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Dig Your Own Hole (25th Anniversary Japanese Edition)
Cat: UICY 16083. Rel: 12 Sep 22
Block Rockin' Beats
Dig Your Own Hole
Elektrobank
Piku
Setting Sun
It Doesn't Matter
Don't Stop The Rock
Get Up On It Like This
Lost In The K-hole
Where Do I Begin
The Private Psychedelic Reel
It Doesn't Matter (Alt mix)
I Love Tekno (Alt mix)
Elektrobank (demo)
Cylinders
Where Do I Begin (Alt mix)
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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Hello/Goodbye
Cat: ZIQ 447CD. Rel: 03 Nov 22
Hello
Iggy's Song
Magic Pony Ride (part 3)
Green Chaos
Avila
Pyramidal Mind Dispersion
Modulating Angel
Pentagonal Antiprism
Metabidiminished Icosahedron
Goodbye VIP
Giddy All Over
Moise
Rave Whistle
Rave Whistle (Darkside mix)
Rave Whistle (Jungle Tekno mix)
Review: Planet Mu main man Mike Paradinas has been busy throughout 2022, with this expanded edition of new album 'Hello' also including the entirety of the recently released (and sonically similar) 'Goodbye EP'. As Mu Ziq, Paradinas has always been good at inspirational, boundary blurring brilliance, with his tracks routinely adding gorgeously tuneful lead lines, ear-pleasing chords and jumpy IDM basslines to beats variously inspired by breakbeat hardcore, jungle and darkcore. While the collection is undoubtedly balanced and includes some less manic material geared towards home listening, it's the club-baiting tracks that often hit home hardest. Amongst the many highlights are the disco-sampling 'Green Chaos', the fiendishly sub-heavy 'Modulated Angel', the loved-up and subtly dubbed-out future anthem 'Goodbye VIP' and the three different takes on 'Rave Whistle'.
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Good Lies (Japanese Edition)
Good Lies (Japanese Edition) (limited CD with obi-strip)
Cat: XL 1300 CDJP. Rel: 22 May 23
Feelings Plain
Arla Fearn
Good Lies
Walk Thru Water
Cold Blooded
Skulled
Sugarrushhh
Calon
Is U
Vermonly
So U Kno
Calling Out
Dampha (bonus track)
Review: Initially released earlier in the year to great acclaim, and here presented in a Japanese edition that boasts additional cut 'Dampha', Overmono's debut full-length Good Lies looks set to be one of the electronic albums of 2023. Consciously building to their brilliant breakthrough single 'U Kno' and beyond, the album offers a masterful exploration of their hard to pigeonhole trademark sound - a sub-heavy distillation of UK bass rhythms and references (two-step garage, dubstep, 140 and polyrhythmic techno can all be heard within the Russell brothers' potent sonic stew) fused with pitched-up r&b vocals, picturesque electronics, rave-igniting riffs and dirt-encrusted aural textures. A genuine triumph that will only enhance their already sky-high reputation.
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Bleeps Breaks & Bass
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Cat: MPD 041CD. Rel: 04 Apr 23
The Scientist - "Spiral Symphony" (Sample Me mix)
KCC - "Def Con Bass"
R Solution - "Blowing My Mind"
Biosphere - "Baby Satellite"
A Certain Ratio - "Spirit Dance"
A Man Called Adam - "Midievil (The Inquisition)"
Unique 3 - "Digicality"
Heychild - "Heychild's Theme"
Terra Incognita - "Alien Element" (UK mix)
Tek 9 - "Space 91"
Boneshakers - "Don't Go Away" (original dub mix)
Ubik - "Bass Generation"
Techno Excursion - "Come With Me"
Trak 1 - "For This II"
Three Sons - "First Step"
The KLF - "What Time Is Love?" (Moody Boys vs KLF mix)
Review: Returning to the turn of the 90s, when British dance music gave birth to two interconnected styles that put heavy sub-bass front and centre: bleep techno and breakbeat hardcore. Exploring these origins, as well as their countless mutations and imitations, Dutch label Musique Pour La Danse present a major new retrospective, cherry picking the cream of the crop of 90s bleeps, breaks and bass. Featuring tracks from Terra Incognita, Tek 9, Boneshakers, Ubik, Break The Limits, Techno Excursion, Trak 1, Three Sons, and KLF, this rare and expertly curated selection of tracks is available in CD form as well as in vinyl format.
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Played by: Manu Archeo
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