scene newcomer, Foreign Concept. Although a relatively fresh face Foreign Concept has already made quite a name for himself have signed tunes to the likes of Samurai, Ingredients, Shogun and Commercial Suicide. Here Kasra picks possibly the cream of the crop with a release that has been hitting clubs hard all over for the past few months. Sometimes the only answer is ‘Mob Justice’. A staggered break, industrial fx and drifting pads open it up with the by now familiar to most ‘hang from the gallows’ vocal that signals the drop into some enormous droning sub-bass with twisted fills and oldskool amen edits. Cuts deep in the mix on any worthy sound system; a Critical anthem for all the Fabric regulars. Flipping over and label boss Kasra joins him in the studio for a joint venture with devastatingly good consequences. Kicking off with a more regular two-step break, piano chords and old soul vox ‘Show You’ rolls into a bouncing stepper with a surging b-line that keeps things moving with pace. One for the marching crew and another good sign of Kasra’s own production progress. Definitely much for to come from in the future from Foreign Concept.

a Foreign Concept – Mob Justice
b Foreign Concept & Kasra – Show You

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QRNUK012 – Optiv / Fierce / Vicious Circle / Jubei – Fierce presents [OBLIVION] Part 2 – 12″ Vinyl
This 2 track Vinyl release pairs Otiv’s ‘Waterboard’ with Fierce / Vicious Circle / Jubei’s ‘Fiend’ [OBLIVION] is the final instalment of the [QUARANTINE] Trinity. The Follow up to [DOMINION] and [ZENITH] With DJ support from Andy C, Friction, dBridge S.P.Y, Doc Scott, Bailey, Ed Rush, Marky, Total Science and more… Pendulum (Paul) – “Waterboard is classic [QUARANTINE] isnʼt it!!”

a Optiv – Waterboard
aa Fierce / Vicious Circle / Jubei – Fiend

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QRNUK013 – Fierce / Vicious Circle / Nocturnal – Fierce presents [OBLIVION] Part 3 – 12″ Vinyl
This 2 track Vinyl release pairs Fierce / Vicious Circle’s ‘Euphoric’ with Vicious Circle / Nocturnal’s ‘Skylark’ [OBLIVION] is the final instalment of the [QUARANTINE] Trinity. The Follow up to [DOMINION] and [ZENITH] With DJ support from Andy C, Friction, dBridge S.P.Y, Doc Scott, Bailey, Ed Rush, Marky, Total Science and more.. Andy C – “some serious tunage on there”

a Fierce / Vicious Circle – Euphoric
aa Vicious Circle / Nocturnal – Skylark

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ADRS005 – Coda – Crucial / Crucial (Savage Rehab Remix) – 12″ Vinyl
Audio Danger Records is back and this time they welcome Coda and Savage Rehab to the label. Showing the labels diversity, this release is strictly for the dance floor with both tracks bringing huge baselines sure to get any dance floor rolling. Coda has been fast becoming a name to watch with his recent hit ‘Tunnel Bass’ by himself and Zen on Zen’s label Flip Audio. He follows this release with the track Crucial on Audio Danger Records. This tune packs big bass and fat drums in buckets. The track has been supported by many artists including Hazard, Zen, Serum, Utah Jazz, Savage Rehab and many more. A must for all bass-heavy lovers. Savage Rehabs Remix of Crucial is absolutely firing. This track has already had huge support by DJ Hazard, Zen and The Risky on the DnBArena Podcast. Expect steppy beats and a super heavyweight bass line that will get any dance floor moving.

a Coda – Crucial
b Coda – Crucial (Savage Rehab Remix)

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BENEFITBEATS006 – Social Security – Ectoplasm /Burn Out Feat M.C Navigator – 12″ Vinyl
This time they bring to the table 2 of the most rolling smashing tunes from the BENEFIT camp. What’s good about Social music is that it has space and head room for you to mix the tune nicely in whatever way shape or form you choose. If you want to bashment switch it you can, or you want to use it for DD (Double Dropping) it’s there for you to do so or even roll out the mix. And the M.C’S don’t need to fight against the frequencies they can just do their thing without struggling. The SIGN ON SIDE is called ECTOPLASM and as you will hear for yourself its Pure rollage, tight heavy beats with a bass that juggernaut’s through any sound system, solid power and a firm favorite for all the people! Great for the M.C’S to chat over as they have called SO MANY REWINDS on this, so enjoy The SIGN OFF SIDE is BURN OUT Feat none other MORE FIRE Jungle Drum and Bass Legend, one of thee most versatile M.C’s in the history of our scene M.C NAVIGATOR. BURN OUT does exactly that, just Burns Out all the way till the very end leaving you wanting more. Drums that are heavy paced and neatly busy and once the bass drops then you know the tune means business because it’s time to SKANK. Also the catchy hook line by The Navigator surely tells you about tracks that stand the test of time and this is one of them because we will never get Burned because we live and we learn that’s why we will never get Burned…sounds familiar?! The ravers and the M.C’S calling for the rewind EVERY SINGLE TIME. HUGE TUNE for your sets, fresh to the ears and bodies and of Corse your souls. There you have it humans the 6th release given to you from Social Security – on Benefit Beats the PEOPLES PRODUCERS, Bless up – Press ups and Sit ups.

a Social Security – Ectoplasm
aa Social Security – Burn Out Feat M.C Navigator

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D&B Restocks Vinyl



CONTRAST00 – The Contrast – Days Go By

JC005 – Deekline & Ed Solo (Wildlife Collective) – Champion Lover

JUNO10X – Shara Nelson – Sense of Danger (Calibre remixes)

SUBTITLESUK008 – Ulterior Motive – Tesla / Seven Segments

NZ015X – Eastcolours / Foreign Concept & DBR UK – Acidized / Radiation

 

New Bass Music CD





MSCD001 – Radikal Guru – The Rootstepa – CD
Radikal Guru returns to Moonshine Recordings with a full length album. The CD entitled „The Rootstepa” contains 12 original tracks featuring such vocalists as: Cian Finn, Brother Culture and Mokey Jhayam. The tracks were recorded in various studios in London, Sao Paulo, Cork and Warsaw. Album have received heavy support from DJ Neil Perch (Zion Train), RSD, 6Blocc, Roommate, Bassnectar and many more. Fans of heavy dub and reggae influenced dubstep will love this one. Radikal Guru aka Mateusz Miller is a producer and dj born in northern Poland well known for his reggae-dubstep mash ups and unique sound influenced by dub originators such as King Tubby, Lee Scratch Perry or Scientist. He gained popularity after releasing a series of vinyl singles on Dubbed Out records (UK) in 2008. He started developing his production skills in Poland making trip-hop and jungle beats in 2004. Fascinated by sounds of Asian Underground in 2005 he put’s out a demo album called “The East-West connection” which started spreading around internet community. In 2005 he moved to Cork (Ireland) where he continued expanding his production techniques and started getting more attention by dropping his dj mixes in clubs around Ireland. During that time Radikal Guru sound progressed further when he started experimenting with dub and wide variety of sub genres including dubstep. In October 2008 he had his first tunes released by Z-Audio’s sister label Dubbed Out records and only after few months he got a lot of attention from listeners around the globe and his music was played in radio stations like BBC Asian Network, Sub FM, Rinse FM, Sensimedia Network and many more. From 2009 Radikal Guru is delivering his sound in clubs and festivals around Europe and continues his quest to this day.

1 Radikal Guru – Dread Commandments
2 Radikal Guru Ft. Brother Culture – Fire
3 Radikal Guru – King Kong
4 Radikal Guru – Wisdom Dub
5 Radikal Guru Ft. Cian Finn – Babylon Sky
6 Radikal Guru – The Rootstepa
7 Radikal Guru Ft. Monkey Jhayam – Eu Ja Lhe Disse
8 Radikal Guru – Tundra Dub
9 Radikal Guru – Kali
10 Radikal Guru – Ethnic
11 Radikal Guru Ft. Cian Finn – This Applies
12 Radikal Guru – Conquering Dub

 

New Bass Music releases





DP059 – Emalkay – The World (Trolley Snatcha & Teebee Remixes) – 12″ Vinyl
Both these fine remixes finally get pressed on Vinyl due to public demand. Trolley Snatcha tears out the Dubstep while on the flip drum and bass don Teebee, delivers one of his best remixes to date. Emalkay is famous for his club smashing hits ‘When I Look At You’ ‘Fabrication’ ‘Explicit’ and ‘Crusader’ to name just a few! A side ‘The World’ feat ft. Lena Cullen is taken from the album ‘Eclipse’.

a Emalkay – The World (Trolley Snatcha Remix)
aa Emalkay – The World (TeeBee Remix)

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MS005 – JingBong Ting Ft. Ziggy – Cry Murda – 12″ Vinyl
After few months of silence we are back with a new massive 12”. This time it’s Jacky Murda and Max Powa, a duo from Barcelona that goes by the name of JingBong Ting. After many years on the jungle scene, in 2006 Jacky started the Little Island project, collaborating in Brighton and Barcelona with UK producer Kion on dubby, deep, rootsy material. Tunes by Kion & Murda started to get rotation in crucial UK dances like DMZ, >>FWD , and SuperDubPressure with djs like Mala, Rusko, Tes La Rok, Joe Nice, Nick Argon, BunZer0, Noah D, Daddy G, N-Type and Itchy Robot picking up on the Little Island sound. 2009 also marked the creation of the “JingBong Ting”, a live act comprised of Jacky Murda and Max Powa. JingBong Ting’s first release dropped in 2010 on WAR records, and the second release , complete with video, “Sundown” featuring Top Cat in May 2011. On the Flip you can find a heavy Ragga-Jungle remix by HoT a DJ and Producerliving in Tula, Russia. In 2009 his remix of „Policeman and Soldiers” appeared on the famous jungle label JungleXpeditions. Today HoT continues to push his sound to the worldwide ragga-jungle massive.

a JingBong Ting Ft. Ziggy – Cry Murda
b JingBong Ting Ft. Ziggy – Cry Murda (HoT Remix)

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SINS006 – Stinkahbell – Something In Your Eyes / GTS – 12″ Vinyl
Anthem alert!! 2011 is geared to being a big year for Stinkahbell and ‘Something In Your Eyes’ is the tune that will blow them up. One of the biggest tunes going right now a infectious vocal hook massive vocal track thats won over the support of the likes of Mistajam & Annie Mac. Sin City Recordings are proud to release this alongside GTS.

a Stinkahbell – Something In Your Eyes
b Stinkahbell – GTS

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HF030 – Scuba – Adrenalin – 12″ Vinyl
Hotflush Recordings presents the first new Scuba single since 2010’s landmark album, Triangulation. Since that release Scuba has concentrated more squarely on deep, epic house and techno via the SCB project, most notably with Loss released earlier this year on Aus Music. That focus extends itself to the lead track of this release, Adrenalin, which must be the most unashamedly dancefloor Scuba track to date, while b-sides Never and Everywhere take the well-documented fascination with melody that pervaded previous Scuba material to a new level.

a Scuba – Adrenalin
b1 Scuba – Never
b2 Scuba – Everywhere

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SSDUBSTARV1 – Da 3rd Kind – I Obey – 12″ Vinyl
Southside dubstar brings to you New Kid on the Block , just been signed to southside dubstar one of the new up and coming talents, Dj producer Da 3rd kind, track entitled I Obey has had the backing from Skream, N Type, and The Aliens they have been playing this track for the last 6 months. Finally it is ready for release, thankyou for your support, Southside Dubstar.

a Da 3rd Kind – I Obey
Da 3rd Kind – Outcast

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New Bass Music Promos





EXIT028 – dBridge – So Lonely – 12″ Vinyl
dBridge on production and vocals.

a1 dBridge – So Lonely (Original mix)
a2 dBridge – So Lonely (Morgan Zarate Remix)
b1 dBridge – So Lonely (Consequence Remix)
b2 dBridge – So Lonely (Accapella)

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SCB003 – SCB – Mace / Overlay – 12″ Vinyl
It has been nearly a year since the last single dropped on Paul Rose’s SCB label, and for 2011 it returns in full force with two brand new cuts. “Mace” and “Overlay”, both insistent and hard-hitting, further establish the carefully crafted style of the SCB project

a SCB – Mace
b SCB – Overlay

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HFT018 – Paul Woolford and Psycatron – Stolen – 12″ Vinyl
Hotflush presents a special collaboration between two modern-day techno innovators: Paul Woolford and Psycatron. Both maintaining an influential discography on labels such as Planet E, Intimacy, Tresor, and Bedrock, they’ve come together to produce “Stolen”, a nine-minute techno excursion. Utilising relentless, throbbing percussion that sizzles over growling, acidic synthesis and carefully placed samples, it’s presented in three distinct versions, introducing filter-swept chords in the Dub Mix, and an even deeper submersion in the second Dub Mix that perfectly eclipses the raw temperament of the original.

a Paul Woolford and Psycatron – Stolen
aa Paul Woolford and Psycatron – Stolen (Dub Mix)

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SAIGON006 – T-Polar – Apollo EP – 12″ Vinyl
Ltd Promo’s, full artwork housed in the Saigon Recordings housebag. T-Polar is an artist who’s musical output dates back as far as 2002 releasing on labels like Modernism, Epsilonlab, Karloff, Acroplane, Lefthouse Recordings and L2S. This brand new release on Saigon Recordings is T-Polar’s self-confessed ‘finest work to date’, a sublime blend of House, Funky and Bass Music with each track taking a journey from melancholy to euphoria. Orphan101 steps up to remix the lead track from the EP ‘Apollo’. Support for the release has come from such names as 2562, dBridge, Boddika, ASC, Instra:mental, WNCL, GoldFFinch and Mary Anne Hobbs who has been playing ‘Ghosts Of Eckerville’ regularly on her XFM show as her ‘Track of the week’.

a1 T-Polar – Apollo
a2 T-Polar – Apollo (Orphan101 Remix)
b1 T-Polar – Ghosts Of Eckerville
b2 T-Polar – Kriblurk

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SL016 – Josh Money – Let Go With You / The Wrong People – 12″ Vinyl
Currently churning out some of the most fiendishly heavy beats around for EA Games, Floridaís Josh Money’s latest release follows the bassbin-busting Bullet for the Bears, which had bass fiends on both sides of the Atlantic foaming at the mouth with its orchestral breakdowns, gnarly low end and tight-as-all-hell edits. Now he’s back with a double helping of utter carnage for Sludge. First up, Let Go With You drops sumptuous pads, oriental-style synths and slick vocal stylings before dragging you onto the floor with a bassline that feels like waking up to a shot of tequila while being roundly spanked by maniacal goblins from the planet RWOAR. It’s also got enough edits to keep even the most discerning clubber’s brain ticking over at triple-time. Next up, we have something even more repulsively brilliant for you. String arrangements bring AA-side The Wrong People in nicely, before dark orchestral arrangements give way to bubbling beats, searing sawtooth bass and more naughty, trademark edits for one seriously epic chunk of filth. A brace of essential bangers for the discerning modern dubstepper, and a sign that Josh has cemented himself as a producer to watch in 2011 and beyond.

a Josh Money – Let Go With You
aa Josh Money – The Wrong People

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Bass Music Vinyl Restocks



HFRMX004 – Scuba – The Upside (Martyn Remix)

HF021 – Mount Kimbie – Maybes

HF023 – Mount Kimbie – Sketch On Glass

HES011 – James Blake – The Bells Sketch

IDLE004 – Headhunter – Lost Prophet / Chasing Dragons

CHEAP033X – Jack Beats Ft. John B – All Night (Skream Remix)

HEK011 – James Blake – Order / Pan

WHEELYDEALY017 – Kutz – Superman / Spontaneous

NWA002 – Squarewave, Sukh Knight & Mr. K – Tribesman EP

3024015 – Instra:mental / Trevino – Pyramid / Chip

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New D&B CD





DRPLP003CD – Dom & Roland – The Big Bang LP – CD
Dom of Dom & Roland needs no introduction. With his Roland sampler, he has been at the apex of drum and bass since the mid 90ʻs. One of the original pioneers of the techstep sound. NME once called him the George Lucas of the scene, due to his unfaltering ability to provide the listener with an auralʼgasm of epic soundscapes inspired by the visuals of a thousand sci-fi movies. The Big Bang will be his fifth album and builds upon a sturdy framework of singles, albums and remixes going right back to when he was signed to Moving Shadow with itʼs now legendary cult status. His previous album credits read like a whoʼs who of electronic music and have featured collaborations with creative masterminds like Optical, Matrix, Hive, Rob Playford, Noisia and Amon Tobin. This album being completely solo is a departure from his previous four. In Domʼs own words “Apart from being something Iʼve never done before, I wanted to get back to what I originally loved about DnB back in the late 90ʼs and turn it into something more modern whilst retaining full control of the creation myself. I was also interested to see if there was still a place for the kind of dirty funk that Iʼm into in todays ultra clean digital world” So what do you get? “Epic Lucusʼesque monsters” Flux and Enforced , “Tearouts” 2097 and Paralax, “Steppers” Cigars n Money and Terminate , “Neurofunkin” Nostradamus, Capsicum and Footnotes, “Rollers” Dune and Raptor and not forgetting a Dom trademark “Vocal Amen Smasher” Electric Smile VIP. It covers all bases of the music that has made Dom what he is today and if todays current big name DJʼs are to be believed, it will be remembered as one of his best. You only have to search for the youtube video of DJ Marky “broking out” to Enforced which he played as his last tune at Global Gathering this year to see the impact this album will have this year and for the years to come.

1 Dom & Roland – Paralax
2 Dom & Roland – Raptor
3 Dom & Roland – Footnotes
4 Dom & Roland – Dune
5 Dom & Roland – Nostradamus
6 Dom & Roland – Enforced
7 Dom & Roland – Cigars N Money
8 Dom & Roland – Flux
9 Dom & Roland – Electric Smile VIP
10 Dom & Roland – Terminate
11 Dom & Roland – 2097
12 Dom & Roland – Capsicum

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PRSPCTCD002 – Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Peer to Peer Pressure – CD
When you say Eye-D & Hidden you can only think of 3 things.. Devastating kicks, ear shattering snares and chest rattling subs. These 2 pioneers of the hard styled DnB  have been at it for more than 10 years already releasing together, separate or under their alias ‘The Outside Agency’ on countless labels already. But now finally their very first album entitled ‘Peer to Peer Pressure’ sees the light of day. The opening track ‘Ascender’ sets the tone perfectly, it lifts you up only to let you plummet to your death and scream for your life when ‘Battlefield’ kicks in. The menacing drop and drum patterns will destroy anything that comes in his path without remorse so brace yourself for impact.’Chemical Dreams’ soothes the wounds of eardrum devastation with its epic post apocalyptic attitude and ribcage shaking subs. Then it’s off to the ‘Beholder’ a BPM shifting, genre style fusing roller which will leave you wondering for ages to come. ‘Instinct’ offers a different taste to the mix and shows the industrial side to the duo but drenched in melancholy. If things are already turning for the worst then there is only 1 thing that can make it worse and that’s ‘Rain’. When this one kicks in a shower of drums and kicks are hurled at you at the speed of light, so you better prepare yourself. ‘Speed Bump’ shows that they can flow in any way they want to.. So this one comes equipped with a destructive Dubstep breakdown for the crossover crew and switches back with maximum rolling effect. Then last but not least for the vinyl package is ‘Time Device’ .. Eye-D & Hidden turn to a drumstep tip that will wreck any system to smithereens in mere seconds. A beat with so much destruction should be illegal in every country. For the CD owners we got 3 exclusive tracks ‘Transformer’, ‘Highways’ and ‘Break You’!

CD1 1 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Ascender -
CD1 2 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Instinct -
CD1 3 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Rain -
CD1 4 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Chemical Dreams -
CD1 5 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Time Device -
CD1 6 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Transformer -
CD1 7 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Beholder -
CD1 8 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Speed Bump -
CD1 9 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Highways -
CD1 10 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Battlefield -
CD1 11 Eye-D & DJ Hidden – Break You -

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New D&B Releases





EI016 – Evol Intent – Cruise Control / Ghost – 12″ Vinyl
Underground legends may well be an understatement, but the importance of Evol Intent in drum n’ bass is simply undeniable. Beats that think, beats that hurt and with this 12” beats that massacre you. Drum & Bass ?, Drumstep ? Dubstep ?… who cares this 12” hurts!

a Evol Intent – Cruise Control
aa Evol Intent – Ghost

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AUXSYM004 – Consequence – Symbol #4 – 12″ Vinyl
Consequence adds his name to the Symbol series roster with perhaps the most adventurous of the series yet. Fractured percussive elements, dark overtones, reverbed field recordings all add up for something special in Consequence’s very unique style.

a1 Consequence – Symbol #4.1
a2 Consequence – Symbol #4.2
aa1 Consequence – Symbol #4.3
aa2 Consequence – Symbol #4.4

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New D&B Promos





HE001 – Makoto – Tower Of Love Ft. Paul Randolph – 12″ Vinyl
Finish copy promo – First single taken from Makoto’s imminent new LP ‘Souled Out’. Side A – Tower of Love feat. Paul Randolph Tower of Love is a fitting A Side for the single from Makoto’s 3rd studio album “Souled Out”. Take a moment to think back to the golden years of the legendary Motown Records. With their soulful vibes, electric keys and beats that you can’t help but boogie to, this label defined a generation and changed the landscape of music forever. Tower of Love is Makoto’s wonderful take on this sound. Featuring the sublime vocals of Paul Randolph, who has worked with world famous artists such as Jazzanova, Zed Bias & Carl Craig’s Innerzone Orchestra, as well as live sounding dance hall style beats and super funky guitars Tower of Love is most definitely one of the freshest drum and bass tunes written this decade. Side B – Keep Me Down feat. Angela Johnson Makoto’s trademark dancefloor vibe compliments Angela Johnson’s classic soulful vocals on this tune perfectly. An empowering song of triumph over adversity – Keep Me Down’s huge amen break, driving pads, beepy arpeggios and massive bass are guaranteed to get the dance floor moving. This is a huge tune with a killer vibe from Makoto once again.

a Makoto – Tower Of Love Ft. Paul Randolph (Extended 12″ Mix)
b Makoto – Keep Me Down Ft. Angela Johnson (Full Length Mix)

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DISLTD003 – Need For Mirrors / Bazil – Lo Walk / Traction – 10″ Vinyl
On the A side of this release we’re pleased to welcome 2 guys to the label that both need no introduction! Need For Mirrors get deep and pretty grimey on the low end with “LoWalk” mastered at Exhale Audio, and as ever sounding superb! The sheer power of the bass on this track is quite simply astounding. On the flip sees Bazil also debut on Dispatch LTD with what we feel is one of his best pieces of work “Traction”, being someone to watch Bazil quite simply put presents some real dance floor done best with some clever arrangement start to finish and a drop that will blow your socks off! Support from Doc Scott, AI, Goldie, Ant TC1, Calyx, Survival, Subterra, Dose, Octane and DLR, Sabre, Vicious Circle to name a few…

a Need For Mirrors – Lo Walk
aa Bazil – Traction

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P51UK023 – State Of Mind – Dead In Detroit / Frankenfunk – 12″ Vinyl
Finish copy promo. ‘Dead In Detroit’ has been a crowd favorite for most of 2011. Finally seeing full release, witness the organic baselines and beats that pay homage to the funkiest city on earth: DETROIT! Frankenfunk is a skankin’ romper stomper! A heavy ska influence plus heavy vintage sci-fi vibes = Project 51 transmissions incoming!

a State Of Mind – Dead In Detroit
b State Of Mind – Frankenfunk

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BMT006 – Blu Mar Ten – Problem Child / Sweet Little Supernova – 12″ Vinyl
This September Blu Mar Ten release the second single from their much-anticipated new album project ‘Love is the Devil’. Problem Child: Fusing the classic Virus sound with Blu Mar Ten’s inimitable ethereal production ‘Problem Child’ is cross-scene classic finding its way into a wide range of sets, from D Bridge and London Elektricity to Hype and Nicky Blackmarket. A deceptively sedate intro of choirs and strings gives way to a rollout full of howling mid-range and sub basses, interspersed with phrases of pure distortion all gliding over a set of sleazily funky breaks. Watch out for the rollercoaster reese on the second drop, guaranteed to send any club potty. Sweet Little Supernova: In stark contrast, ‘Sweet Little Supernova’ showcases the talents of Rochelle Parker who delivers a Cocteau Twins-esque vocal over Blu Mar Ten’s dense music. An acoustic percussion line underpins a pulsing set of basslines while a soaring mix of organic & synthetic instrumentation weaves around the unearthly vocal, providing a clear feminine counterpoint to ‘Problem Child’s resolutely masculine approach. With resident designer ithinkitsnice on artwork duties Problem Child / Sweet Little Supernova is a clear indication of the quality to be expected from the forthcoming Love Is The Devil LP. Blu Mar Ten receive regular DJ support from: Marky, London Elektricity, Doc Scott, Futurebound, Teebee, Instra:mental, D Bridge, Hype, John B, Logistics, Ed Rush, Marcus Intalex, Utah Jazz, Nicky Blackmarket, Makoto, Spectrasoul ,Simon Bassline Smith, Mutated Forms, Randall, Kasra, Ulterior Motive, B Complex, Apex, SPY, Craggz, DKay, Seba, Loxy, Ink, Lynx, John B, Data, Nerm & D-Kode, Jaydan, Annie Nightingale, Crissy Criss, Mosus, A Sides, Tom Middleton, ASC, State of Mind, Lomax, Alleycat, Big Bud and many more

a Blu Mar Ten – Problem Child
b Blu Mar Ten – Sweet Little Supernova

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DMND006 – LSB – Subdued / Beep – 12″ Vinyl
In 2011 Swiss run Demand Records has proven something that hundreds of start-up labels every year fail to: that you can start a successful record label from scratch without compromising on the quality of the music. In an ocean of mediocre imprints and teeth-grating noise slapped together on home studio set ups, this label demands more – and the support they’ve received from Brookes Brothers, DJ Hype, DJ Marky, Netsky, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, the mighty UKF Drum & Bass channel and more is proof positive that Demand Records is doing something right. Their next release sees them do something else right, sign a single from Luke Beavon a.k.a LSB. Having released sporadically since 2002, LSB is hardly new to the game, but this year sees him at his production best with a fresh set of releases. Straight out of the box is ‘Subdued’, an impeccably produced slice of melancholic drum & bass that Kiss FM’s DJ Hype describes as “Ice cold”. Gradually building and growing, this is a track that slowly creeps its way into your head and then doesn’t let go. Gentle bass trickery and sweeping atmospherics are the order of the day and this one is sure to provide a momentary moment of calm amongst the D&B minutia. ‘Beep’ doesn’t disappoint either as LSB creates an equally good, but altogether different, vibe. Tiny scatterings of drums are underlain with percussive energy that roll the track along as expertly placed sound effects intersperse with precision and a deep and deadly sub bass ensures people’s ribcages will be rattling.

a LSB – Subdued
aa LSB – Beep

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DRPLP003T1 – Dom & Roland – Big Bang Part 1 – 12″ Vinyl
Dom of Dom & Roland needs no introduction. With his Roland sampler, he has been at the apex of drum and bass since the mid 90ʻs. One of the original pioneers of the techstep sound. NME once called him the George Lucas of the scene, due to his unfaltering ability to provide the listener with an auralʼgasm of epic soundscapes inspired by the visuals of a thousand sci-fi movies. You only have to search for the youtube video of DJ Marky “broking out” to Enforced which he played as his last tune at Global Gathering this year to see the impact this album will have this year and for the years to come.

a Dom & Roland – Enforced
aa Dom & Roland – Footnotes

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CLS016 – Komatic – Rectified / The Initiated – 12″ Vinyl
All the UK Heads out there know Komatic from his numerous dj gigs and radio shows at places like Raindance (resident for 2 years), Helter Skelter, Ministry of Sound, Maximum Exposure, Basic Standardz, InneRSense, Blunt, Stush, Keen FM, Blaze FM, Noize FM and many more over the past decade. More recently Komatic started his own show at Basdrive for the heads all over the world. The fact that Komatic has been a dj has been really helpfull in his production carreer and can be heard straight away when listened to the first beats on the CLS016. Rectified is a super dj-friendly tune, with rolling beats, nice vocal vibes and bad bass lines. A must have for the Celsius crowd that likes to bust some moves on the dancelfoor. The flip called The Initiated is on a deeper tip, but still very dancefloor friendly though. Deep rolling bassline sets the pace!

a Komatic – Rectified
b Komatic – The Initiated

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SCULT005 – Intiman feat. Foreign Beggars – Hit That – 12″ Vinyl
The whole project started during a festival in Rome called Get Numb, where Foreign Beggars were invited as headliners. The producers Intiman and Maztek were both present in the same line up. The Foreign Beggars were picked up at the airport, and thus started a one day odyssey to carry the band around Rome. After a quick radio interview they all jumped in the studio and they came out with this brand new tune on an Intiman instrumental. http://youtu.be/W_zj-XIIT7k After a few weeks of studio work the original version was ready, Maztek was called to check what was going on and he started to work on a massive dnb remix, which is a mix between breakbeat and Drum & Bass perfect to change the music style while playing live and he decided to release it on Subculture, his own label. This release is the single of the new Maztek Album called ‘back to the new era’ which will be a mix of different styles from dubstep to dnb featuring many mcs from Mc coppa to 2shy and mc Temper http://youtu.be/XTqO_4hy8Qs The Maztek remix was featured on Bailey BBC1 extra ahow and it is supported so far by Ed Rush, N-phect, Future Signal, Btk, Metrik, Blokhe4d, State of Mind, Cause 4 Concern, Optiv, Prolix, Kano, Renegade Hardware label and many more.

a Intiman feat. Foreign Beggars – Hit That (Maztek remix)
b Intiman feat. Foreign Beggars – Hit That

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YSR003 – Cooh / Lucio De Rimanez & Dereck – Teroma / I Scream – 12″ Vinyl
The latest Yellow Stripe release presents one more banging tune from the Bulgarian producer Cooh. Undeniably techno and hardcore influenced, with hypnotic build-ups and synthwork, Teroma is definitely a tune that’ll smash dancefloors anywhere to bits. Also on this release YS brings you a long-awaited collaboration by Russian hard D&B heads Lucio de Rimanez and Dereck. Featuring memorable samples that’ll make you smile every time you hear them, I Scream has been driving crowds wild before its release and will certainly continue to do so.

a Cooh – Teroma
b Lucio De Rimanez & Dereck – I Scream

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D&B Restocks Vinyl




SECOPS016 – Seba & Physics – Before I Can Breathe / The Music

DISLTD002 – DBR UK / NickBee – Fortress VIP / Carpe Diem

 

New Bass Music releases





MEDI045 – Cyrus – Visions – 12″ Vinyl
Cyrus is a true pioneer and veteran of the Dubstep scene and has been around since its inception releasing various singles from as far back as 2004 on Pinch’s Tectonic label, Southside Dubstars, Distance’s mighty Chestplate label and of course his own imprint Random Trio Productions under Random Trio and Cyrus. Cyrus’s album ‘From The Shadow’s’ on Tectonic released in 2007 was one of the first Dubstep long players and featured stone cold Dubstep minimal classic ‘Indian Stomp’ which was also picked up and featured in hit Hollywood movie ‘Children of Men’ alongside Digital Mystikz and Kode9. Cyrus’s brutally minimalistic, hypnotic and cavernous sound runs throughout all his productions and is beautifully captured on his second release for Mala’s DEEP MEDi Musik with the forthcoming tracks “Vision” and “The Calling”.

a Cyrus – Visions
b Cyrus – The Calling

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3024015 – Instra:mental / Trevino – Pyramid / Chip – 12″ Vinyl
Fresh from the pleasures of introducing Jon Convex to the world, 3024 heads off on a pair of tangents for the next project. The 14th release marks the label’s first split 12″ – a result of 2 tracks falling in to their collective lap that were too good to wait for individual releases. Despite the 2 very different acts involved, the symmetry in both musical background and production methodology makes for a record as coherent as any in the label’s back catalogue, with both artists closely linked to both 3024 and Martyn’s career. Filling up the first side is the ever-evolving four-legged analogue Hoover that is Instra:mental, with a raucous victory lap following on from their widely acclaimed ‘Revolution 653’ album, and the two members’ warmly received solo endeavors as Boddika (aka Alex Green) and Jon Convex (aka Damon Kirkham). Less an example of the icy metallic Instra:mental sound showcased on their debut long player and more a collaboration between the combined talents of their respective monikers, ‘Pyramid’ takes the Decepticon strut of Green’s solo work and grafts it seamlessly to the EBM aesthetic of the initial wave of ‘Convexations,’ to form an undulating monster of sub-low Atari evoking murk and swing. The flip-side is home to the debut work of the new alias from a DJ/producer who’s integral to 3024′s formation, an artist as at home on the golf course as he has been at raves throughout the last few decades. In contrast to the deliberate pulse of ‘Pyramid’, the man no one knows as Trevino introduces himself to the wider world with ‘Chip.’ An urgently paced update of the cybernetic warehouse sound beloved of Northern England at the turn of the 90′s, ‘Chip’ is instantly evocative of the finest early Warp releases in both its floor friendliness and cunning melodic turns. The increasingly talked about Erosie takes time out from some soon-to-be-revealed new projects, and graces 3024-015 with another sleeve in his resiliently inimitable style.

a Instra:mental – Pyramid
b Trevino – Chip

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MLTMR001 – EVM128 – Groove Content EP – 12″ Vinyl
Ross Allen’s Meltdown Music Recordings is kick-starting into life with this stunning mini album/EP from Welsh native and production talent EVM. EVM’s music holds a fine balance between the contemporary and the classic, between UK garage, broken hip-hop, and the vibe of reggae, house and soul, wrapped in velvety production and a technical style all of his own. Title track ‘Groove Content’ has been a mainstay on Ross’s weekly Ministry of sound show for six months, and it’s now in the hands of Gilles Peterson who has already hailed it as a ‘classic,’ supporting it on his BBC Radio 1 show and tearing it up on the main stage at this years’ Sonar Festival. Huw Stephens of Radio 1 also made EVM’s remix of DJ Vadim’s ‘Elope’ his Record of The Week back in Sept 2010. The other tracks on the EP are of a more down beat nature but equally as inspiring; from the Dilla-esque, tech-hop of ‘Falling’ (which features EVM’s vocal talents), to the vocodered groove of The ‘Slow Jam’ and the teched out boom-bap of ‘D N A.’ Liverpudlian vocalist Amy Wilson features and writes on the track ‘Stay,’ a reggae-inflected garage gem, plus the more forward thinking ‘U Want More.’ It’s a diverse EP; Short and sweet and super catchy.

a1 EVM128 – Groove Content
a2 EVM128 – Fallin’
a3 EVM128 – Stay
b1 EVM128 – The Slow Jam
b2 EVM128 – D N A
b3 EVM128 – U Want More

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New Bass Music Promos





DP059 – Emalkay – The World (Trolley Snatcha & Teebee Remixes) – 12″ Vinyl
Both these fine remixes finally get on pressed Vinyl due to public demand. Trolley Snatcha tears out the Dubstep while on the flip drum and bass don Teebee, delivers one of his best remixes to date. Emalkay is famous for his club smashing hits ‘When I Look At You’ ‘Fabrication’ ‘Explicit’ and ‘Crusader’ to name just a few! A side ‘The World’ feat ft. Lena Cullen is taken from the album ‘Eclipse’.

a Emalkay – The World (Trolley Snatcha Remix)
aa Emalkay – The World (TeeBee Remix)

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WHEELYDEALY021 – Soap Dodgers – No 6 / Drum Roll – 12″ Vinyl
For artists so fresh, Soap Dodgers are already kicking up a storm. As promised, to back up their technically precise DJ sets, their powerful production has already found its signature sound incorporating their tough, precise beats and bass resulting in it being backed by many of the scenes finest. With a number of releases forthcoming on NType’s ‘Wheel ’n’ Deal’ label, Soap Dodgers’ have received huge support from the likes of NType, Kutz, Youngsta, Hatcha, The Others, Lost, Shiverz, 16bit, plus even more frontrunners in today’s scene.

a Soap Dodgers – No 6
aa Soap Dodgers – Drum Roll

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HEK012 – Nautiluss X Lord Skywave – Ultraviolet / Bleu Monday – 12″ Vinyl
Canadian producer ‘Nautiluss’ aka Graham Douglas Bertie of Thunderheist (of underground dance hit ‘Jerk It’ on Big Dada) and UK singer/songwriter Simon Lord (Simian/Black Ghosts) under his Lord Skywave alter ego, joined forces after meeting on a high-spirited liquor-sodden North American tour. Lauded by their peers Mistajam, Giles Peterson, Mary Anne Hobbs, and Sinden, their hyped sound, exploring fresh sonic territory has already had national airplay. Their first collaboration ‘Ultraviolet’ is a finely tuned piece of dark, tense and spectral noise – classic, cavernous after-hours club music, backed with the instrumental ‘Bleu Monday’.

a Nautiluss X Lord Skywave – Ultraviolet
aa Nautiluss X Lord Skywave – Bleu Monday

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NONPLUS016 – Kassem Mosse – Enoha EP – 12″ Vinyl
Germany based producer Kassem Mosse releases his second EP for Nonplus, entitled Enoha, The four track release follows on from last year’s ” We Speak To Those/Hi Res” 12 inch for the label, which is run by UK duo Instra:mental. This year Mosse – real name Gunnar Wendel – has already released two solo EPs, including the Workshop 12 and a limited 7″ for Mikrodisco which included the brilliant DJ Koze-esque mindfuck house track “7am”. http://www.inhabitonline.co.uk

a1 Kassem Mosse – Enoha
a2 Kassem Mosse – GSO2
b1 Kassem Mosse – Inswanna
b2 Kassem Mosse – Sleepworking

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HF030 – Scuba – Adrenalin – 12″ Vinyl
Hotflush Recordings presents the first new Scuba single since 2010’s landmark album, Triangulation. Since that release Scuba has concentrated more squarely on deep, epic house and techno via the SCB project, most notably with Loss released earlier this year on Aus Music. That focus extends itself to the lead track of this release, Adrenalin, which must be the most unashamedly dancefloor Scuba track to date, while b-sides Never and Everywhere take the well-documented fascination with melody that pervaded previous Scuba material to a new level.

a Scuba – Adrenalin
b1 Scuba – Never
b2 Scuba – Everywhere

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WOW002 – Gemmy – Too Far / Da Dodgems – 12″ Vinyl
Bristol purple w0w pioneer Gemmy rolls out his second plate on his new home imprint and what a banger it is too! Both sides hit hard on the dancefloor with ‘Too Far’ heading up the A-side and ‘Da Dodgems’ on the flip. Solid ammunition that is in for a penny – in for a pound, bright and tastefully energetic throughout.

a Gemmy – Too Far
aa Gemmy – Da Dodgems

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HENCH028 – Giant – Iron Man / Party Starter – 12″ Vinyl
Finished copy promo’s. The mighty Hench return with their latest release from Russia’s Giant which contains three members one of which being Enei who has been famed for his recent big releases in D&B world on labels like Critical. Big bashy dancefloor Dubstep on offer here from a label renowned for releasing some of the biggest Dubstep anthems out there.

a Giant – Iron Man
aa Giant – Party Starter

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HENCH029 – MRK1 Ft. Doctor – Bo / Rapapampam – 12″ Vinyl
Finished copy promo. MRK1 is back with some vocal dubstep bangers featuring the vocal talents of Doctor who has previously worked with the likes of Cotti and others in the grime world. These tunes are set to blow speakers worldwide, don’t sleep on these ANTHEM STYLEE!

a MRK1 Ft. Doctor – Bo
aa MRK1 Ft. Doctor – Rapapampam

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7EVEN20V – F – Full Throttle / Slow Down – 12″ Vinyl
‘Full Throttle / Slow Down’ is the first 12” on 7even Recordings by Florent Aupetit also known as F since his highly acclaimed ‘Energy Distortion’ album on the label in 2010. Recognized for the quality of his productions and his tight work on the beats structure, ‘Full Throttle’ and ‘Slow Down’ show a new direction of F’s studio work and have been supported by the likes of 2562 in his Little White Earbuds podcast, Bok-Bok in his FACT mix, Distal in his recent Urb mix as well as DJ Pinch, Jackmaster, Untold, DJ Boomnoise, DJG, Doc Daneeka, ENA and DJ Flight to name but a few. DJ Pinch (Tectonic Records): ‘Love the tunes – gonna cut em both’ DJ Thinking (Black Box – Chemical Records): ‘immense! Heavy support for these 2 no doubt’ DJ Boomnoise (Sub FM): ‘thanks so much for sending this over. Been rinsing this!! Went down really well on the show tonight. Too good. This coming out? It should be.’ Pariah (R&S): “really feeling the “slow down” bit on the a.m.s podcast…” Jackmaster (Numbers) : “love it, it’s very special!” Untold (Hemlock): “cheers for these! I really like “Slowdown’

a F – Full Throttle
b F – Slow Down

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RS1108 – Blawan – What You Do With What You Have – 12″ Vinyl
Blawan returns to R&S with a superb new single. What You Do With What You Have is another step up for the young producer, following the Bohla EP and his huge Getting Me Down white label. It takes a fundamental message from some KDJ spoken word and twists it through submerged acid lines, trademark driving percussion and classic techno stabs. The way he works the vocal is simply amazing, and validates the fact that “It ain’t what you got, it is what you do with what you have.” Vibe Decorium on the flip is another twisted piece of acid house put through the Blawan blender, marking him out as one of the best producers around right now. As Mary Anne Hobbs says ‘He really is my favourite producer of the moment’. She has played What you Do… four weeks in a row ‘It is just such an inspired, raw and primal piece of work’.

a Blawan – What You Do With What You Have
b Blawan – Vibe Decorium

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CHATEAUX001 – Tambour Battant feat: The Real Fake MC – Animals EP – 12″ Vinyl
French bass at its finest. From Dubstep to Tropical Bass, Fidget House, Drum and Bass and Future Hip Hop, Château Bruyant is about all the spectrum of Bass Music, providing bassheadz with first class productions and real live sets.. On the A-side Tambour Battant delivers a fat crack house joint full of sex and sweat. Sweet intro melody leads to a rough and funky drop that releases a lot of pressure, supported by a hard bass synth and hypnotic afro percussions that are the duet’s signature. Hip Hop vocals by Real Fake MC say it loud and clear: always fuck on the first night! On the flip, Zimo’s remix is yet another surprise. Canadian producer succeeds in mixing dubstep and fidget in the same track, building brand new bridges between genres. The result is a funky fresh crossover that will leave you quite astonished and wondering what you just heard, while dancing crazy before you know. So as The Real Fake MC says again : dont make me wait and get that piece of vinyl asap! Video TEASER : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epqt2Gzqa30

a Tambour Battant feat: The Real Fake MC – Animals
aa Tambour Battant feat: The Real Fake MC – Animals EP

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SMOKE015 – Versa / Versa and Rowl – 5AM – 12″ Vinyl
Smokin Sessions are back with an outstanding new signing “Versa”! Born in Milton Keans and recently settling in Manchester, one of the biggest hubs in the Dubstep scene, Versa is no stranger the studio. This boy is only 20 years of age, but it sounds like he has been making beats for an eternity! 2 step beats lace his tracks with soulful frequencies overlaying what can only be described as genius. It’s one of the first tunes we are now promoting from new boy Versa, but mark my words, this is only the beginning! A massive shout goes out to Rowl as well for the collaboration on “Soul”. Watch out for this ICU boy as well, big things to come!

a Versa – 5AM
b1 Versa – Monsoon
b2 Versa – Soul feat Rowl

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Bass Music Vinyl Restocks




OSMUK008 – Kryptic Minds & Youngsta – Cold Blooded / Surge

OSMUK009 – Kryptic Minds – Wasteland / Hybrid

OSMUK011 – Freeze & LX One / SP:MC & Youngsta – Foreseen / Unidentified

HFRMX008 – SepalcureSepalcure Remixes EP – Sepalcure Remixes EP

R1003 – R1 Ryders – Full System EP

New Mount Kimbie release “Carbonated EP” incoming

New Mount Kimbie release “Carbonated EP” incoming

Posted 03 May 2011 | By | Categories: news, video | No Comments

After releasing their debut album ‘Crooks and Lovers’ last summer to huge critical acclaim and racking up numerous end of year lists including the shortlist for Guardian’s First Album Award, plus sell out tours in North America, Australia and Europe, London duo Mount Kimbie announce the news of their next EP ‘Carbonated’.

Set for release on 27th June on the label Hot Flush, the EP follows the release of the ‘Blind Night Errand’ EP and will be the final release from the album.
‘Carbonated’, the lead track on the EP is joined by two previously unreleased tracks, the buoyant, effervescence of ‘Flux’ and ‘Bave’s Chords’, which showcase the lush, elegant percussive sound Mount Kimbie have become known for. ‘Bave’s Chords’ was recorded around their early EP ‘Maybes’ and ‘Flux’ was created during the album recordings.

Airhead, who’s shortly releasing his own album on Brainmath and is member of James Blakes’ live band, subtly twists ‘Carbonated’ with his remix, while Belgian producer & DJ Peter Van Hoesen creates a six minute dark techno rework for the dancefloor. ‘Adriatic’, also from ‘Crooks and Lovers’ is transformed completely by Klaus with his style of detailed production hitting the mark once more.

‘Crooks and Lovers’ defined Dominic Maker and Kai Campos as an original and exceptional duo whose musical output refuses to be pigeonholed. Abundant in paradoxes, the album floats through dubstep and hip-hop, jazz, techno, post-rock, UK garage, shoegaze, indie and film scores to startling effect.

Mount Kimbie recently performed at the legendary Abbey Road in London for the new Channel 4 programme Abbey Road Debuts, see exclusive footage here:
http://www.dummymag.com/news/2011/04/24/mount-kimbie-maybes-live-video-exclusive/

One of the highlights at March’s SXSW and currently on a UK tour, Mount Kimbie will shortly head out to Europe before returning to the UK for Glastonbury, Reading, Leeds and Field Day Festivals with more to be announced soon.

- – - – TOUR DATES – - – -

You can catch the duo live all over europe in the coming months.

Thu 12th May – AB, Brussels
Fri 13th May – Metropool, Hengelo, Netherlands
Sat 14th May – Walk the Line Festival, Den Hague, Netherlands
Sun 15th May – Effenaar, Breda, Netherlands
Tues 17th May – FZW, Dortmund, Germany
Wed 18th May – Zwischenbau, Rostock, Germany
Thurs 19th May – Festaal Kreuzberg, Berlin
Fri 20th May – Pop UP, Leipzig, Germany
Sat 21st May – Museum of Contemporary Art, Katowice, Poland
Tue 24th May – Meetfactory, Prague
Wed 25th May – Atomic Café, Munich
Thurs 26th May – Keller Club, Stuttgart, Germany
Fri 27th May – Bad Bonn Klibi Festival
Sat 28th May – Freshtival, Istanbul
Thurs 2nd June – Rockhouse, Salzburg, Austria
Fri 3rd June – Springeleven Festival, Graz, Austria
Sat 4th June – Flex, Vienna, Austria
22nd – 26th June – Glastonbury Festival, Somerset
6-10th July – Giles Peterson World Wide Festival, Sete, France
6th August – Field Day, London
26-28th August – Reading & Leeds Festival

Mount Kimbie “Crooks & Lovers” on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/crooks-lovers/id376518884

www.mountkimbie.com

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Posted 03 March 2011 | By | Categories: release sheets | No Comments

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New D&B Releases




OK022 – Meth & 2Shy – Treatment EP – 12″ Vinyl x 2
Meth has been working hard from his base in the South of the UK and has been creating a monster to unleash for Offkey Music. His initial solo releases for Offkey brought much attention and dance floor destruction. Quickly people realised that Meth was a force not to be underestimated. This is first full length project and Offkey are very happy to be releasing it. Meth has gathered a stellar cast for The Treatment EP – and that cast extends to 2shy, Manifest & Zo. Let us get treated. a) Meth & 2Shy (feat. Zo) – Front-line 2Shy lays down a vocal that leaves no confusion as to his intent, Meth lays down a killer kick snare and bass combo that brings the dance floor pain like only he knows how. The mysterious Zo slides onto the rhythm and underpins 2Shy’s presence on the track with her spoken word style, putting emphasis on the main hook effortlessly. Bongos bring up the pace on the chorus and before you know it your nodding your head and singing along to the ‘Front-line’. b) Meth, Manifest & 2Shy - RockForte Another artist is introduced to the fold is B-Boy Aficionado Manifest, south London authority on all things hip hop, the friendship with 2Shy has developed over years and now they feature on the knock bass killer ‘Rockforte’. A lilting dub vocal hangs over the breakdown signalling to a drop that just demands to be heard. A mid set roller that features enough edits and twists to keep the floor moving and keeps those gun fingers in the air. Mid bass growls all over the beat encouraging that all important screw face. All together now…. “Too heavyweight, too heavyweight” c) Meth & 2Shy – Not the one This is TRADEMARK 2shy, lets not get it twisted- infact there is no way you could “The bass drops, the place erupts, the crowd shouts FUCK OFF”.  When 2shy gets on a track- this is what you want. Aggravated, unshakeable and uncompromising. and again- just incase you wondered- “FUCK OFF”. Meth and 2shy show again that this may well be an ongoing collaboration- this EP is like a fist to the face, and ‘Not the one’ is the middle finger of said fist. d) Meth – Snake Eyes Meth closes proceedings with menacing Snake Eyes, A perfect title for the sinister track that whips midrange and suffocates you with low end. High hats and cymbals give movement to the drums and add a body move factor that will have the dance floor in eyes down, shock out mode no doubt!

a Meth & 2Shy – Frontline (feat. Zo)
b Meth, Manifest & 2Shy – Rockforte
c Meth & 2Shy – Not The One
d Meth – Snake Eyes

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GEN175005 – Switch Technique – Did / Exo – 12″ Vinyl
Switch Technique is the first artist to get a solo release on The Outside Agency’s groundbreaking crossover label One Seven Five. So, what does this mean? It means that he has pulled off that which only very few can manage: he mixed hardcore kickdrums and drum & bass snares into what has become known as crossbreed.. and he made it sound good. DID is a deep dive into the mind of a psychopath, continuously hammered by gutwrenching kickdrum one hundred and seventy-five times per minute. EXO on the flip strips the crossbreed sound down to its bare exoskeleton. Go on, put on the exoskeleton and see for yourself!

a Switch Technique – Did
b Switch Technique – Exo

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LOVE2011001 – Unknown Artist – Driving Blind – 12″ Vinyl
Ow lordy lordy lord…. Love has been bringing that quality sound from day one and this time around they have outdone themselves. The original rock infused ‘Driving Blind’ gets the arena/festival retouch with a splash of dnb and a dash of trance. Making this the ultimate weapon for the ladies! This label isn’t called Love for nothing you know <3.. Boys get on stepping and get on mingling cause it’s time to find that special someone when this one hits!

a Unknown Artist – Driving Blind

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RDR002 – Shameboy / Buscemi – Strobot – NETSKY rmx / Seaside – KG rmx – 12″ Vinyl
Murdock’s Radar Records launches an entirely new project, backed by some of the biggest names in drum&bass. Remixing a gang of classic Belgian non-dnb tracks by the likes of T99, Sound of Stereo, The Subs, Outlander and many more, they kick off the series with massive drum&bass reworks by none other than Netsky and KG. Drum & Bass’ new poster boy / boy wonder Netsky steps to the plate with the awesomeness that is his version of Shameboy’s classic electro banger ‘Strobot’, which was the first tune in his BBC Radio1 Essential Mix and has had a lot of exposure worldwide, as his Mix was voted 3rd best Essential Mix of the year 2010! The track has had spins by Andy C, Danny Byrd, Camo & Krooked and many more. KG ripped up Buscemi’s laidback house classic ‘Seaside’ and turned it into a dancefloor stomper. Opening with funky licks and classic breaks, he quickly rolls into a big jump-up monster, while still adding some vocals and rhodes piano for good measure. This one is being caned by Bassline Smith, Hamilton and Zen, to name just a few. Next up in the Radar Remixes series are contributions by Nymfo, Blame, Crystal Clear, Break, Marky & SPY and many more, so keep your eyes and ears pealed!

a Shameboy – Strobot (NETSKY rmx)
b Buscemi – Seaside (KG rmx)

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SUBVI006 – Current Value – Hitman / Target – 12″ Vinyl
Current Value steps up with probably the two most anticipated tracks to be released on Subviolenz to date  ‘HITMAN & TARGET’ Two awesome cuts of brutal percussive mayhem controlled and manipulated by the owner of this genre. Supported by every rotten filthy floor destroying subhead known to man and machine ..!!! The future is Violenz !!!

a Current Value – Hitman
b Current Value – Target

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New D&B Promos




NOMIC006 – ASC – Starkwood / Reform – 12″ Vinyl
How and why these two tracks got pushed so far back in the autonomic release schedule is anyones guess. These two cuts are arguably ASC’s biggest to date (perhaps with the exception of ‘The Touch’), and two tracks that go a long way in defining the early sound of the autonomic movement. Finally they are going to see the light of day however, news that is sure to satisfy the baying hoards of hungry autonomic devotees that have waited so long and so patiently for their release. Starkwood is about dancefloor as Autonomic has ever gotten and probably will ever get – the pounding kick drum, coupled with the rhytmical, shuffling tribal percussion is infectious and guaranteed to get heads nodding and bodies moving. Reform is on a totally different vibe altogether with its breathy vocal snippets and detroit-ish synths giving it a silky, sultry feel.

a ASC – Starkwood
aa ASC – Reform

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P51UK022 – Cern – True Talk / Doubledown – 12″ Vinyl
Cern releases the sampler to the forthcoming album ‘Terminus’ on Project 51. Cern describes “Terminus” as “an album that takes its roots from Techstep and funk driven D&B,” going on to say “the album reflects the inspiration gained from his long standing admiration for producers like Ed Rush & Optical, Matrix, Konflict and Source Direct”, incorporating the sound they represented at a time, in his opinion, when Drum & Bass was “at its peak”

a Cern – True Talk
b Cern – Doubledown

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DISTURBD024 – Zero Method – Atomizer / Marco Polo – 12″ Vinyl
Are you ready? I say.. ARE YOU READY?!?! Cause it’s time for some disturbance so you’d better get out your blast suits and your bulletproof vests. Zero Method is up for some rolling action with their tunes Atomizer & Marco Polo. Atomizer keeps it steady with perfectly pinpointed hi hats and drums, while the fierce bass line corrodes the foundations. This one packs a giant punch when executed properly, a serious tune for the techy minded people Next up is Marco Polo. This one will take you into the uncharted realms of neuro tech, no cheesy loudness business just straight up drums & basses. A chest rattler like nothing you ever heard before. Let this one teleport you into the deeper layers tech dnb has to offer. Fans of Silent Witness & Break better have checked this one out.

a Zero Method – Atomizer
b Zero Method – Marco Polo

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SUBTLE015 – Equinox – Meecha – 12″ Vinyl
Marlon Sterling aka Equinox cements his reputation as one of the D&B scenes most versatile, single-minded and dextrous beat manipulators on his latest in a long catalogue of brain-bending releases. The incendiary opener to a now infamous Equinox & Bailey set at Technicality in 2003 – “Meecha” finally sees the light of day. Originally completed in 1996 on an Amiga computer, the tune has lost none of its appeal 15 years on and it’s all the better for the audible crunch on the amen beats. This is one of the very best tunes from Equinoxs unreleased DAT library, and that’s saying something !! “So many people out here who make different styles of music you know – this music is something that they feel”. The repeated mantra at the opening of the flip side prepares you for an altogether different experience to what went before. Made in 2009 but with a definite nod to the oldskool style, “Your Love’s So Cold” is poignant, heartfelt D&B at its very best. The arrangement deftly builds to a beautiful swell of echoed vocals, icey-atmospherics and rolling beats and bass. Just like the A Side, this one is certain to defy fashions and trends and will be just as moving in 2024.

a Equinox – Meecha
aa Equinox – Your Love’s So Cold

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UM003 – Break / Mako & Survival – Guilty Pleasures / Freedom From Duality – 12″ Vinyl
Kicking off a string of exciting releases for 2011, we are proud to welcome back the mighty Break. Hot off the success of his stunning second album ‘Resistance’, Break once again delivers the goods with a stripped back, funk infused, all out groove track. On the flip, we welcome Survival back to the Utopia camp, this time teaming up with Mako to produce the deep, hypnotic tones and rhythms of ‘Freedom from Duality’.

X Break – Guilty Pleasures
Y Mako & Survival – Freedom From Duality

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LS010 – Nphonix – Third Eye / False Flag – 12″ Vinyl x 2
Nphonix is celebrated as a paragon of stylistic diversity, constant progression and engineering craftsmanship amongst producers and listeners alike, with a sound and discography spanning everything from drum ‘n bass to hard techno. His latest release on the prestigious Lost Soul imprint is no exception to this standard. The A-side, ‘Third Eye’, descends like the bellow of some unfathomable machine coming to life, as frenetic techno stabs ride a ferocious shockwave of bass driven by bristling percussion. The flip, ‘False Flag,’ beckons with signature lushness and beautiful harmonies before propelling the listener back into a maelstrom of speaker destroying furor, with a stunning second drop sure to blow minds and rattle ribcages. Both pieces are tied together with the gritty yet crystalline production quality fans have come to expect from this stalwart innovator. This record is a testament to an artist’s uncompromising vision and a label’s reputation for impeccable taste.

a Nphonix – Third Eye
b Nphonix – False Flag

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CSRECS003 – Counterstrike & Receptor & Dean Rodell – Collaboration Part 3 – 12″ Vinyl
The continuation of this innovative series sees the who’s who of hard Drum & Bass collaborate on some massive dance floor tunes. As can be expected from Counterstrike and Receptor, Vampires combines pure filth with Nuero that’ll have you begging for a rewind. Headbanger with Dean Rodell does what it says on the tin… Techno Metal smasher.

a Counterstrike & Receptor – Vampires
b Counterstrike & Dean Rodell – Headbanger

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D&B Restocks Vinyl



VSN001 – Noisia – The Tide

VSN002 – Noisia & Teebee – Lost Cause

VSN003 – Noisia – Bad Dreams

VSN004 – Noisia & Mayhem feat KRS One – Exodus

SYNC004 – Syncopix – Together Again (Logistics remix)

PRINT001 – Zero T & Bailey / Calibre & ST:Files – Wasp Factory

INVISIBLE001 – Various Artists – Floating Zero

VSN008 – Noisia – Split The Atom Vision EP

TRIPS004 – Silent Witness – Brainedrain / Frozen Still

INVISIBLE002 – Noisia / Alix Perez / Joe Seven & Stray – Invisible 002 EP

DMND001 – BTK – Things I Do / Things I Do (Spectrasoul Remix)

CRIT052 – Enei, Eastcolors & Noel – Cracker / Danger Dance

New Bass Music releases




DP049 – KGB – Ghetto Blasta 2010 / Hands Up – 12″ Vinyl
Estonian duo KGB step up for their debut release on Dub Police and they certainly aren’t pulling any punches. The production partnership hit you with two cuts of pure dance floor energy and impact that display their versatility and uncanny knowledge of how to get a crowd going. If you don’t know about KGB, you better get to know, as they are quickly establishing themselves as one of the rising stars in underground dance music. With plenty of tricks up their sleeves, there will be no stopping them in 2011! ‘Ghetto Blaster 2010’ draws upon different elements of underground bass music and melds them together in to something entirely unique and undeniably infectious. Taking the growling midrange bass-weight of dubstep and wiring it to a militant UK Funky drum march, KGB give the track an unstoppable momentum and punishing impact that is impossible to fight against – With an artillery that includes fire like this, it is no wonder they are quickly paving their path to the top. On the flipside, KGB deliver something very different. Pinned down by the tough half-step drum pattern, ‘Hands Up’ is all about the maniacal intertwining bass lines. When this track drops there is no denying its fierce, in-your-face power.

a KGB – Ghetto Blasta 2010
b KGB – Hands Up

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RAMP042 – FaltyDL – Hip Love / Hip Love (Jamie xx Remix) – 12″ Vinyl
FaltyDL. Jamie xx. RAMP Recordings. 2011. Love.

a FaltyDL – Hip Love
b FaltyDL – Hip Love (Jamie xx Remix)

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SUBWAY015-5 – DJ Madd vs. Matt-U – Arpz 3000 / Hidden – 12″ Vinyl
The 2 finest exports Hungary has to offer are joining for forces for this intermission release on Subway. DJ Madd comes correct with the epic ARPZ3000 a rough Detroit like stepper in the signature DJ Madd vibe. Keeping it tough & sweet at the same time is something only DJ Madd can do and on ARPZ3000 he delivers 100%. On a big system this one will blow your audience away with ease the epic drop packs a giant punch that can’t be absorbed that easy. So make sure you Anker yourself to the dancefloor when this one comes in. On the flip its Matt-U with his epic track ‘Hidden’ this one has been a regular in Youngsta’s sets ever since it was created. Turn up the subs and start cranking this one out until the neighbors  come knocking at your door cause this is one track that will shake your home on its foundations! Play Support: Emalkay, Youngsta, Antiserum, Noah D, Matt-U, DJ Madd, The Others and shitloads more.

a DJ Madd – Arpz 3000
aa Matt-U – Hidden

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SUBWAY016 – Matt-U – Watchin U EP – 12″ Vinyl
Now.. We know A LOT of people have been waiting for this one so without further delays we present Matt-U’s highly anticipated ‘Watchin’U EP’ The title track ‘Watchin’U’ has been cained by the likes of Skream, 16Bit, Mensah, Von D, Madd, N-Type, Nicon, Akkachar, Noah D, The Others and who know who else.. Matt-U brings back the Dubstep sound from back in the day and updates it in a way only he can do. Reminding you a lot of the eski grime stuff but also a lot of the older DMZ vibes. A serious riddem in these times and an essential one for in the bag.. Turn the lights off put on your hood and skank out! On the B1 Matt takes on a lighter form with ‘Down with You’ a lush sweet rnb like stepper that’ll met like butter in your hands.  The thick bass line underneath the light surface is one that rattles like a heavyweight so don’t be mistaken by its looks.  They say girls respond to bass.. just saying.. B2 serves up ‘Magma’. This dark productions sounds like the bubbly lava inside the belly of a volcano.. Echoing from inside its hollow caverns and building pressure by the minute..  The perfect tune to end this sublime EP.. Nothing But Quality In Here!

a Matt-U – Watchin U
b Matt-U – Down With You
b2 Matt-U – Magma

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LIME004 – Jade & Matt-U – Echoes – 12″ Vinyl
Lime Dubz keep on cracking with another too hot to handle release.. The long time duo Jade & Matt-U are reunited once again but not for getting back to their dnb roots. No Jade teams up with Matt-U for some highly technical Dubstep sounds.. Grindhouse on Jade’s Venom LP was just a taster of what was to come.. With Grindhouse still freshly engraved into our memories it’s time to unleash it on vinyl.. But now with 2 brand spanking new heavyweights on there.. Echoes is a sinister roller that’s all over the place bouncing left right up and down there’s no defending against this monster track.. Instead of going all tear out they crossover to a more medi hybrid sound that will suit well with Dubsteppers of all ages.. The last new track on the 12 is Pump. You guys are thinking it.. and we can confirm.. Yes this is a bass line monster if there ever was one. Grab all of your PA’s boys and girls and turn up the volume to max cause its only happening when your chest starts rattlin..

a Jade & Matt-U – Echoes
b1 Jade & Matt-U – Pump
b2 Jade & Matt-U – Grindhouse

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CIV017 – Reso – Valken EP / War Machine – 12″ Vinyl
Forever spawning the next generation of bass mutations, Civil Music’s Reso brings an unsurpassed low-end density and textured sound that decidedly makes genres redundant. Wobble, hypercrunk, glitch, hip hop, dubstep, industrial and D&B all blend together for a concoction that only Reso can create, and one that consistently redefines the electronic sphere. In-between working with Hospital Records (with Slap Chop) and remixing the likes of Drop The Lime, Foamo, Qemists and dEbruit (among others), with ‘War Machine / Valkan’ Reso is setting the precedence for 2011, giving the bass world a fierce blueprint to follow. Make no mistake: ‘War Machine / Valkan’ is not a record for the faint-hearted. It’s certainly not suitable background music, and probably should come equipped with an explicit NSFW label. It will, however, be a record for discerning listeners who appreciate the subtleties and complexities that go into high-tech productions that carry this much conceptual and compositional weight, as is always the case with London’s chameleonic and many-masked mastermind. This is the sound of the end of the world, of machines breaking and technology folding, when all that’s left is carnal rage and chaos. A forceful onslaught of sound, the four tracks on Reso’s ‘War Machine / Valkan’ EP intricately mesh high amp leads and emphatic beats that entrance any dancefloor into riotous frenzy. Brutal rhythms command and frequencies drop as ‘War Machine’ kicks things off: a most fitting title for the ominous sounds of all hell breaking loose, where nothing – and no one – will remain in one piece. The rugged sonic explosion is carefully measured, as tearing beats fly recklessly like vicious shrapnel slamming against tough, concrete bass walls. ‘Expansion Ratio’ teases with elements of a break from the chaos, and then slams back down with bumping melodies and hyperactive leads. ‘Syndicate’ takes a page out of the tech end of the D&B book, but with drum patterns that change so unexpectedly, heads will be thrown into another bass dimension. A mastery of rhythm and warm synth-laden fills, the EP does tease with a wash of hope, with his expansive ‘Aethra’ conjuring the peaceful feeling of the early atmospheric tracks of Photek and Bukem. Yet a calm shuddering bassline serves as a foreboding reminder of where the EP has just come from, and that perhaps the peace may not last long. We’ll just have to wait and see what lies await in Reso’s next project: his debut album due later in 2011 on Civil Music.

a Reso – War Machine
b1 Reso – Aethra
b2 Reso – Expansion Ratio

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ATLAS3T – James Blake – The Wilhelm Scream – 12″ Vinyl
James Blake releases new single from the debut album “A stunning hybrid of sparse electronics… and his devastating voice. He’s a master of solitude, befitting indeed of a man who currently exists in a class of one.” – NME

a James Blake – The Wilhelm Scream
b1 James Blake – What Was It You Said About Luck
b2 James Blake – Half Heat Full

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New Bass Music Promos




WHEELYDEALY013 – LX ONE Aka Joker D – You / Give It Up – 12″ Vinyl
Proper BASS Dubstep from N Type’s label. As one person said on Dubstep forum ‘Cyrus dropped You at DMZ and over that system you truely realise how low the bass goes and the production quality’.LX One is absolutely smashing it at the moment. ‘Give It Up’ is a staple in Youngsta’s sets recently, like the a side, this is real deal Dubstep with out the cheese.

a LX ONE – You
aa LX ONE – Give It Up

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BOKA034 – Jayglo – Wiseau Funk / Glo Worm – 12″ Vinyl
Finished Copy Promo’s LTD to 500 worldwide. Jayglo strikes hard with his debut release for Boka Records, most of you may know Vista – Well Jayglo is his alter-ego as an output for his Funk-laden Dubstep beats, think Joker rucking with Herbie Hancock! What the DJ’s are saying: Roska “Glo Worm is the one for me, big tune!” SKisM “Been playing these for a while, wicked tunes!” The Upbeats “Glo Worm is dope, full support!” Diplo “This is really cool!” Also supported by 16bit, Riskotheque, Matt-U, DJ Madd, Marlow, Akira Kiteshi and many more. What out for Jayglo 2011 is his time!!

a Jayglo – Wiseau Funk
aa Jayglo & Wil Blaze – Glo Worm

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SWAMP009 – Addison Groove – Work It / Sexual – 12″ Vinyl
Loefah’s label Swamp 81 and Addison Groove combine again… dominating the dancefloors of underground music venues all over the world. 180 gram Vinyl.

a Addison Groove – Work It
aa Addison Groove – Sexual

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NONPLUS011 – Lowtec – Wonderkidd / Looser – 12″ Vinyl
The ball is certainly rolling in 2011 and next up is a treat from Germanys Lowtec. Founder of highly respected label Workshop he makes his UK label debut on Nonplus Records with two fresh cuts of analogue goodness. a) Lowtec ‘Wonderkidd’ ‘Wonderkidd’ greets us with a vocal sample that morphs keys with a low-fi piano chord before the discordant groove of the main riff comes into effect. Analogue synths dance around the deep chord groove with early detroitisms flexing between a repeating bleeped out pattern. Hypnotic key stabs sink you deeper into the tune that shows us why Lowtec is one of Berlin’s top underground button pushers. aa) Lowtec ‘Looser’ The warm hiss of anaolgue beats starts off the excellent AA tune ‘Looser’. Dabs of a.m radio vocals progress the tune amongst a myriad of discreet electronic bleeps that escalate and scatter around the rhythm. Coarsely sampled ‘Shakir-like’ string chords provide the main sequence to set off this excellent tune. One for the deeper heads out there.

a Lowtek – Wonderkidd
aa Lowtek – Looser

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HF027 – Joy O – Wade In / Jels – 12″ Vinyl
Since the release of his debut “Hyph Mngo” that swept the global dance music world in 2009, British producer Peter O’Grady (aka Orbison) makes his return on Hotflush Recordings as Joy O in 2011. These two productions take a more straightforward approach, toeing along the lines of classic house music, infused with this talented producer’s own signature style, weaving rolling acidic basslines in “Wade In” and uplifting melodies in “Jels” and over shuffling Roland drums and blissful atmospherics.

a Joy O – Wade In
aa Joy O – Jels

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EXIT027 – Joe Seven – Restionaire / The Cous – 10″ Vinyl
Finish copy Promo. Exit introduce Joe Seven, one half of They Live who’s debut album is out on 28th March. Snap this one up, unique bass music from the ever evolving Exit Records label.

a Joe Seven – Restionaire
aa Joe Seven – The Cous

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EAR015 – I.D. & Skinnz – Most High EP – 12″ Vinyl
Veteran producers I.D. and Skinz (aka Baobinga) pull together two wicked cuts for Earwax. ‘Most High’ takes the dancefloor by storm while ‘No Love’ moves in a deeper, darker direction to compliment.

a I.D. & Skinnz – Most High
b I.D. & Skinnz – No Love

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HENCH023 – MRK1 – Dirty Dubstep Music – 12″ Vinyl
Having been perfecting his production skills for the last 10 years, Mrk 1 is no newcomer to the world of bass-led music. A member of Manchester’s infamous ‘Virus Syndicate’, he’s become internationally recognised as a huge dubstep talent. So when HENCH got the opportunity, they jumped at the chance to sign two typically down-right dark and dirty numbers from the man like Mrk 1… A. DIRTY DUBSTEP MUSIC ‘I want girls, drink, drugs and music’ aren’t the type of lyrics you’re going to find on a Cliff Richard record. And this track is about as far away as you can get from that! Get ready for a relentlessly switching bass rhythm that takes you every which way direction. The vibe on this production is one of darkest dread and fits perfectly at home in a dark & dingy club at some ungodly hour of the morning. Mrk 1 has carefully crafted space around the bass-riff to make sure that nothing takes away from it hitting you where it hurts. AA. SHOUT Mrk 1 guides us in with an innocent facade; a playful vocal coupled with a light-tempoed high hat. But as things draw nearer to the drop the creeping low-end in the background makes it clear that other intentions are in mind. When that twisted bassline drops ‘Shout’ takes on a far more forbidding atmosphere. Mrk 1 has created something that bass-heads have been swinging from the rafters for every time, screaming for the rewind. Take heed of our words when we tell you that ‘Shout’ is going to cause damage!

a MRK1 – Dirty Dubstep Music
aa MRK1 – Shout

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RS1102 – Blawan – Bohla EP – 12″ Vinyl
R&S welcome another newcomer to the family. With only one release behind him on Hessle Audio and a wicked remix for Warp (The Hundred In The Hands) Blawan finds his new tracks in demand from the likes of James Blake, Jackmaster, Untold, Ben UFO, Ramadanman and Pariah. The title track is already creating a bit of a stir from its inclusion in a few high profile dj sets, but all three tracks raise the game for this young producer. The whole ep is filled with an honest, infectious energy, just like his dj sets. You can’t pigeonhole this as ‘post’ anything, its pure, stripped down, club music. Sometimes drums, bass and acid is all you need.

a Blawan – Bohla
b1 Blawan – Kaz
b2 Blawan – Lavender

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OTE014 – Indigo – Zero Point E.P. – 12″ Vinyl x 2
On the Edge are back with a new EP from Indigo! He first made his debut for On the Edge early 2009 with a collaboration with Synkro called “Alabama” and “Turning”. Then Indigo went on to produce 2 solo singles for On the Edge 8 and 9 that I would describe as true masterpieces. Dubby, Techno, industrial and gritty to the core! If you haven’t checked any of those releases out, then I would say “Not Alone”, “Home” and “Cosmos” are all well worth a listen. He is one of the most talented producers I have ever heard and extremely diverse in production styles. He never sticks to formulas and his musical knowledge and passion for diversity really shines though in his music. “Zero point” is a mix of wonderfully produced soundscapes that show us what Indigo is all about. DJ Support: Scuba, Russell Deeks , D Bridge , Reso , Spam Chop, DFRNT, Rob Booth Walsh, Dj Rum Distal, Truth.

a1 Indigo – Creep
a2 Indigo – Connections
b1 Indigo – Zero Point feat Poppy Roberts
b2 Indigo – Event B
c1 Indigo – Fallen
c2 Indigo – Fallen (Synkro Remix)
d1 Indigo – Tears VIP
d2 Indigo – Tears (Synkro Remix)

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SMOKE013 – Lewis B – Dark Coulds – 12″ Vinyl
If you’re into a bit of Dubstep with a Jazzy twist, then I’m sure Lewis B is a name that you’re very familiar with. It’s a style of Dubstep that is really taking shape and Lewis is riding that ever increasing moment that surrounds this beautiful sound. Lewis has such a deep knowledge of Jazz, ranging from the likes of Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and Wes Montgomery, all the way to the more modern twist on Jazz, like Jazzanova and Quantic. “Dark Clouds” screams out Lewis B and reminds me a little of “Pinball”, but in so many ways extremely different and unique. Then we have Synkro on the remix duties, but a first for Smokin Sessions, it’s a D+B remix!!!! The sound seems to amalgamate genres where BPM are merely a speed, but has a definite distinct flavor. I think its such a refreshing sound and love the minimal deepness that the genre brings to electronic music. DJ Support: D Bridge, LTJ Bukem, DFRNT, Dj Rum Reso Loxy, Alexander Nut, 16bit, Pathaan, Tayo, Kissy Sell out, Shimon, Distal, Rob Booth, Freq Nasty, DJ Flight, Nerm (BBC Radio 1) and Akira Kiteshi!

a Lewis B – Dark Coulds
aa Lewis B – Dark Clouds (Synkro Rmx)

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SR013 – JFB ft. Christina Nicola – Rise / Ruffneck Rmx – 12″ Vinyl
JFB, the Brighton-based master turntablist, DMC champion and coordinator (alongside Beardyman) of the legendary Battlejam events returns to Sludge Records with yet another speaker-bustin’ musical onslaught. If you liked Duckjam and his previous collaborations with Ed Solo then this release of full-on phat beats and dub bass pressure will blow your minds, and your eardrums. Main cut ‘Rise’ teases you in with atmospheric tones and eerie pads before the angelic voice of Christina Nicola takes you into a dreamy state of euphoria, only for a big beefy knee-trembling bassline to come crashing in and drag you kicking and screaming into hedonistic oblivion. This is one of those tracks that are designed for those special 4am moments that make you hug speakers and pull bassfaces so intense you’ll end up chewing off your own eyebrows. On the flip is something a bit special for all the skanking soldiers. ‘Ruffneck’ is a track by Elijah MC, a street entertainer from the south of England who uses his beatboxing skills and vocal looping tools to create dub-influenced songs that range from trip hop through to drum ‘n’ bass. The track here is a firing ragga-flavoured dubstep remix from our man JFB and it is H.E.A.V.Y. Showing off his highly accomplished production skills from start to finish, the skippy beats, earthquake-inducing subs and roots-style vocals are perfectly combined to make this one a dead cert for sheer dancefloor devastation, and prove once again why he’s one of the most sought after and entertaining artists on the scene.

a JFB ft. Christina Nicola – Rise
b JFB ft. Elijah MC – Ruffneck Rmx

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Bass Music Restocks CD



HFCD004 – Mount Kimbie – Crooks & Lovers

Bass Music Vinyl Restocks



HFRMX003 – Scuba – Ruptured (Surgeon Remix)

HFRMX005 – Scuba – From Within (Marcel Dettmann Remix) / Hard Boiled (SCB Edit)

HEK006 – Untold – Stop What Your Doing (James Blake Remix)

NL005 – Instra:mental – Lets Talk / Vicodin

HJP53 – Shackleton – Fireworks

HEK008 – Ramadanman – Glut / Tempest

HFLP004 – Mount Kimbie – Crooks & Lovers

DISF009 – Kito – Kito EP

DISF010 – Truth – Stranger Than Fiction EP

CNL002 – Mount Kimbie – Blind Night Errand / Maybes Live At Berghain / William Dayglo Mix

TERR008 – Om Unit – The Corridor

EI015 – Evol Intent – Paradize City / Reality Check

DVSN007 – Noisia / Excision & Datsik – Alpha Centauri

SLUDGE011 – Ed Solo & Deekline – Blow Out

HJP52 – Shackleton – Deadman

Marcus Intalex’s ’21′ Album is incoming….

Marcus Intalex’s ’21′ Album is incoming….

Posted 16 February 2011 | By | Categories: news, tracks, video | No Comments

For over two decades, no one had pushed the legacy of bass culture like the stalwart for the deeper end of the spectrum, Marcus Intalex. And yet, despite his storied back catalog of scene-defining releases, genre-crossing remixes, and even a revolutionary LP with M.I.S.T. and calibre (as Mist:ical), the music world has never been graced with a solo album from the innovator himself. Until now, 21 years in.

Since 1990, whether DJing, promoting events (including his Soul:ution nights), radio shows, working in record shops, or running his two historic record labels, Marcus Intalex has always had his hand in music, working his way from being the assistant sweeping the back room of vinyl shops, to being the DJ in front of 50,000 people. Since bright beginnings DJing in Manchester’s underground, and his incomparable first productions with ST Files, even from the outset there was something about Intalex that refused to fit in a comfortable box. It’s a notion that’s followed his every move as a bold A&R visionary, being the first label to sign genre-challengers such as Martyn, Instra:mental and Calibre. Perhaps it can all be traced back to his early days in Manchester, when electronic music was too new to even have boxes or set genres.


Marcus Intalex

In the 80′s, I was always into synth bands, I always liked the idea of synthesized music. When I started DJing, it was just at the start of the Chicago and Detroit sound. That was really my first love of electronic music, and I caught it at the right time. It was at the beginning, there was a buzz, and then obviously the whole rave scene developed. Seeing all of that happen, and going out to the Hacienda for the first time and hearing the DJs play this music that I’d never heard before…it was such an amazing introduction to it, I never lost the love for it.”

Forever bearing a strong alliance with techno, and coming from an upbringing when music defied descroptors, it seems only natural that now, fast forwarding to the present, Intalex would be drawn to the current sounds rumbling the bass circuit (the sounds that, likewise, fall into haphazardly constructed genres like “post-dubstep” or “future bass”). It also comes as vey little suprise that his productions would sway away from conformity, as seen in his most recent productions. His downtempo tracks are currently being championed by the beatseekers of the scene, such as Radio 1′s Benji B and Eglo’s Alexander Nut, Swamp 81′s leader Loefah, 3024 boss Martyn, Scuba, Oneman and 2562.

I’ve found alot of the new sounds are more me than anything, really. It’s influenced by everything I’ve been into for the 21 years, everything I’ve believed in – Techno, the earlier sounds of Drum & Bass, and it’s experimental. The balance in power shifted – not away from Drum & Bass, but almost away from commercial dance music. It’s a 130-140BPM tempo, and that’s all it is: a tempo; it’s an open script otherwise. It’s brilliant.

To Me, Drum & Bass is something that alot of people have ridden on success-wise, and now people have to work a little bit harder because the spotlight is elsewhere. And they are doing exactly that. There seems to be alot of innovative Drum & Bass music coming from alot of different angles and different parts of the world. It’s opened up a new appreciation for the subtelty in D&B. The deeper side has gotten more interesting than ever.

With his first long player, ’21′ is rightly trying to go its own way, regardless of expectation or reaction, just as Intalex has always done as an artist. The result is a wildly unpredictable, yet entirely cohesive, view of where Marcus Intalex stands now, after over 2 decades of watching cycles come and go, and sounds shift and mutate.

I do feel a tinge of regret for not doing this sooner, but I’ve never been one to do something just because it’s what you’re supposed to do. It’s not as though the whole 21 years has been building up to this moment, where I’ve been working to create a tour de force. It just so happens that right now, I’m making some music that I’m happy with; I’m enjoying the studio more than ever before.

The album’s not necessarily crying out to be noticed, and I haven’t done it with that in mind – It’s quite an introspective things, actually. I’ve had a great 21 years. Being in the business for so long, you would normally expect to feel like you’re entering the twilight of your careerm but really and truly I feel more ready for the future than I have ever felt before.

Marcus Intalex: 21 Years Mix by takako.music

Marcus Intalex
“21″

Tracklist:

01. Make A Raise (Ft. S.P.Y. & Ras Tweed)
02. Climbing Up The Wals (Ft. Lynx & Danny Fierce)
03. Meltdown 2012 (Ft. Calibre)
04. Hot Hands
05. Dusk
06. Celestial Navigation (Ft. S.P.Y.)
07. Paulista (Ft. S.P.Y.)
08. TB Or Not TB
09. Regrets (Ft. Riya)
10. Wacky Races
11. Strangeways (Ft. Zed Bias)

Due for release on CD / 3×12″ Vinyl in April.

A sampler containing two exclusive non-album tracks will be released on 7th March:
SOULR046

a) Triband – Marcus Intalex Ft. S.P.Y.
aa) Steady – Marcus Intalex

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Hotflush Recordings present “BACK AND 4TH”

Hotflush Recordings present “BACK AND 4TH”

Posted 03 February 2011 | By | Categories: news, tracks | No Comments

With dubstep’s big push into the mainstream, stirring up all manner of hybrids, variants and mutations, it’s worth remembering that some have been creating fresh twists on the current generation of global bass music from its very inception.

Paul Rose, aka Scuba, and his Hotflush label have, since 2003, had experimentation and genre-collision etched into the very structures of everything they do. Putting out key tunes by the core pioneers of dubstep, but also by true outliers like Mount Kimbie, Joy Orbison and Sepalcure, Hotflush has created a sense of absolute consistence in diversity: multiple sounds united by true craftsmanship and high-tech expression of complex emotion.

Joining the UK underground to the deep-rooted techno culture of Berlin, where Rose is now resident, the label is a vital nexus in the flow of musical information that is fuelling the current innovative climate. So next time you hear someone talking about “post-” this or “future-” that, consider that maybe the times are just catching up with Hotflush.

BACK AND 4TH features ten brand new exclusive tracks from bass music’s most innovative producers including: dBridge, Roska, Boddika and FaltyDL as well as a collection of essentials from Hotflush’s catalogue with tracks and remixes from James Blake, Untold, Pangaea, 2562 and more.

The compilation is presented in double-CD and digital download formats, as well as a triple 12” vinyl release of the first disc.

HFCD005 / HFLP005
Various Artists
BACK AND 4TH

Formats: 2xCD / 3×12″ / Digital
Release date: 4th April 2011

Tracklist:

Disc One
01. Sepalcure: Taking You Back
02. Boxcutter: LOADtime
03. Boddika: Warehouse
04. dBridge: Knew You Were The 1
05. Scuba: Feel It
06. FaltyDL: Regret
07. Sigha: Fold
08. George FitzGerald: We Bilateral
09. Incyde: Axis
10. Roska: Measureless

Disc Two
01. Mount Kimbie: Sketch on Glass
02. Scuba: Twitch (Jamie Vex’d Remix)
03. Joy Orbison: Hyph Mngo
04. Mount Kimbie: Maybes (James Blake Remix)
05. Sigha: Expansions
06. Untold: Just For You (Roska Remix)
07. Scuba: Tense
08. Untold: Sweat
09. Pangaea: Bear Witness
10. TRG & Dub U: Losing Marbles (2562 Remix)

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release sheet w/c 27-12-10

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New D&B Releases




SIRENUK001PT1 – Siren – Broken Silence Part 1 – 12″ Vinyl x 2
After years of success in their relative drum and bass production outfits, Siren is a collaboration of Vice from Vicious Circle and Ruxspin from Universal Project. Their debut album, “Broken Silence”, forthcoming in November 2010 on their own Siren Records has been doing damage on the DJ circuit for some time now. Tracks such as ‘Snorkel’ (a edited version of featured on Andy C’s Nightlife 5 compilation), ‘Gumball Rally’, ‘Rollers Convention’ and ‘Broken Silence’ have been staples in the sets of everyone from Andy C to DJ Marky to Fabio and Chase and Status, as well as the new breed of artist producers such as S.P.Y, Spor and Jubei.

a Siren – Snorkel
b Siren – Rollers Convention
c Siren – Squadron
d Siren – Ghostrider

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NOMIC003 – Distance – Skys Alight / 1 Regret – 12″ Vinyl
The man with the Chestplate, DJ Distance, working at a drum & bass tempo, minimal funk and filth combine for a emotionally charged journey into the future. This track featured on the Autonomic Fabric mix.

a Distance – Skys Alight
aa Distance – 1 Regret

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DETAIL003 – Lynx Feat. Sense – For The Rebels – 12″ Vinyl
Lynx and Detail Recordings follow up the hugely successful debut ‘Keep it low’ with the next single. ‘For the Rebels’ featuring Sense MC has the tonality and vibe of the good old days of drum and bass, when artists like Roni Size were picking up Mercury prizes for their song-writing and highly credible way of portraying an otherwise throwaway dance culture. However if you need something more direct to grab your attention, then Detail resident producers Seed’s huge dubstep remix on the flip does it. Trumping their Keep it Low remix in a big way showing they have all the qualities to rival the productions of hugely successful acts like Chase and Status. Both mixes are extremely commercially viable without a gimmick, autotune or fake tan in sight! Lynx’s trademark attention to detail production shine through and teamed up with Sense MC’s amazing lyrics and flow theres nothing more to do than RAISE YOUR ARMS FOR THE REBELS!

a Lynx Feat. Sense – For The Rebels
aa Lynx Feat. Sense – For The Rebels (Seed Remix)

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PRINT004 – Zero T feat. Script / System – Guessing Games / Speed Of Light – 12″ Vinyl
Footprints Music is the label of Zero T, who for the past 10 years has become recognised as one of the most respected Drum n Bass producers in the scene. The label acts as an outlet for some of Zero T’s own singles and collaborations, with Script & System featuring on PRINT004. If you looking for real Drum and bass made with funk, soul and dirt.. this is the label to check.

a Zero T feat. Script – Guessing Games
aa System – Speed Of Light

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ADRS003 – Dan Marshall / Foxrox – Scorn / Can’t Live Without You – 12″ Vinyl
Dan Marshall is one of the biggest up and coming producers from Wales to hit the scene since High Contrast. Born and raised in Cardiff he makes consistently good tracks with releases on many labels. ADRS has snapped up his track ‘Scorn’ for this third release. This track mixes the pads of liquid Drum and Bass with a bass-line of harder dance floor anthems. Foxrox returns to ADRS with another stunning piece of music. This track has had massive support from The Risky (DnB Arena Founder), who recently played it on the D&B Arena Podcast. It was also a firm favorite on the You Tube Channel ‘Skank and Bass’. For all those that have waited for this the time has come. This track keeps the summer alive with warm melodies and a great vocal.

a Dan Marshall – Scorn
b Foxrox – Can’t Live Without You

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D&B Restocks Vinyl



LFTD001 – Spor / Evol Intent / Ewun / Unknown Error – The Prologue

VSN002 – Noisia & Teebee – Lost Cause

LFTD002 – Spor – Supernova

SOULR039 – S.P.Y – ASBO EP

LFTD009 – Spor – Conquerors & Commoners

SIG016 – Calibre – Steptoe

NOMIC001 – dBridge, Instra:mental & Skream – Acacia Avenue / Detroid

CRIT046 – Stray – Erase / Locked Up

NONPLUS006 – ASC – Nothing Is Certain LP 12” Sampler

SUBTITLESUK001 – Ulterior Motive – Featherweight / Glued

SUBTITLESUK002 – Ulterior Motive – 2098 / Yogurt Brainwave

ENM004 – Break – Unite / Vibe

CRIT047 – Bladerunner / Serum & Bladerunner – Back To The Jungle / Who Jah Bless

DIS039 – Octane & DLR / Ant TC1 & Octane – Back In The Grind / District

SUBTITLESUK003 – Zero T & Ulterior Motive / Zero T – Breach / Harms Way

CRIT048 – Total Science Feat. Riya / Total Science – Redlines (Break Remix) / Scaremonger

CRIT049 – S.P.Y – Fields Of Joy / Stormtrooper

LARTSEKRAD – Rockwell – Reverse Engineering

INVISIBLE002 – Noisia / Alix Perez / Joe Seven & Stray – Invisible 002 EP

ZEN12276 – DJ Vadim – The Terrorist (MIR Crew & The Prototypes Remixes)

D&B Restocks CD Albums



SIRENUKLPCD1 – Siren – Broken Silence

SYMMCD002 – Break – Resistance

New Dubstep / Funky / Techno releases




ARG034 – J:Kenzo – Stomp / Between Two Worlds – 12″ Vinyl
With an increasing fanbase and tracks released on Argon, Dub Police and Roska Kicks & Snares accompanied with resident plays at London’s prestigious ‘Fabric’ nightclub heat is steadily rising around the Kent-based selector.

a J:Kenzo – Stomp
b J:Kenzo – Between Two Worlds

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NOPPA007 – Desto / Tes La Rok – Ice Cold / Tricky Ting – 12″ Vinyl
Full colour custom sleeve! Noppa Records turn on the super-heat with Finland’s finest dubstep producers Desto and label-head Tes La Rok unleash a split 12”. Desto’s offering is on the A and it’s an uptempo glitch-steppa heavyweight and euphoric, think Joker but heavier! Tes La Rok’s offering on the flip is arguably one of his finest tunes for time, deep heavy rolling dubstep just how it should be, think Truth & Tunnidge, this one is gunna be in people’s bag for a while….

a Desto – Ice Cold
b Tes La Rok – Tricky Ting

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NARCOHZSP001 – Don Carlos – Favourite Cup / Favourite Cup (Juju & DJG Remix) – 12″ Vinyl
Limited release. Don Carlos (born Euvin Spencer) Legendary Reggae Artist – Born and raised in Western Kingston, Jamaica, in a district notoriously known as Waterhouse, which incidentally is also a musical spawning ground for many of Reggae’s greatest ever talents, such as King Tubby, original member of Black Uhuru, The Jays, Junior Reid and King Jammy to name but a few, Don Carlos started his singing career back in 1973, as one of the original members of the aforementioned roots vocal group Black Uhuru. Don played a prominent role in the recordings of the highly acclaimed Love Crisis (Black Sounds of Freedom) album, for producer Prince Jammy in 1977. Don reached the peak of his solo career during the heydays of the eighties Dancehall mania thus celebrating his impact with five top ten hits between 1982 – 1985, reggae hit such as “Late Night Blues”, “Dice Cup”, “Hog & Goat”, “I’m Not Getting Crazy”, “Laser Beam”, “Young Girl” and “Favorite Cup” are forever hailed as CLASSICS! The latter of which is included in this Narco.Hz 12” special for your enjoyment.

a Don Carlos – Favourite Cup (12” Extended Version)
aa Don Carlos – Favourite Cup (Juju & DJG Remix)

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BFR003 – N-Type / Matt-U – Simples / Compass – 12″ Vinyl
Walsh is on a roll hitting his third release and dropping two bangers, one from Rinse FM’s N-Type and another from prolific Hungarian Matt-U, both are set to go the distance in any Dubstep DJ’s bag, heavy rolling Dubstep supported by Walsh, N-Type, Benga, Skream, Chef, Hatcha and more, massive!

a N-Type – Simples
b Matt-U – Compass

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BLR005 – Brackles & Shortstuff feat. Terrible Shock – Good Foundations – 12″ Vinyl
Blunted Robots have done another record. If we say it’s Future Garage, will you like it more? DJs showing love include Sinden, Mr Scruff, Jackmaster, Rob Da Bank, Hot Chip, Roska, and Toddla T.

a1 Brackles & Shortstuff feat. Terrible Shock – Good Foundations
a2 Brackles & Shortstuff feat. Terrible Shock – Good Foundations (Instrumental)
b1 Brackles & Shortstuff feat. Terrible Shock – Good Foundations (Doc Daneeka Remix)
b2 Brackles & Shortstuff feat. Terrible Shock – Good Foundations (Accapella)

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CNL002 – Mount Kimbie – Blind Night Errand / Maybes Live At Berghain / William Dayglo Mix – 12″ Vinyl
Limited Vinyl pressing. Led by, ‘Blind Night Errand’ from the duo’s much-hyped debut album Crooks & Lovers, the EP follows with ‘Before I Move Off’, also taken from said LP, and a new ‘day glo’ mix of past track ‘William’. The EP finishes with a live recording of ‘Maybes’, still Mount Kimbie’s crowning moment, from a show at Berlin’s Berghain.

a Mount Kimbie – Blind Night Errand
b1 Mount Kimbie – William (Dayglo Mix)
b2 Mount Kimbie – Maybes (Live at Berghain)

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TRI005 – Scuba – Scuba Remixes pt 3 – 12″ Vinyl
Part 3 of a limited series of 12” Vinyl taken from ‘Triangulation (Interpretations) album. the Joe made an immediate impact on the scene with his 12”s on Hessle Audio and Applepips over the past year, his rework of So You Think You’re Special has a slowly blossoming groove underpinning stuttering percussion, jangling keys and an expertly playful melody that opens out across the sparse background. Finally, South London’s Deadboy offers an understated modern jungle remix of Before with skittering hats and heavy bass that can’t fail to light up floors and faces.

a Scuba – Before (Deadboy Remix)
aa Scuba – So You Think You’re Special (Joe Remix)

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HES016 – Pearson Sound – Blanked / Blue Eyes – 12″ Vinyl
“Pearson Sound, aka David Kennedy, returns to Hessle Audio for his second solo 12″ on the label. He lives in Leeds & co-owns Hessle Audio with Ben UFO and Pangaea. This is Hessle Audio’s 16th release” Effortlessly blurring the boundaries of House, Techno,Duke. Funky, Dubstep to devastating effect.

a Pearson Sound – Blanked
b Pearson Sound – Blue Eyes

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BLKBTR003 – Marco Del Horno & DJ Swerve – Ho! Riddim ft. P Money – 12″ Vinyl
Limited finished copies. Rinse FM’s Marco Del Horno and Kiss’ DJ Swerve team up to bring you the bullet that is ‘Ho! Riddim’. Enrolling the vocal talents of man of the moment, P Money – Ho! is the underground anthem which is getting smashed at club and radio stations across the UK. Having been Mistajam’s ‘One From The Floor’ and Ras Kwame’s ‘Hottest Home Grown’ record on Radio1, ‘Ho! Riddim’ is now Mistajams ‘Jam Hot’ record of the week on 1xtra. Other support includes Seani B, Twin B, DJ Q and Cameo at 1xtra, Logan Sama and Swerve at Kiss and MASH @ Galaxy. Also included is a killer dubstep mix from Circle Records’ very own Funtcase (which got 80k YouTube hits in one week!), and for the guys who like it more housey there is Marco Del Horno’s original. Check the official video below which made its exclusive appearance on BBC2s ‘No Hats No Trainers’ on the weekend.

a Marco Del Horno & DJ Swerve – Ho! Riddim ft. P Money Original
b1 Marco Del Horno & DJ Swerve – Ho! Riddim ft. P Money Inst
b2 Marco Del Horno & DJ Swerve – Ho! Riddim ft. P Money Funtcase Remix

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HEK010 – Breton – Counter Balance EP – 12″ Vinyl
With incendiary debuts from James Blake and Fantastic Mr Fox, Hemlock has built a reputation for discovering and curating incredible new talent. For their tenth release they are proud to welcome Breton to the roster. Following two critically acclaimed limited-run EPs, the bands’ unique genre-splicing sound is firmly established on their five track “Counter Balance” EP. Breton fuse brooding hip-hop, rock and electronica into an unmistakable signature sound, Expect anthemic vocals, driving synth hooks, heavy guitars and tough beats. With insane hype from blogs and radio, features in Dazed and The Fly, remixes for Remixes for Local Natives and Tricky, – Breton will be charging up the ranks of ‘Bands to Watch in 2011’ lists. “(Breton) are creating a magnificent new kind of sound”. XFM Xposure Big One “Like Foals played too fast. Bloody ace.” Chris Martin, NME radio “What Breton achieve in just a handful of tracks is an utterly unique spectacle”

a Breton – December
b1 Breton – Hours Away
b2 Breton – Counter Balance

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PSQ004 – Asusu – No Kya – 12″ Vinyl
The fourth release on the Project Squared label marks our first year in existence. Asusu, the artist who graced the first Project Squared 12” a year ago, returns with “No Kya”, a 144bpm track of introspective, impeccable sound design, a tightly controlled swung beat reminiscent of Garage and a deep bass line. The track follows in the vein of Asusu’s previous 12” releases on Project Squared and Immerse Records (and his forthcoming release on Orca Recordings), whilst pushing his sound into a new, more sedate area. The B side features a remix of “No Kya” by F, a producer who has created a strong reputation for himself in just 2 years of releasing music on 7even Recordings. He has worked with Headhunter, has remixed Jus Wan and has been remixed by Ramadanman and Untold. His album “Energy Distortion” is one of the highlights of 2010 so far. F remixes “No Kya” into a 140bpm club tune. The drums switch between 4/4 and swung patterns, accompanied by rattling percussion and huge sub bass. Dance floor tested with success by Skratch at Sub:stance, Berghain, this track finishes off a superbly balanced release that caters both for intense headphone listening and the peak time dance floor. Mastered at Optimum, Bristol, United Kingdom.

a Asusu – No Kya
b Asusu – No Kya (F Remix)

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DVSN007 – Noisia / Excision & Datsik – Alpha Centauri – 12″ Vinyl
Brand new NOISIA single, you know its HOT. Including the massive Excision & Datsik remix…Dubstep techno mayhem!

a Noisia – Alpha Centauri
b Noisia – Alpha Centauri (Excision & Datsik Remix)

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RS10010 – Vondelpark – Sauna EP – 12″ Vinyl
R&S round off a fine year that has seen them release of string of amazing releases from some of the most talented young new artists to emerge from the underground, as well as singles from some serious techno heavyweights. Their final release of 2010 sees them introduce the debut single from new signings Vondelpark. Vondelpark make lofi pop music, combining guitars, vocals and programmed beats. Their music is evocative of hazy summer landscapes and informed by the melting pot of London’s underground music scene. This four track EP is the perfect introduction to their ghostly, laidback charm. Recorded in their bedrooms, this unpolished 4 track gem gives an indication of what this young band are capable of.

a1 – California Analog Dream
a2 – Hippodrome
b1 – Jetlag blue version
b2 – Backflip (In The Sauna)

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New Dubstep / Funky / Techno Promos




NONPLUSLP002PART1 – LOL – LOL Part 1 – 12″ Vinyl
lol is a bit of an unusual project, it’s just a thing in it’s own right, it’s not ‘for’ anything or anyone in particular, it’s just an LP made by three bored people who like music that sounds like it did before the advent of the internet. The project was recorded in the bedroom of a warehouse conversion in Hackney Wick (bedrooms can be incredibly creative spaces, seeing as most of us were conceived in one) They wrote about self-obsession, social anxiety, drug abuse, and failed relationships using pre-21st century recording devices such as VHS tape, 70′s valve microphones, analogue synths, cheap Argos catalogue guitars, and 80′s drum machines. The resulting music was sent to a handful of people they thought were similarly musically inclined; people deeply into producer culture who never rabidly stuck to one way of doing things, in the hope that they might like it too. After a few positive responses, it was decided to keep the project close to where it was created and London based label Nonplus+ Records proudly put their name behind it. The name was chosen after a text conversation about potential band names – none of which sounded right – with the last suggestion being “Polterchrist?” which was replied to with a simple “lol”. lol sounded neat so that was it. They liked the fact that it used to be an abbreviation for ‘lots of love’ but now just means ‘laughing out loud’. It seemed to fit the cheap, cynical nature of what they’d written about… oh and it looks a bit like a person with their hands in the air.

a1 LOL – Squeeze Me
a2 LOL – Face Me
b1 LOL – Dare Me
b2 LOL – White Noise

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RWINA010 – Rachet – Hyper Dimention – 12″ Vinyl
Finish copy promo. Rachet, a new kid on the block, debuts with the banging Hyper Dimention EP for Rwina Records on October 25. Well, Rachet isn’t that new on the fold. He’s worked with MCs like Devlin, Jammer, Frisco and Beezy, to name a few, back in the day. Don’t be misled by the wrong spelling of Dimention, this release is positively on point with some heavy dancefloor smashers in the typically forward-thinking Rwina fashion. Lead track ‘Hyper Dimention’ combines R&B and dubstep to a result for a track that explores and spans numerous strains of music that haven’t even been invented yet. The vicious ‘Electrical Basssweep’ pits hard-hitting drums against a fierce, dark bassline and a ravey but dripping bleepy melody. Closing the EP, ‘Sega Megadrive’ is a bubbling beast that imports a dramatic feeling to home-listeners but an energetic one to dancers, thoughtful peak time stuff in this one!

a Rachet – Hyper Dimention
b1 Rachet – Electrical Bass Sweep
b2 Rachet – Sega Mega Drive

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BLKBTR004 – RackNRuin – Territory EP Ft. Navigator & Slarta John – 12″ Vinyl
Rack N Ruin’s new ‘Territory EP’ ft Slarta John & Mc Navigator is now out on Black Butter Records The EP combines everything that Rack N Ruin stands for, a cross genre mash-up of jungle, electro, dubstep and more which we love at Urban Nerds! With outstanding feedback from the likes of Breakage, A-Track, Sub Focus, N- Type and many more, he is going from strength to strength!

a1 RackNRuin – Pixel Fist Remix
a2 RackNRuin – Junglist Mix
aa1 RackNRuin – Club Mix
aa2 RackNRuin – Follow Riddim

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Dubstep / Funky / Techno Vinyl Restocks



HFRMX001ii – Toasty – The Knowledge (Untold remix) / Candyfloss (Loefah remix)

2NDRP007 – Ramadanman – Revenue

RAMP022LP – Zomby – One Foot Ahead Of The Other

HF023 – Mount Kimbie – Sketch On Glass

HFT009 – Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo

SWAMP002 – Skream – Repercussions Of A Razor Blade

HEK005 – Untold – Gonna Work Out Fine EP

RAMP030 – Tokimonsta – Cosmic Intoxication EP

SWAMP005 – Addison Groove – Footcrab

PROPH118 – MJ Cole – Sincere (Nero Remix)

HES011 – James Blake – The Bells Sketch

MATH06 – Airhead & James Blake – Pembroke

EXIT022 – dBridge – Love Hotel / The Dim Light

DRUNK016 – Guido – Anidea

RSVER001 – Pariah – Detroit Falls / Orpheus

HFT012 – George FitzGerald – The Let Down

HEK008 – Ramadanman – Glut / Tempest

SWAMP006 – Ramadanman – Fall Short / Work Them

SWAMP007 – Pinch – Croydon House / Elements

DRUNK017 – Peverelist – Better Ways Of Living / Fighting Without Fighting

RS1003C – James Blake – CMYK EP (Limited Edition Cyan Vinyl)

PTN004 – Breach – Fatherless

NOMIC002 – Riya – Seems Like / The Cycle Ft. Skream

502001 – FIS-T – Night Hunter / Deep Mover

HES015 – Elgato – Tonight / Blue

RS1005 – Pariah – Safehouses EP

RS1007 – James Blake – Klavierwerke EP

RS1008 – Space Dimension Controller – The Temporary Thrillz EP

HENCH021 – Chasing Shadows – Red (Chasing Shadows Remix)

T -Shirt



HFT_MED_GREY – Hotflush Recordings – Grey T-Shirts (Size: Medium) – T-Shirt
Hotflush Recordings T-Shirts. Grey shirts featuring the Hotflush logo. Size Medium.
HFT_LRG_GREY – Hotflush Recordings – Grey T-Shirts (Size: Large) – T-Shirt
Hotflush Recordings T-Shirts. Grey shirts featuring the Hotflush logo. Size Large.

Dubstep / Funky / Techno Restocks CD



HFCD003 – Scuba – Triangulation

HFCD003i – Scuba – Triangulation (Interpretations)

DRUNKCD003 – Guido – Anidea

HFCD004 – Mount Kimbie – Crooks & Lovers

DPCD001 – Caspa – My Style

RNGCD001 – Various Artists – Swarf Pot (Transition Dubstep)

DRUNKCD004 – Various Artists – Worth The Weight – Bristol Dubstep Classics