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Review: The new Blockwerk release, "Straight Forward", reflects an attitude of urban communication and networking. Blockwerk hooked up with DJ's from all over the world in order to present completely different, yet related styles on a four-track 12" vinyl and a five-track CD. "Straight Forward" features thoughtful vocals by KC on a thriving groove, followed by a genuine instrumental rework by DJ Erik Sumo (Pulver records), featuring a Russian children's poem presented by Maxim.
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Review: "The Salmon Dance" is the second single from the new Chemical Brothers album "We Are The Night". It's the perfect messed-up nursery rhyme, with Fatlip of Pharcyde fame talking through the lifecycle of a salmon, all over an inebriated beat that is one of the quirkiest tracks that Tom and Ed have ever produced.
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Review: One hard step forward: "Thresholds", a prolongation of Detritus's second full length album (the acclaimed "Origin"), sees David Dando-Moore contract his beats and infusing his tracks with newly found, harder and drier sounds. Crystal-clear, melodic and dynamic, Detritus's sound widens again with "Thresholds", mixing ardour and melancholy as never before. "Thresholds" is a CD that Detritus had to write before being able to move on to new grounds. A prolongation of the acclaimed full-length "Origin", it dots the i on this artist's skills, and anticipate Detritus's changes in the future.
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At The Bottom (CD single)
Cat: VAL 3003-8. Rel: 29 Sep 06
Review: The next step from DJ Sakin. After the great Club Hits "For The Love Of A Princess (Braveheart 2006)" and "Rollin' Bones" presents DJ Sakin a new Bomb together with the producer-team Mason & Shepherd: 'At the Bottom' - the next big hit from DJ Sakin!
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Review: Second single from the massive selling 'Why Try Harder - The Greatest Hits', ahead of the Christmas album re-promotion.
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Review: Second single from the massive selling 'Why Try Harder - The Greatest Hits', ahead of the Christmas album re-promotion.
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That Old Pair Of Jeans (video)
Review: New single supporting Fatboy Slim's forthcoming greatest hits album and summer of high profile activity. "Classic Fatboy"-XFM. Brand new single from Fatboy Slim following the release of his massive greatest hits set 'Why Try Harder'. Radio One's Pete Tong has played it twice since the exclusive on his show on 28th April. Huge response from listeners to Zane Lowe's Radio One show also. Features major remixes of classic tracks including 'Praise You' (remixed by Adrock & Mike D from Beastie Boys), 'Right Here Right Now' (reworked by Redanka), 'Right Here Right Now' (remixed by Freemasons) and 'Everybody Needs A 303' (remixed by Plump DJs.) The video features juggler extraordinaire Chris Bliss interpreting the single through the medium of juggling.
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Review: New single supporting Fatboy Slim's forthcoming greatest hits album and summer of high profile activity. "Classic Fatboy"-XFM. Brand new single from Fatboy Slim following the release of his massive greatest hits set 'Why Try Harder'. Radio One's Pete Tong has played it twice since the exclusive on his show on 28th April. Huge response from listeners to Zane Lowe's Radio One show also. Features major remixes of classic tracks including 'Praise You' (remixed by Adrock & Mike D from Beastie Boys), 'Right Here Right Now' (reworked by Redanka), 'Right Here Right Now' (remixed by Freemasons) and 'Everybody Needs A 303' (remixed by Plump DJs.) The video features juggler extraordinaire Chris Bliss interpreting the single through the medium of juggling.
… Read moreout of stock $5.18
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Towards The Sun (remixes) (6 track CD single)
Cat: FAULTCD 011. Rel: 23 Nov 06
Review: Second single 'Towards The Sun' off the critically acclaimed debut album 'Audio Damage'. the infamous Evil Nine, with an absolute scorcher of a mix. Made for the big rooms, it uses the vocal to devastating effect, and has been getting fantastic reactions from the very limited white labels that have been previously sent out. Next we have something quite special, the first remix for over 2 years from the mighty Hybrid. Anyone who knows barely anything about dance music know that Hybrid are one of the biggest names in the game, and it's quite a coup to get this exclusive mix, due to their respect for Glen FFS's production work. Full of incredible effects, strings, twists and turns, it is another slice of greatness from Hybrid. 3rd mix in the package comes from man of the moment, Mr Paul Woolford. Tongy favourite Paul delivers a classic sounding Woolford mix, with a fantastic groove and really nice crisp, clean effects that also makes good use of the vocal. A mix from newcomer R3volve. Mike 'R3volve' Christensen brings a fantastic uplifting melodic house workout, perfectly combining the vocal with his shiny production to deliver a proper hands in the air, highly enjoyable mix. Mike has previously put out some high profile bootlegs and won a BT remix competition that garnered him attention and plays from the likes of Sander Kleinenberg, James Zabiela and the ubiquitous Sasha & Digweed.
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Review: The 3rd single from the rather superb album. These remixes come courtesy of US electro god Tommie Sunshine and an exclusive from New Young Pony Club.
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Work On You (video)
The Making Of Work On You (video)
Review: "Work On You" is a peak-time electro anthem as earth shaking bass collides with jacking grooves, with a Daft Punk vibe.
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Real Estate Man Plus (video for Ubin mix)
Review: David Thrussell's career here takes a new turn and rises to a new high. Ten strikingly different versions of the one song might seem excessive to some, but once heard you'll agree that each interpretation brings a refreshing new vigour to this cherished classic. In these fireside and dancefloor favourites there is a gentle, convincing persuasiveness about every rendition. The approach here is so totally, unaffectedly sincere you can't help but feel your whole inner being is touched. "Real Estate Man" is no doubt well enough known to you that you have probably been able to hum the melody since you were a child. Yet in this presentation, each version is revealed in an entirely new light, so much more meaningful that it's almost as though you had never really heard the song before: a pure electro assault.
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Review: The mighty Warriors return with Sway laying down the war cry, a rasta tainted vocal backed by the Stanton's magic trippy infectious breakbeat production. This one has a deep and nasty electro twist with some hot 808 action, booming bass, a heavily effected melodic hook and Sway delivering a vocal performance on the Snoop Dog meets reggae tip.
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Review: A massive dancefloor roller that is fast becoming an anthem at Boomslang when played by Vigi, Ellis Dee etc. This is full of crisp drums, rolling bass and a vocal from General Levy.
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Love Bites (Andy Votel remix - video)
Review: This is a collaboration between one of the UK's best kept musical secrets and one the UK's most renowned purveyors of weird and wonderful. Will Tang, a singer/songwriter, guitarist and blues harmonica guru teams up with Manchester DJ, producer and Twisted Nerve label boss, Andy Votel, to produce one of the most eclectic releases we've seen. Votel, who likes to dabble on the musical fringes, has managed to mould Will's rootsy acoustic style with a furious tommy-gun break beat to create an unlikely concoction of whiskey soaked blues sensibilities underpinned with a killer dancefloor groove. Will, who has English and Chinese roots, is virtually a household name in Hong Kong. With a thirteen year career and five albums under his belt, Will's unique style, which draws on elements of everything from blues, jazz, rock, pop to hip-hop, has garnered much interest in the UK, including that of Votel, whose previous remixing duties include the likes of Elbow, Broadcast, Badly Drawn Boy, and Ian Brown.
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The Sex EP (6 track CD single + bonus sampler disc)
Cat: SATMCDM 02. Rel: 16 Mar 07
Review: Tila Tequila's 'The Sex', released on the Saturday Team label, draws from a myriad of influences. Paying equal homage to 80's pop music and contemporary electronica.
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Review: "Cum On Feel The Boyz", by the Torpedo Boyz, includes the single "Japaneeze Boyz". The Torpedo Boyz mix glambreaks with discofolk on this Lounge Records release.
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Review: "Burn My Shadow" is a much anticipated new single from the world renowned Unkle. Featuring Ian Astbury (The Cult), this is currently Zane Lowe's Hottest Record In The World.
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Flow Dynamics/A Skillz & Krafty Kuts feat Kurtis Blow - "Live In The Mix/Gimme The Breaks (acappella)"
Review: Export 02, the second installment in Finger Lickin's cutting edge mix series, sees turntable terrorist A-Skillz step to the fore with a firing fusion of funk, hip-hop and old school electro due to be unleashed in beginning of September. The Export series showcases up-front exclusives and established club killers, taken straight from their artist's record bags. Export 02, featuring bloc jams from the likes of the Jungle Brothers, Kraak & Smaak and Fort Knox 5 exhibits A-Skillz eclectic, ass-shaking precision mixing style to the maximum. From the crowd-rocking, scratch tricks of "Beats on a String" through to the sexy and supreme hip hop of "Give The Drummer Some", A-Skillz has specially selected each track, after extensive road tests, to guarantee maximum party carnage. One listen to Export 02 will leave you in no doubt that A-Skillz is a supreme manipulator of the humble record player, but this mix also highlights his prowess in the studio. The album exclusively contains his sought after and highly acclaimed remix of "Funk Hits The Fan" by label mates Plump DJs, taking the track into completely new territory, whilst his own "Mooger Fooger" and "The Funky Drummer" are early hints of things to come. A Renault advert sync and a Grand Tourismo 4 soundtrack are already in the can and an artist album full of heavyweight collaborations for Finger Lickin' is eagerly anticipated.
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DVD - Michal Butink Cult Copy video mix
Review: After the well received Cult Copy album, which was released on CD/DVD earlier this year, it was decided to release a limited press of 1000 copies on vinyl, as a lot of requests were received for this format. Most of the Cult Copy related vinyl is deleted or currently out of stock, so this album makes all tracks available on vinyl again. It will be released as a gatefold 2xLP of which 500 units come with the DVD which is also available with the CD. This DVD contains a 25 minute video by video artist Michael Butink which compliments the music perfectly.
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Review: During the year 2005, Richard D. James released, on his 'Rephlex' label, a series of 12 maxi vinyls under his alias, AFX.
AFX has condensed the tracks onto a cohesive album called 'Chosen Lords', his first real album since 'Drukgs'.
The inimitable style of AFX is close to the album 'Selected Ambient Works 85-92' with New-York electro influences, Chicago house and Detroit techno.
A refreshing electronic-synthetic paradise.
… Read moreAFX has condensed the tracks onto a cohesive album called 'Chosen Lords', his first real album since 'Drukgs'.
The inimitable style of AFX is close to the album 'Selected Ambient Works 85-92' with New-York electro influences, Chicago house and Detroit techno.
A refreshing electronic-synthetic paradise.
Played by: RADIAL
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Review: Ten specially selected little pieces of art have managed to make it onto "Transformer", all of which mastered their way round the chic obstacle course brilliantly taking purism and hit alarm in their stride. Straightness and a crazed love for detail are what make the difference on this album. Artistic breaks that entice not force the listener into a euphoric state. Sophisticated techno "Made in Frankfurt" which goes to show how exciting functionality can be. With "Transformer", Alter Ego, in their eleventh year of existence, prove that techno is not only a musical world language, but also an undecipherable secret code of timeless youth culture. Countless 12"s and remixes for various icons of pop history (e.g. Human League/Cabaret Voltaire) substantiate the great importance of Alter Ego for contemporary electronic dance music!!
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Review: On their latest full-length, Bournemouth-based jump-up junglists turned breakbeat badmen Aquasky invite us to Raise The Devil with a typically boisterous and party-friendly selection of original cuts. As usual, expect an all-out assault on the senses, hips and feet, with tracks variously touching on punchy breaks, floor-friendly dubstep wobblers, ragga-influenced bouncers, bowel-bothering jungle and even a big hefty dollop of piano house. Plenty of mates and scene veterans pop along to lend a hand, from gnarled mic men the Ragga Twins, Daddy Freddy and Tenor Fly to and turntable whizz Mr Thing. Party on, dudes.
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Review: Originally hailed as the home of bassline breaks, the last 12 months has seen Aquasky's excellent Passenger Imprint go through a number of changes. Not content with being pigeon-holed, the Bournemouth based trio whose production career spans an impressive ten years plus, have been not-so-quietly pushing things forward by stepping outside of their comfort zone and experimenting with different styles, from house to electro to funky breaks. To follow 2005s 'Breakbeat Bass' debut, Aquasky eagerly return with the second instalment in the series to not only showcase what busy boys they've been but also the new direction for the label. Features amazing tracks (amongst others) from the likes of Aquasky, Backdraft, Tayo, The Ragga Twins, and Noisia, remixes from Chris Carter, Future Funk Squad, and Dylan Rhymes, and guest spots from Kool Keith, El Hornet of Pendulum fame, and Bex.
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Cat: XRPCD 2207. Rel: 09 Dec 22
Review: London jungle-punk fusionists, Asian Dub Foundation, celebrate the 25th anniversary of their critically acclaimed 1997 album 'R.A.F.I' recorded at the legendary On-U Sound Studios in East London. Entirely remixed and remastered, this version still sounds fresh, while the conscious rap, traditional Asian instrumentation, breakbeats and samples remain in full effect - and of course Master D's unforgettable rap flow. The artwork has been reworked for this new edition which also includes 3 bonus tracks: the original 7" version of 'Free Saptal Ram', a Mad Scientist dub remix of 'Naxalite' and the Jerry Dammers remix of 'Black White'.
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Review: Atomic Hooligan’s ‘You Are Here’ has become a worldwide benchmark for the breakbeat album, winning best album at this year's Breakspoll awards, featuring as front cover models for DJ magazine, getting into DJ Mag’s top 10 albums of the year, and their live show being voted one of XFM’s sessions of the year. Their ten piece live show has toured and rocked Fabric Live, Cargo, The Ocean Rooms Glastonbury, and The Glade, and ‘You Are Here’ entered the Japanese National album chart at 11! They are also fast gaining the reputation of remix royalty after their massive ‘Cowgirl’ and ‘Born Slippy’ remixes for Underworld. This is a must have package all wrapped up with the lads mixing and scratching their way through. Look out for 12’s from the remix album! AH complete their second artist LP due for release on Botchit 2007.
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Atomizer vs Readers Wifes - "Nostalgia (There's No Money In The Underground)" (feat Justin Bond - bonus track)
Review: Debut album release from Atomizer - creators of ultra-slick fashionable London club NagNagNag! Features 3 Jimmy Cauty (KLF) produced singles.
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Review: What happens when you take an accomplished dancer who's musically trained and a mobile street DJ who's classically trained and unleash them in a studio? Well, if the conditions are right, you might get Aux 88. But not overnight... From 1985 to date, Detroit electro is strongly represented by Tommy Hamilton and Keith Tucker. Sometimes referred to as techno-bass, they integrate early Detroit and New York electro, Miami bass music, and the dark, gritty analog edge of Detroit techno into a futuristic beat music all their own. If anyone mistakes their live show as a scaled down electronic hip hop oriented Parliament show, well, you're not too far off the mark as Aux 88 is one of the few groups who remember that techno has its roots in the hip hop of pioneers like Afrika Bambaataa, Planet Patrol and Newcleus. They tour actively and circle the globe in their hunt for new converts to their futuristic message. For fans of Cybotron, Drexciya, Model 500. Electro from the masters of techno-bass reunite for this spectacular comeback album. Aux 88 show's us once again why they are among the electro elite.
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Review: In many ways, Boe 'Badboe' Pedersen represents a dying breed of breakbeat producers. Whereas many of today's brightest breaks stars rarely get more adventurous than choosing odd samples for in-your-face mash-ups, Pedersen has always prioritized groove and musicality over functionality. His greatest achievement to date is undoubtedly Break The Funk, his 2009 debut full-length. Here, it gets a deserved reissue (under the slightly amended title, The Funk). Four years on, the album's cosy mix of deep funk breaks, steamy delta blues-hop ("Break The Blues") and funk-flecked hip-hop beat science ("Spread The Words", "Let's Get Ill") still impresses. Hugely listenable and enjoyable throughout, it sounds like an echo from a bygone age.
… Read morePlayed by: Breakbeat Paradise Recordings
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Review: Hamburg-based trio Basement Freaks has always been a reliable source of goodtime funk. Here, they continue their explorations into 21st century funk with their third full-length, Funk from the Trunk. While previous excursions have been rooted in breaks, the 14 tracks here are largely based around the sort of fuzzy, kaleidoscopic '80s funk once popularized by Prince and Parliament/Funkadelic. Into this pot they through straight-up funk and disco influences, along with the noughties wobble of ghetto funk and more than a nod towards '70 block party grooves. The result is an album that oozes party-friendly fun from start the finish, and more than a little radio-friendly poppiness.
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BASSBIN TWINS / VARIOUS
Bassbin Twins vs Marine Parade (2xCD (1st CD mixed, 2nd CD unmixed))
Cat: MAPACD 006 _7. Rel: 13 Jul 06
Review: When I started DJing in London clubs in the early-to-mid '90s, what we now take for granted didn't really exist. Yes, there were records with "breakbeats" in them-those early rumblings of "big beat," quickly dismissed as gimmicky, cheesy piffle. But to make up a quality set of the sound I so badly wanted to hear, I had to scan, dig and scour. I would mix up electro, hip-house, deep house, obscure 'leftfield' b-sides, jungle records played on 33, and (full disclosure now) the occasional hardcore tune. I was getting there, but the sound in my head I was itching to hear through my ears still proved frustratingly elusive. I couldn't describe it, nor could I find it. That was, of course, until I discovered my first Bassbin Twins twelve-inch. That day, in Tag Records, tucked down an alleyway in Soho, a young crate-digger DJ mined 24 karat gold! This was heavy gold, too: putting needle to vinyl, I discovered the groove I'd been hearing in my imagination the whole time. It was devastatingly deep, had proper, beautifully-crafted, bassbin-shaking beats, house-rockin' energy, and those super-addictive signature vocal samples. Down to the stylin' little black-'n-white graphic on the label, the whole package was just fucking dope! In Bassbin Twins, I discovered the sound I had always wanted, no, needed to hear. For me, it changed everything: in my headspace, a whole new universe just opened anew. Without that record and the other Bassbin moments to come, my 1998 debut mix album Coastal Breaks would not have come about. In fact, without Bassbin Twins there would certainly be no Marine Parade Records. Some artists have their moment, then vanish: they do something fresh, accidentally inspire a whole new movement, and then disappear into obscurity. But the Bassbins have kept their ears to the ground and their fingers on the pulse. For our debut label compilation, we wanted to tell the story of where we have come from and how we have progressed, showing off our highlight moments and giving a tiny hint as to where we are going next. No one could do the job better than the ones who put match to gasoline in the first place: therefore, what an honour it is to present, Bassbin Twins vs. Marine Parade.
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Review: "Underground Communication" is an exploration of hip-hop culture, featuring scores of MCs and rhythmic poets mashed atop heavy, driving basslines.
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Review: Bristol duo Boca 4 and Parker have already treated fans to this year's Ascending Change EP and now follow it up with their debut album - a beautifully constructed mixture of trip-hop breaks, stirring strings and a lot of soul. "So Long" featuring Sarah Scott on vocals is a beauty, with descending cellos and violins filtered up over the verses, while the pair's pastoral obsessions shine through on "Spring Forward", which approaches dubstep from a very unusual and highly original, string-blessed angle. With veteran UK MC Mystro on the rabble-rousing "Queen Bee", this is an unexpected peach of an album that confounds your expectations every step of the way.
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Review: Brand new album from Portland, Oregon duo The Blow. The Blow have previously released three albums on the legendary K Records label but have now found a new home at esteemed German label Tomlab (The Books, Patrick Wolf, Final Fantasy etc). The Blow is Jona Bechtolt and Khaela Maricich. The two have been working together as The Blow since 2004 when they recorded a limited edition EP called 'Poor Aim'. United by a shared affection for the sparkling production styles of mainstream radio, and both raised with deep roots in the DIY scenes of the Pacific North-west, the duo makes fractured pop chart toppers to seduce all manner of hearts out of their cases, onto the floor.
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Review: It's 30 years since Bomb The Bass gate crashed the UK singles chart with "Beat Dis", a seminal fusion of hip-hop sample culture, New York Freestyle grooves and Chicago house traits. To celebrate, Cherry Red has decided to reissue the outfit's 1988 debut album, Into The Dragon. Amazingly, the album has aged very well, and the production duo's cut-and-paste blends of heavy hip-hop breakbeats, electrofunk rhythms, cheeky melodic lifts (John Carpenter's "Escape From Precinct 13" gets the going over on "Megablast"), house references and early UK rap are still capable of raising the temperature on the dancefloor. The reissue also includes a number of tasty period remixes and bonus cuts, of which the original rap version of "Megablast" stands out.
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Review: Riotous Brazilian MC and DJ three-piece Bonde Do Role play baile funk - a flippant, punked-up take on Miami bass developed in Rio's favelas - and yet aren't from Rio. A characteristic of baile funk is its playfulness and mash-up guerrilla-style sampling. Grunge, heavy metal, and cheese were added to the melting pot here. Their SXSW appearances were the talk of post-festival blogs, described in many instances as a "Brazilian Beastie Boys" with their explosive performances and filthy lyrics. "With Lasers" is released on Domino.
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Review: First album from US producer Jean-Paul Bondy, better known as Volum and one half of Volsoc (together with Justin Maxwell on John Tejada's Palette imprint). Blips, bleeps, squeaks and tweaks, electro, radical bass, and straight-up glitch funk.
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Review: Featuring all the tracks from the "Grindkrusher" and "Sick Sick Sick" records, re-recorded and remastered, "Full Metal Racket" is Bong- Ra's unmatchable homage to his grindcore and hardcore heroes. This is a fast, high-energy album of twisted breaks and merciless riffs.
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Review: Given that he's been on the UK jungle scene since the mid 1990s, it's taken Birmingham-based singer/songwriter David Boomah quite a while to put together this debut album. It was, though, worth the wait, as One World Many Cultures is a fine set. Featuring his distinctive vocals (a mix of toasting and soulful singing) over a variety of sun-flecked styles - jungle, dubstep, soul, dancehall, warm, organic breaks and hip-hop soul - it boasts production from Serum, Rob & Robbie, Benny Page and Aries and Gold. The guestlist also includes mic slayers Tenor Fly, Solo Banton, Harry Shotta, Serocee and YT, guaranteeing an impressive all-star feel to proceedings. There's no doubt, though, that Boomah is the star of the show.
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Review: BT is the creative force currently driving digital songwriting and soundscaping in its evolution into the audio-visual-spiritual art-form that will define and inspire the human narrative of the 21st Century.
… Read morePlayed by: Tiesto
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Review: Buraka Som Sistema's debut album, 2008's brilliant Black Diamond, was something of a landmark set - an effortlessly energetic and breathlessly exciting introduction to the band's unique kuduro sound. This long-awaited follow-up lacks the instant impact of its predecessor, but is no less enjoyable. The pace is a touch slower (but only a touch, mind) and the sound a smidgeon smoother, but the raw kuduro energy and hooky vocals remain. There are some sweet, contemplative moments (see "Voodoo Love"), a clutch of genuine dancefloor bangers (check the warped electro cut-ups and twisted beats of "Tira O Pe"or skittering roller "Burakaton") and an admirable collaboration with German digital dancehall veteran Stereotyp.
… Read morePlayed by: Manmade / CMC-Silenta
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Review: "Exhibition 4" is a compilation which highlights the best tracks in the scene over the last year. Featuring exclusive material from Hooj, Lost Language, Primal, Precinct and Solaris Recordings.
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Review: Multi instrumentalist Martin Buscaglia, a 32 years old Uruguayan singer-song-writer, presents us with his new album a capturing sound, sometimes raw and rough, sometimes dirty. He plays a Banjo recovered from the alley's dustbin, or a rajastani ravanatha that Martin is still incapable of extracting any reasonable sound out of, or electronic toy guns, or a Zamfona (a prehistoric instrument only found in Arab countries nowadays) or even a tiny Simon with his four colours and tones, there are bases created with a filthy Atari 81... all this has definitely contributed to this unique sound. An avant garde look of what the Latin American movement of singer-song-writers could be beyond their tradition but not forgetting it.
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Review: The Chemical Brothers are back with their 10th studio album (mixes and soundtracks not withstanding), and they're sounding especially fired up. The widescreen stadium psychedelia they've made their own spills out in abundance across "No Geography", but it's also matched with a feverish energy. The more up-tempo tracks, like "Gravity Drops" and "Eve Of Destruction", spit and snarl with the best of their classic, down and dirty dancefloor material, but there's plenty of space for the starry eyed songwriting they've made their own in more recent times. Just cop "The Universe Sent Me" and be immediately transported to a festival field, where you'll no doubt be catching The Bro's this summer.
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Born In The Echoes (limited deluxe CD + bonus tracks in gatefold textured sleeve)
Cat: XDUSTCDX 10. Rel: 24 Jul 15
Review: Some critics have complained that the Chemical Brothers' Born In The Echoes - their first studio album in five years - is not distinctive enough from their previous work. Arguably, this is actually the album's greatest strength. Sure, it sounds like it was cut from the same cloth as, say, 1999's Surrender or 2001's Come With Us, but is that such a bad thing? The beats are bold, the electronics trippy, the acid lines intense, and the rock influences wild and unwieldy. Like those sets, there are plenty of guest vocalists - Q-Tip and Beck being the most notable stars - and moments that recall their greatest work (see the "Let Forever Be" style dancefloor psychedelia of "I'll See You There").
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends CD Albums
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Cat: XDUSTCDX 2. Rel: 29 Jul 22
Review: A quarter of a century on, Chemical Brothers' second studio album returns to stores in expanded form. The original album remains the high watermark of the (now often derided) big beat movement - a bolshy, thrill-a-minute ride that races between funk-fuelled, break-heavy hits ('Block-Rockin' Beats'), rock-tinged heaviness (the title track), fuzz-fuelled post-techno hedonism ('Electrobank'), La Funk Mob-influenced trip-hop ('Piku'), heady ambience ('Loft in the K-Hole') and riffs on the Beatles' 'Tomorrow Never Knows' ('Setting Sun' with Noel Gallagher and the incredible 'My Private Psychedelic Reel'). The second disc on this bonus edition boasts a quintet of previously unreleased tracks and alternate versions, with our highlights including the opioid pulse of 'Cylinders' and the slamming techno breathlessness of 'It Doesn't Matter (alternate mix)'.
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Dig Your Own Hole (25th Anniversary Japanese Edition) (limited 2xSHM-CD with obi-strip)
Cat: UICY 16083. Rel: 12 Sep 22
Review: In hindsight, the summer of 1997 saw the release of some genuinely brilliant and ground-breaking dance albums - not least Chemical Brothers' second studio set, Dig Your Own Hole. As this expanded 25th anniversary edition proves, the album was the musical high point of the often painfully shallow big beat movement - a thrill-a-minute ride that races between funk-fuelled, break-heavy hits ('Block-Rockin' Beats'), rock-tinged heaviness (the title track), fuzz-fuelled post-techno hedonism (''Electrobank'), La Funk Mob-influenced trip-hop ('Pikup'), heady ambience ('Lost in the K-Hole') and riffs on the Beatles' 'Tomorrow Never Knows' ('Setting Sun' and the incredible 'My Private Psychedelic Reel'). CD two will delight fans, featuring as it does a quintet of previously unreleased tracks and alternate versions, with the opioid pulse of 'Cylinders' and the slamming 'It Doesn't Matter (alternate mix)' standing out.
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Review: Breakbeat maestros The Chemical Brothers have been pout in a field of one for many decades and now they prove that is where they remain with their latest new album. It comes at the same time as an extensive new biography that digs deep into their story and is full of blistering beats, maximal techno and brain frying electro. For The Beautiful Feeling arrives here on CD and is full of high-octane sound, maximal grooves and a mad guest spot from none other than Beck. Fans will love it, whether newcomers or diehards who have been with the pair since day one.
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Cat: KSWCD 41. Rel: 10 Nov 06
Review: Kinkysweet's Club Series spotlights the hottest clubs in the coolest cities. For the second in this series we jump from New York to Los Angeles for the 10-year anniversary of a Hollywood institution, the Monday Night Social. With 520 consecutive shows under its belt, Monday Social is the longest-running club night in Los Angeles. Just about every name in electronic music has played there at one time or another, including John Digweed, Groove Armada, Mark Farina and Sander Kleinberg, among many others. Currently located at one of Hollywood's premiere venues - Nacional - the secret of its success is its combination of the hassle-free vibe of the bar scene mixed with musical and technical standards associated with nightclubs. Each week new guest DJ's and performers drop in from around the world to join Monday Social promoters and DJ's Mick Cole and Freddy Be. On this collection, Mick and Freddy lay down a retrospective in electronic music, incorporating the many artists that have graced the stage of the Monday Social throughout its ten year history.
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