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Tones & Echoes (12")
Cat: EGV 002. Rel: 13 Apr 23
Review: Egregore Collective's second outing is another serious one that brings together five specialists from the world of deep dub music. Another Channel opens and plunges into a cavernous oceanic abyss with 'East Slope Dub' before Mantsche's 'Unknown Dub Story' (feat Bishop) has rippling chords that disappear to an infinite horizon while the paddy drums churn slowly below. There's an authentic dub feel to the endlessly wide open spaces of Masis's 'Mount Zio' and the flip brings more dark but delightful dub from Stefan Dubs and Stacktrace.
… Read morePlayed by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Cat: SKULL 005. Rel: 03 Aug 06
Review: Shackleton's tracks have been getting a caning from the likes of Kode 9 and N Type on Rinse FM, through to the likes of Rob da Bank on Radio One and also on XFM, and at raves such as DMZ and Subloaded. DJ support from people as diverse as Ricardo Villalobos. Positive reviews of previous releases have appeared in The Wire, IDJ, Fact magazine and many more.
… Read morePlayed by: David Plans
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Ruling Sound (12")
Cat: MS 028. Rel: 06 Dec 16
Review: Lafayette, Louisiana, may not be particularly associated with the bowel-bothering sub-bass and ricocheting drum hits of dubstep. Nevertheless, it's home to Bukkha, a producer whose floor-friendly dubstep releases are shot through with high-grade dub reggae influences. "Ruling Sound", featuring the slick and soulful vocals of Junior Dread, is a perfect example. It's effectively a dubstep/steppers reggae fusion, and a very good one at that. The producer's love of original dub can be heard loud and clear on the accompanying "Ruling Dub", which beefs up the sub-bass whilst ramping up the reverb, delay and tape echo. The flipside TMSV Remix, which boasts crunchier, jungle-influenced breakbeats and even weightier sub-bass, is also pretty nifty.
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Review: Infernal Sounds started as a widely followed YouTube channel specializing in promoting other people's music and mixes, but over the last two years they've started churning out solid, deep-minded dubstep of their own. And dubstep it is, because we don't like labelling any UK dance tune that deviates from house simply as 'bass'. Newcomers Causa and Shu drop a heavy, murky bombshell in "Dubhelmet", followed by the comparatively sunnier bass pounds and two-steps of "Dawn Chorus", and the DMZ vibes of "System One", a traditional sort of banger that you don't often here anymore. Tip!
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Review: Infernal Sounds return with family member Chad Dubz (Foundation Audio) alongside debutant Somah - the latter previously of Deep Medi Musik, Scrub A Dub and Chord Marauders fame. The Business EP features the wonky wall of sound of the title track and its proper progressions in grime, followed by the sinister street level futurism of 'Naraka' going down a dark dubstep route. On the flip, the dread infused mediative dub on "Amplified" is an EP highlight, followed by the equally minimal and contemplative halftime journey "Unresolved".
… Read morePlayed by: Taiko
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Review: There has now been sufficient distance since the original dubstep movement that the sound seems to be coming back in fashion. And with plenty of top artists out there making music like this there is no reason why we shouldn't all be here for it. Crowley and Schi join forces for this one and open the account with 'Moraal.' It's a stripped back tune with skanking low ends, spares hits and plenty of urban atmosphere. 'Skitta' then drops even more echoing hits over a flashy and flabby bottom end designed to sink you in deep. On the flip, 'Wervel' comes first as a haunting and edgy stepper then and snaking low-end wobbler in the hands of Zygos.
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Cat: DEEPHLP 002S2. Rel: 08 Jun 22
Review: The Deep heads crew have put together some superb sounds for the third volume of their Deep Heads Dubstep Volume 3 and now they are issuing plenty of the cuts on a series of tasty samplers. Danny Scrilla kicks this off with some classic urban soundscapes and reflective synths and Escapism Refuge's 'Traps' then gets a nice bump on. Sukh Knight's 'Havoc' introduces some nice frosty low end wobble and Synpal & Ras Stimulant close down with the midnight shuffle of 'Ital Being.' This is cutting edge stuff that shows there is plenty of life in the dubstep sound yet
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Cat: SPVA 01. Rel: 05 Feb 14
Review: Istanbul's Sublime Porte describe themselves as a team of creative individuals, and what began initially as a net label back in 2008 has latterly blossomed into the physical realm. Sublime Porte's output has been inspired by various strands of electronic music, but it's the hardcore continuum that dominates proceedings on the split release Various Beats From Sublime Artists Vol.I 12". Derivate opens proceedings with "All My Homies Clappin," an effervescent exercise in Bass music that has the sort of musicality you would find on an Eglo B Side, whilst the spirit of Marvin Gaye is mixed up with murky basslines and swung rhythms on Beto Narme's contribution. Face down "Soul Is A Lie" finds Gantz in introspective mood and Stiver's final cut "Bergamo" has a touch of the Autonomics about it.
… Read morePlayed by: Tufan Demir, Juno Recommends Bass
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Lost (hand-numbered 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: WRDUBS 06. Rel: 19 Feb 19
Review: Well Rounded Dubs chomp into 2019 with their first (300 limited) 12" of the year. And once again it's a showcase of next level talent as Foamplate and Sibla step up to the series. Foamplate (who was on the label launch release) returns with a vibrant, fuzzy piece of funk laden with trippy metallic harmonics and some serious off-grid funk in the drums. Sibla takes the flip with a stuttering slice of strange textures, harp plucks, crashing drums and so much sub you'll want to shave some off the record and bake with it. Well good mate.
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Syndicate Part 2 (double 12")
Cat: SENLP 002. Rel: 27 Jan 21
Review: The second chapter of Sentry's compilation series furthers the notoriety of its lauded artist congregation, welcoming plenty of fresh faces to the revered artist roster. A four-track vinyl sampler, Syndicate Part 2 takes (as the label best said themselves) 'bass music enthusiasts for an extensive and stylistically varied ride'. KALI & Senncoria take dubstep into world music realms on 'Dragon Shape', LSN bring UK bass music forward on the urban grit of 'Shotta Kush', Substance teams up with label head honcho Youngsta on the blunted late night grime experiment 'Nug', and on what was probably our favourite track on here, Cimm presents a unique take on dub techno with the cavernous and glacial 'Glider'.
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Review: Chad Dubz's Foundation Audio label outta Bristol remains a leading light in the bass, sound system and dubstep scene. This time out it is Kroomen and Somah who pair up for some mysterious late-night transmissions designed to rattle the walls. 'Kaba Rhythm' manages to be both light and airy yet dark and heavy all at once, with some Eastern melodies leading you ever deeper into the shadows. 'Sub 37' is all lurching kicks and skittish perc with twisted metallic textures and 'Heavy Smoke' is a slow and purposeful rhythm that takes its time to lure you in. It's golden-era dubstep that is as atmospheric as it is inviting.
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Axis Shift (grey marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: OSMUK 033. Rel: 20 Aug 13
Review: A truly heavyweight collab affair, Kryptic Minds and Sleeper have unleashed each other's beast with both of these cuts. "Axis Shift" is an uncompromising techno-minded behemoth, all double kicks and industrial growls. "Solarized Formation" is heavier again thanks its pneumatic stuttering rhythm and harrowed groans buried deep in the mix. Powerful stuff, and available on grey marbled vinyl... this is a very special release.
… Read morePlayed by: Hadji
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Review: The title track from his impeccable debut album released this summer, LX One's "Motions" wades through thick Massive Attack-level mists with its off-kilter drums and introverted vocals from Segolia. Flip for the some serious dub business with another one of the many album highlights "Kingsland Dub". Anchor-weight on the kicks, SP:MC ghosting through the channels and ping pong ball bass, it's yet another reason to check the whole album.
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Mortal Kombo #1 (180 gram blue vinyl 12" + stickers)
Cat: 786MK 001. Rel: 12 May 21
Review: Dubstep doesn't get much deeper than the tunes on this meaty new Various Artists collection from 786. The title suggests it is the start of a new ongoing series, which is music to the ears of bass fiends everywhere. Mr K & DPRTNDRP kick off with 'Suppression,' with its menacing energy and churning hits, while Quasar & Nova team up for the excellent low end wobble and playful sense of funk that is deeply embedded in the rhythm of 'Witchcraft.' Saule & Centauri's 'Tyrant' is a pressurised cut with a freaky vocal and edgy synth stabs over woden hits. Sparse but atmospheric, it's just one of four killers here. The last is the drilling bass weight of Teffa & Sound Unknown's mystic 'Hide & Seek.' Great stuff.
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N Type & Sleeper EP (hand-numbered hand-stamped 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: WHEELYDEALY 070. Rel: 14 Apr 21
Review: N-Type's latest collaboration project finds the dubstep don work with Wheel & Deal family member Sleeper. This is the latest of several such collections of tunes coming in the next week months. And that's great news because it is another killer four tracker. 'Dozer' is a real slayer with its fizzing synths and dark, cavernous bottom ends dragging you through a bleak urban landscape, then 'Arcane' follows a similar path but with a monstrous lead. 'Drift' is a bright melodic gem that has a more airy and reflective vibe and 'Carbon' closes with a seriously wobbly bottom end.
… Read morePlayed by: West Norwood Cassette Library
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Well Rounded Dubs #3 (hand-numbered signed 12" limited to 296 copies)
Cat: WRDUBS 03. Rel: 13 Dec 16
Review: More limited business from the WRD crew. NUMBer finally unleashes the molten paranoid roller that Youngsta's been representing for a while. With iced-out pads whirling unsettlingly over layers of toms, "Aether" will unease you in all the best ways. Meanwhile on the B, Sibla calls for order in the court as he murks up an authentic dub message something proper and a robust sub suddenly decides to take its clothes off and get messy in the middle of the room. Utter filth.
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Review: Putting the DUB into Dublin, Irish engineer Sabab returns to J:Kenzo's Artikal with more sub bass guidance. Once again taking the classic traditional dub approach, 'Out Of Step' is a cavernous roomy number with plenty of space for those big reverbs and echoes. Remix-wise Quasar steps up to step out with an added layer of twisted bassline pressure. Creepy, slimy, tense. Just how we like it. Step out or step aside.
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Review: Brussels label Vlek emerge with Sattelite, another deadly transmission from the mysterious Sagat, which details a new approach from last year's Klock approved debut EP Few Mysterious Solved In A Year Of Contact. Opening track lays down two minutes of hazed synths and pinballed metallic textures gradually succumbing to the threat of oncoming claustrophobic hissing and skittering hi-hat, whilst the title track is a master class in weaving forward momentum from choral samples as Sagat wisely tones down the percussive elements to a tinny 2 step beat. Ease the plate over and Sagat goes heads down for the tunnelling concrete rhythmics of "Port" which has a touch of the Fachwerks about it. It's followed and the EP is finished by the abstract sound design of "Intruder" which should interest fans of Astro Dynamics or Werk.
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Review: We're not sure what's inspired the title here. It's either the ancient Greek word for 'togetherness' or the classic computer game that's basically a super early version of Guitar Hero. Either way, it's cool. And so is the music. Ambient yet heavy and more beat-driven than his album work with ASC earlier this year, "Synthesia" is a rolling dreamscape with shimmering arpeggios and cascading drumwork. "All Roads Lead Somewhere" is dub-soaked and solemn and swimming in synths. "Captured" bids us adieu with a penetrating bass kick and lush, lace-like pads.
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Review: Having emerged on Encrypted Audio earlier this year, Samba (AKA Sam Bartlett) now makes his debut on Sleeper's Crucial imprint. As you'd expect from all concerned, all three tracks are uncompromised in their forward-glaring stance. Highlights include the mangled bell magic and pulsating subs and the live electricity buzzes and almost waltz-like thirds of "F'n". Three of a kind.
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Review: These are tracks designed to rattle ribs and loosen the foundations of any building. They mark another step up for the esteemed bass talents of Samba after releases on the likes of System and Encrypted. "Winona" has a floaty light flute and devastating drums that makes for a nice juxtaposition. "Worms" is darker and more writhing with industrial sound designs and prowling beats, while "King Kan" is a wobbling, shimmering bit of bass gold. "Snakes. Egos" is creepy and unsettling thanks to the freaky synth motifs and closes out a well formed EP.
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Akkord (limited 7" in screen-printed sleeve)
Cat: ZAMZAM 81. Rel: 09 Nov 20
Review: Raving romancers Schlachthofbronx creep out of their Munich hidey hole with two system wallopers for Zam Zam Sounds. Taking off where 'Dun Dem' left us in 2018, there's a real industrial weight to 'Akkord' as a bulging bassline, steel foundry clangs and a rainbow of risers lead us into the big skank payoff. 'Shell' on the flip is a grumpier affair; classic heavily reverbed drums, a manic siren and rim shots galore, this won't so much as turn heads but twist them right off.
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NY Is Killing Me
Review: The recent announcement from XL that Jamie Smith from The xx has indeed completed a remix album to complement I'm New Here, Gil Scott Heron's critically acclaimed return to form was met with a unanimous "mate, we know!" Despite the label's best efforts at stonewalling the news, Jamie's been including tracks in mixtapes for the best part of six months. "NY Is Killing Me" marks a delightful taste of what to expect when We're New Here arrives next February. Jamie xx flips the original's dusted off kilter diwali twist for something that sounds oh so now, stretching Gil's bluesy incantations over a backdrop of nagging melodic stabs and bouncing sub bass. The half step shudder that leads the way is augmented by haunting diva shrieks towards the glorious climactic introduction a plinking procession of marimbas. Truly special and bodes well for the full album as well as The xx beatsmith's EP for NMBRS.
… Read morePlayed by: Daniel Haaksman
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Review: The second round of retweaks from Scuba's masterful Triangulation LP sees two more album tracks dipped in remix potion, this time by the man himself. Thus "You Got Me" becomes "You Got Me(I Got You)", with Scuba transforming the moody, haunting original into a FaltyDL-style bleepy jam ripe for the rave, whilst the atmospheric "Before" is turned into "Before (After)", with the melancholic vocals brought to the fore, once again showing the Hotflush boss has mastered the art of producing truly moving, emotive dubstep.
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Review: More experimental 140 noise from Chicago low end specialist Jon L aka Spectra here, on the always reliable Encrypted Audio. Since first receiving a track from him when they played a show together recently - EA knew this guy had to be on their label. He has an ability to distort and manipulate sounds into his own amazing palette, according to the label. Moreover, this release is testament to that ability. From the deeply hypnotic dubstep of "Rain" on the A side with its sublime bell melody facing off with speaker rattling vibrations, to the violent B side cut "Wrestling With Flesh" with its frantic, hyperaware and downright unsettling groove.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Bass
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140 Allstars Vol 2 (12")
Cat: DUPLOCAA 002. Rel: 27 Apr 22
Review: Belgian bass HQ DUPLOC continue striding into a decade of business with this update of their 140 Allstars collection. This powerful second volume takes off where the inaugural instalment left us, it's another snapshot into the future of dubstep as it celebrates the new generation of innovative production talent keeping the 140 vibe alive into the 2020s. Flavours range from smouldering trad dub (Sedan's heavyweight 'Tecc') to contemporary, subversive springy bubblers (Distinct Motive's bell-ringing 'Champ') and all things between.
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Review: Deep dubstep Aussie style, Sekkleman steps forth with two crisp originals for the Moonshine Recordings label. "Lightman" is a graveyard marauder as Baptiste's well applied vocal guides us through the tombs and vaults with clarity. "18 Dromilly Ave Dub" leans back on a classic digidub flex with warm keys, captivating vocal licks from Serocee and deep space reverb and drums that evolve faster than technology. Remix-wise Dread flips "Lightman" into an incredible Om Unit-style dub & bass workout. Step towards the light, man.
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Review: Well, it's been a long old while since we saw or heard the Semtek name. His last release on these pages was a full six years ago on his own always mighty fine Don't Be Afraid imprint with only one or two other EPs credited to him in the whole of the last decade. Rubadub have done well to coax him out of semi-retirement because these two tracks are hard: 'Denny Island' is a supple drum workout with darkness in the air but plenty of deep cosmic feels keeping things warm and welcoming. 'Catching Smoke' is another one defined by its rubbery busy bottom end and atmospheric synth work up top. Two heads-down back room beauties.
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Review: Make You sees Praveen Sharma and Travis 'Machinedrum' Stewart return to their Sepalcure project roughly a year after their last release together. Arriving through Hotflush Recordings, this five track collection immediately aligns itself to the adroit drum programming heartbreaking melodies, chopped guitar cuts and infectious tremelo vocals of previous Sepalcure output. Indeed the title track sees Sharma and Stewart lean on the oft-used money note skills of Whitney Houston, though the results are steadfastly more musically interesting than the numerous shallow house tracks that have emerged of late with a similar ploy at the core. "He Said No" gets the balance between hopeful and mournful just right, whilst the tunnelling drums of "The Water's Fine" shift in an out of focus in a manner that should sound immense on a proper system.
… Read morePlayed by: Jorge Caiado / Conversion, Juno Recommends Bass
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Review: Gourmet return with another tasty treat: Sepia's on the chef flex with a glistening two course meal... "Harp Song" lilts softly with string-plucking grace before spasmodic kicks fire up from the rear and completely takeover the track with physical prowess. "Music Box" contains some equally delicate sounds. But in this instance the drums are present from the off, giving it an instant punch for the floors. Sitting somewhere between grime, bass and dubstep, there's a really refreshing air to both sides.
… Read morePlayed by: Blame it on the dutch / MWM-recs, Juno Recommends Bass
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Review: It's been a while since we last saw Sepia on Infernal Sounds but rolling deep with Rider Shafique, he fits right back into the groove with the sublime and title track 'Time Stands Still'. A fitting title for a dreamy vibe, it's backed up by a wide range of gems... 'Gatekeeper' is sludgy, gloom-coated creeper, 'Whispers' sees him teaming up with Ickle for an icy swagger while 'Trust' closes the EP on a gentle, woozy tip. Timeless.
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Deep Dark & Dangerous Trilogy Part 1: Deep (green vinyl 12")
Cat: DDD 050A. Rel: 17 Mar 20
Review: Truth's triple-D stable celebrate 60 releases with an epic release "Deep Dark & Dangerous Trilogy". This is the first of a series of EPs, it's focussed on the deepest tendrils of the label and it's just a sliver of the 29-track action. Sepia opens with a beautiful, heart-heaving lament "Voodoo" before Taiko lures us into the graveyard for some shadowy mischief on "Rise" before Oxossi gets aggy on the pipes and harmonica with "No War". Finally we see the return of Truth and Youngsta's Shadow People project as Lelijveld's hazy tones brings us to a cosy close on "Painted Red". Precision emotional sonics.
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Review: With one single from pioneering producer Shackleton having already emerged on his Woe To The Septic Heart! Label this year in the shape of the synthesis-based Freezing Opening Thawing, he makes a swift return with the first installment of the Deliverance Series. Fans of his last work will be right at home with the minimal, almost Villalobos-esque sounds of "Beat His Command", whose wiry arpeggio seems capable of tunnelling its way directly into your brain. "Vor Und Zuruck" continues the synthetic choir motif of its associate, melding Shackleton's trademark percussive bounce with an almost weightless structure and progressively psychedelic structure that sounds like a digitised acid trip. This is still recognisably Shackleton, but it sounds like he's rebuilt his sound from the ground up.
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Cat: SKULL 004. Rel: 03 Aug 06
Review: Shackleton's tracks have been getting a caning from the likes of Kode 9 and N Type on Rinse FM, through to the likes of Rob da Bank on Radio One and also on XFM, and at raves such as DMZ and Subloaded. DJ support from people as diverse as Ricardo Villalobos. Positive reviews of previous releases have appeared in The Wire, IDJ, Fact magazine and many more.
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Review: It's hard to think of a DJ with the global profile of Nina Kraviz who runs a label as underground and innovative as trip. The latest comes from Shadowax, who has previously contributed to the label's compilations but now makes her full label debut. Unlike much of the frantic and frenetic material trip has dealt with in the past, this EP slows the tempos and explores more moody and hypnotic techno. Opener "Nikolai Reptile" is a super slow motion and dub rhythm with searching synth lines gently riding up and down the scale, while "Ochen" recalls the icy minimal perfection of Daniel Bell. "What About Me" has spoken word mutterings and paranoid, pressurised kicks that hurry you along and lastly "Mortal Talking" is a flurry of hyper-speed drums and synth loops to fully flip you out.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: Now this is what we call good housekeeping... Adrian felt he had a few too many leftover ideas after his impeccable fourth album Survival & Resistance this summer, so he's consolidated them on this EP. But don't go expecting to hear off-cuts like some lame DVD extra, each of the four pieces are bashy, hypnotising hits of dancefloor dynamite delivered with Sherwood's mystic depths and imagination. From the blissful depths of the Horace Andy and violin flavoured "Semistoned" to the rusty jungle vibes of "Entrapment", this is the best way of recycling ideas we've heard in a long time.
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Review: Carrying on a partnership that started when dubstep veteran Pinch reworked pieces of dub legend Adrian Sherwood's Survival & Resistance into an EP last year, Bring Me Weed sees the duo team up once more on a more equal footing. The title track is almost exactly as you'd expect, pairing Sherwood's delicate touch with subtly dark touches of wobble and low end from Pinch. On the flip is the considerably more beat driven "Weed Psychosis Mix", pairing churning bass textures with paranoid vocals and deeply trippy sound effects. This collaboration is as good as you'd expect and comes highly recommended...
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Review: Music Killer is an appropriately titled second release from the almighty pairing of Pinch and Adrian Sherwood who are clearly enjoying bringing their respective and respected production talents to the table in a studio situation. Whilst the Bring Me Weed 12" released earlier this year was very good it felt a bit like Sherwood and Ellis were only just feeling out where the partnership could go, the two tracks here sound like the results of some extensive studio time for the pair. Having road tested the record on the Juno office stereo it has be said headphones or laptop speakers just don't do justice to the deeply trippy bass weight of "Music Killer" in either it's extended or dubplate pressure version. The former crunches through a 130+bpm riddim and is blessed with all manner of toasting whilst Sherwood is granted the space on the latter to lay down some typically mind-bending reverb and delay effects.
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Review: Yet another collection of stunningly cosmic beat work from LA's Shlohmo, "Laid Out" runs the emotional gamut from angular, frenetic screams to soul-massaging vibes and back again. Opening with the yearning, sleepy croons of How To Dress Well on "Don't Say No", we're then wooed by the pitched up garagey twists of "Out Of Hand", spun-out and dazzled by the processed wails on "Later", cuddled softly by the twinkling textures of "Put It" and finally sent to bed with a cup of sweet sonic cocoa on "Without". Deep, dreamy and delectable, the Wedidit boss is on fine form here.
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Review: Up there with Swindle and Joker, dubstep's funkiest OG Silkie returns to Deep Medi with three more sublime grooves. Broken, cheery, just a little cheeky and swooning with switches, each of these cuts rattles and bashes with Silkie's signature west- coast-meets-UKG-in-a-long-dark-Croydon-tunnel melting pot: "Impervious" flips from orchestral epic to dreamy flutters before dropping into 80s horn funk with mischief while "Reevea" is Silkie in classic "Poltergeist" mode. Finally "Egyptian March" is straight out of Indiana Jones. A jittering snake charmer that has you going from nought to rolling under stone doors and grabbing your hat in 10 seconds. Silkie you absolute don.
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Review: Silke's "Slowjam" has had internet forums awash with excitement for a few months now, so a round of applause to Deep Medi for pressing it up on some rather chunky heavyweight vinyl. For those who haven't heard it yet, treat yourself, pop on some headphones and allow the lazy sax, piano stabs and languid beats work their magic. Flip over for the soaring synth led jam "Wonder", a hyperactive wobbler that rounds off the EP in fine fashion. Dope release.
… Read morePlayed by: RUSTAM OSPANOFF.
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Review: Perhaps inspired by Swamp 81 recent luxurious twelve inch shaped deviations Deep Medi Musik deliver a double vinyl helping of Silkie City Limits. Proceedings get off to a snapping start with "It's Late" slipping a catchy vocal hook in the spaces between a raft of cleverly programmed drums and industrial bass whooshes for a Detroit meets UK Garage sensation. Elsewhere "Float" slips between brilliantly drunken alien melodies and schizophrenic bass wobbles before brilliantly transforming into a next century psychedelic steppah - watch out for that sax! "Murky" realigns the dub sound to piston heavy Jam City style industrial flex which accrues a spectral hue as it bumps along. Serving further notice of his versatility, "Tech Funk" sees Silkie occupy the sonic space between g funk, jungle and dubstep with impressive results. On this form we cannot wait for the mooted City Limits Vol 2 album to arrive!
… Read morePlayed by: RUSTAM OSPANOFF.
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Review: OG slimer Silkie takes us out on the town and drinks us under the table. "Drunken Master" chugs a lug with its oddball bass ruffles and creepy arpeggio layers building and building, "Why Not" is the quintessential brandy chaser, easing you in smoothly with his signature funk before warming your chest with darker bass tones. Brought together with Silkie's trademark talkbox finesse, the only woozy after effects will be a love hangover. Blessy.
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Review: Soloman Rose aka Silkie returns for Deep Medi; the dubstep label run by Mala of Digital Mystikz, while in addition appearing on labels as diverse as Antisocial Entertainment, Soul Jazz and Skream's Disfigured Dubz. This follows up last month's wicked Topper Top EP and it's more of the same street level, low end theories once again. Starting out with the wonky, thumping, horns-led stomp of the title track, there's more quality on offer with "Jah Man" and its proper low end snarl, supported by hypnotic chime pads. On the flip, get ready for the straight up and bouncy grime stylings of "Computer Sound" serving up some late night pirate radio vibes for sure.
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