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Review: Bristol bestie badmen Batu and Lurka clash up once again for another Fringe excursion. One track, one remix, "Curved" gets straight to the point with its loosely broken house beats, grumbling bass bubbles and drunken synth scribbles. If you recall the dubby delights of Craig Richards & Lee Burridge's Tyrant project years ago, you're in the right area. Need things a little spicier? Flip for Bambounou's up-tempo twist where the drums are fully broken, the tension is higher and there's a trippy-assed breakdown that will bend your dancefloor's minds. Limited to 300, this won't hang around.
… Read moreIntérprete: Mimi
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Review: Holding Hands are back with another crucial summer VA EP and it's another hearty selection. Breaka's "Loose Subs" takes the lead on a bubbling 160 flex with a vibe that's not dissimilar to Zinc back in his golden days. Guava drops the tempo for an acidic two-step piece while Lrds' "Quanda" is an ice cold electro joint with more shuffle than a poker house. Last but not least Dawn Razor shuts down the EP on a deliciously stripped back breaky tip that blossoms with a new element on every 32. Slam Jam thank you ma'am.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
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Cat: BSS 003. Rel: 21 Sep 16
Bass
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Intérprete: Juno Records Staff Picks
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass, Swink Music Records
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Review: NX12X is the first in a new series of experimental records from this label and the artists given the keys for the inaugural release are Goldsmiths student and modular synth maestro Sam Hostettler and electronic innovator La Leif who tackle a pair of tracks each. Hostettler's sounds are the moody, heavy ambient atmospheres of 'Pointalims' and the more light and airy li-fi soundscapes of 'Opalescence.' La Leif offers broken beats with a skeletal feel and a burial-style synth aesthetic on 'Kyoto' and then crunchy breaks and fizzing, distorted synth malfunctions of 'Kimochi.'
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Review: There's not one thing wrong with this second release from Finnish imprint Signal Life, which you'd expect when it's been graced by the grubby Midas like touch of Bristol heavyweight Kowton. Kowton is forever moving through sounds and styles like's not quite found his place just yet, but this doesn't hinder the resulting music one bit. Instead it keeps a real freshness present, and here it manifests itself in the style of the smudgy sub heavy dark stepper "Jam". Label co-boss Desto offers a hollowed out 808 heavy remix that probably has all the Soundcloud dwelling trapaholics giddy with excitement. On the flip rising Finn LAS also debuts with a realigned Baltimore Club banger "Low Out" which is given a drastic overhaul from Signal Life's other decision maker Teeth, stripping back proceedings to a low slung outer Galactic grime flex that spirals in all manner of directions with little prior warning. Not one thing wrong with this twelve inch.
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Review: For the latest missive on his surprisingly under-appreciated Blank Mind label, Sam Purcell has turned to rising star Lack, AKA Manchester-based producer Charlie Foy. The EP's three tracks were recorded at various points between 2015 and 2019, initially on his laptop during train journeys and later in his studio. It's an interesting collection of cuts all told, with Foy wrapping deep and spacey chords, bubbly melodies and introspective electronics around off-kilter rhythms that draw influence from a variety of styles. We're particularly enjoying the deep and percussive loneliness of "Satin" and the quiet dancefloor positivity of "Elementary Means", though the whole EP is well worth checking.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: Manchester's Lack is back on Livity Sound a year after his last masterclass on the Inside EP. Once again he takes out his scalpel and does some precision work together together UK bass, minimalism, dub and techno. Every track is floaty light yet muscular. The drums hit hard but are also somehow barely there. Floating ambient pads drift next to skeletal jungle rhythms and dark bass hops or lurches beneath the precision drum programming. 'Grapefruit' is a downtempo opener to get the vibe going, then the quiet artistry of 'Microshift' gets the party going, 'Make It Circular' is for the heads at 5am and the fluttering melodies of 'Constant' make a shout for tune of the EP.
… Read moreIntérprete: Owain Kimber (Owain K), Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: Fresh in the wake of his 'Hold Dat' EP on Tectonic, Lamont makes his debut on Version with two hard-shell club twisters. 'Dominant' plays a trippy role in proceedings. Stripped right back to its bare 808 bones, its swathed in a weirdo frequency that groans in and out of the strange and precision-placed samples. Meanwhile on the flip 'I Won't Ask' maintains that unpredictable edge but with much more of a mechanical sense of menace. A soundtrack to bounce around with asteroids to. Don't ask, don't get.
… Read moreIntérprete: Mimi, Juno Recommends Bass
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Intérprete: Dusk + Blackdown, Juno Recommends UK Garage
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Review: Bristol basshead Lamont has been a mainstay of this scene for years thanks to involvement with everyone from Swamp 81 to Zed Bias, with whom he curated the Durkle Disco label. He returns here to the Version label for the first time since 2020 with four more twisted and inventive cuts of bass music. 'Cut It Back' is all eerie synth lines and stuttering bottom ends with killer snares up top. 'I Wasn't Even There' is a staggering, swaggering cut with claps and snares knocking into one another over well-swung bass and 'It's What It Izzz' is another sparse and late-night wander home through an urban landscape. 'Tailbone' closes with spoken word monologues and cosmic chords.
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Review: This Numbers debut by Lanark Artefax is an ode to a waterfall above the Scottish village of New Lanark and comes after his breakout offering on Whities as well as a busy run of live shows that make reference to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. Bass heavy and melodic, with falling keys and glassy pads raining down the face of each track, "Moo Orphaned Drift" has a cosmic air to it while opening cut "Corra Linn" is an IDM drum flurry, but it is closer "Ferthenheap" which makes the most impact; it's an ambient, emotionally devastating neo-classical piano piece of the highest order.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass, Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: Neil Landstrumm is one of the UK's most underrated but high-achieving artists if you ask us. He's done it all over the years and has been pivotal to a number of different in-between sounds flourishing into scenes. Here he lands on a fellow UK institution in Swamp 81, once a home to cutting-edge bass and now offering an outlet for Landstrumm to explore the cosmos. He does so with his usual mix of quirky sound designs and heavy grooves on 'Minimoo' which is both serious body music but also playful and charming. 'Aintgotnojob' is a twisted juke-inspired B-side with reverberating low ends and tightly looped vocal phrasings that melt the mind.
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in stock $13.91
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Review: Neil Landstrumm on Exit Records.... This was only a matter of time. Where Neil has consistently stood in techno, dBridge has in drum & bass. The pair are kindred spirits and it's freeform, guileless analogue jams like these that really highlight their shared interests and approaches. Created using pretty much only an MPC and Moog, jamming in the way the Scottish maverick always has, each cut hits a machine funk rawness; 'Chincy' is Neil's take on trap with rainbows of 80s electronic showered over the mix, 'Cutlass' is straight up '93 jungle while 'Eighty Four' is your quintessential electro body popper. A match made in analog heaven.
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Review: Brainfeeder regular Lapalux first came to light with the Many Faces Out Of Focus cassette release back in 2011. Now London label Pictures Music have decided to issue forth a vinyl edition to shed fresh light on the early productions, and with good reason. The style will be familiar territory for fans of Lapalux's dreamy constructions, with "Time Spike Jamz" and "Quick Kiss" in particular swirling in a reverie of blissful melodies played out by sumptuous piano, vocal and pads shredded into off-kilter downtempo grooves. There's a whisper of early mount Kimbie about the likes of "Sister Pick" with its dismembered RnB flow, but it's all shot through with that West coast flavour that would go on to shoot the British producer on to a global platform.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
out of stock $10.85
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Review: Rising star Larry lands on Fusion Diagnostics - a label that to our ears seems dedicated to quality over quantity - with a collection of unearthly electronic delights rich in pulsating drum machine rhythms, Drexciyan aural textures and unsettling, alien-sounding melodies. It's a strikingly otherworldly affair, with Larry flitting between moody, panic-inducing club electro ('Bias Point'), minor-key IDM eccentricity (the swelling ambient chords and fizzing beats of 'In My Restless Dreams'), hushed ambient techno creepiness ('Prince Moth Mothy Moth Moth Moth') and punishing, Aux88 style heaviness ('Celphine Cut', whose ten-ton electro beats sound capable of battering listeners into submission).
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Review: Strictly vinyl, strictly limited, strictly distinctive: Las continues his consistent vein of form with two startlingly fresh originals. "Jungle Kitchen" runs with such a sweet swinging groove its more funk than it is dubstep. "Pocosink" meanwhile sits somewhere between early 00s Zed Bias and Zinc's Jammin alter ego. Skippy, switchy and super-charged with a UKG bassline, it's an instant party. For added trippiness jump on Commodo's more spacious, star-gazing halftime treatment.
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Review: An air of mystique BFDM's 11th release both musically and conceptually as the shadowy Lastrack steps up with four staggering slices of innovative broken techno music. "Clairette To Die" is ghost of dub past coming back to make us pay for brostep - sinister, menacing and rich in textures, this blows minds on every occasion. "Zdry Connexion" tips a wry, subversive nod to raves gone past with its hypey stuttering edits while "Kyle Aux Rennes" takes everything you thought you knew about techno and turns it inside out in the grainiest, most unpredictable way. "Sweet Vanilla" plays the role of dessert - a sweet palette cleanser from the chewy gulliness of the previous three courses, it's an airy, loosely-hewn roller drenched in deep layers of atmospheres. Breath-taking.
… Read moreIntérprete: Giorgio Luceri
out of stock $11.68
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Review: Re:st regular Lcp has so far proven to be a producer with many musical talents, offering up a string of releases that flit between ambient, techno, IDM and off-kilter dancefloor moves. "Carried From Secret Seas" marks the producer's first solo EP for two years and sees him combine club-ready rhythms with evocative ambient chords and far-sighted, intergalactic electronics. The most robust of the three tracks is "Rural Nightline", a heavy, stripped-back and effects laden drum workout that's as creepy and clandestine as it is tough and intense. The other two cuts, "Minus 10" and "Carried From Secret Seas", are both far more dreamy and positive in tone, with Lcp wrapping ambient textures and soft focus melodies around deep broken techno beats.
… Read moreIntérprete: M50, Sanderson Dear
out of stock $14.19
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Head & Shoulders/Little Fish (limited gatefold double 7")
Cat: INFECT 265. Rel: 31 Dec 15
Experimental/Electronic
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Review: Legion is a new collaborative project featuring contributions from Boylan, Trends, P Jam and D.O.K, with the aim being to fuse elements of dubstep, grime, breaks and techno into fresh slabs of 140 BOM dancefloor pressure. As debuts go, We Are Many is certainly confident and quietly impressive. Our pick of a very strong bunch is opener 'We Are Many', a hot-stepping dancefloor stomper that peppers a tough beat with metallic percussion hits, warped sub-bass and industrial style electronic textures. That said, there's much to enjoy elsewhere across the EP, including deep dubstep wobbler 'Boards Don't Hit Back', the fuzzy mutant techno of 'Bewildered' and the heavy dubstep pressure of closing cut '3rd World Cup'.
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Review: Given his long-running friendship with key members of Bristol's vibrant - and distinctive - techno community, it's something of a surprise to find that this marks Leif Knowles' first appearance of Peverelist's Livity Sound imprint. Happily, we can confirm that it was worth the wait. The genius of the EP lies in the unique combination of the long-serving producer's inventive, African-influenced rhythms and deep, rich and life-affirming musical flourishes. Both A-side "Igam-Ogam" and B-side opener "First Image" boast intricately programmed (and impressively layered) drums, as well as either drowsy deep house chords or ear-catching melodic loops. Then there's closing cut "Seeker", which sounds like his take on late 1970s Tangerine Dream.
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Review: Starting a solo venture alongside his work running the UntilMyHeartStops label, Leif kicks off the new 10" Tio Series with two stunning tracks that once again demonstrate his unstoppable progression in the field of broken beats. "July V" is a true head-spinner, using dazzling arpeggios and fractious drums to create a wondrous crystalline slice of leftfield rhythm science. "Shoulders Back" on the flip is a completely different concern, but no less astounding in its use of cyclical, percussive melodies to create a hypnotic, and truly distinctive workout. At a time when more and more producers are moving away from traditional 4/4 rhythms, Leif's particular style is as natural and inspiring as it gets.
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Review: Making quite a splash with his brilliant EP for Ramp sub-label Fourth Wave, Dutch producer Felix Lenferink returns on Shipwrec with a similarly intricate trio of bass/house dissections. "First Forlane" comes across like a jazzy, broken-beat take on fellow Dutchman 2562's choppy techno, as churning subs mingle with autumnal melodies, while "Second Forlane" is a more driving production, combining neon synths with forceful kicks and metallic percussion, creating something very much in the Jacques Greene mould. "Third Forlane" offers Lenferink's most stripped back offering, piling discordant keys over dry 808 rhythms, combining with a bold vocal with rich harmonics.
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Review: The Bristol-based No Corner label has been responsible for some of the most interesting releases to be committed to cassette in recent years, and three of their best were recently committed to vinyl as part of From Them Reels, perhaps the finest looking collection issued in 2014. Those eager to pick up the Filter Dread, El Kid or Lily releases individually on vinyl have been well served by No Corner now, with Lily's Modern Malaise particularly worthy of this format. Last spotted on the Trumpets At Dawn 12? for Idle Hands with two floor-focused pieces of swirling machine funk, the producer also has some housier credits on Don't Be Afraid's Spargel Trax sublabel. Modern Malaise sees the producer take a distinctly more knackered approach than previous productions across two 18 minute suites of blended productions. Modern Malaise seems to be a place where sluggish percussion combines with deeper synth textures and spoken word passages in various languages to create something between the realm of club music and something more experimental. Highly recommended!
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
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Review: After a string of wild and diverse appearances for Get Some and Gaia Sound, respectively, the multi-talented enigma of an artist, that is Ling, lands on PAN and Visionist's ever compelling Codes for something totally different to his previous works, and very much up our end of the block. "Thuril Whir" is a mechanical sort of beast that sits somewhere in the middle of bass, broken beat, and noise, and "44 Blue" jerks and stutters its rattling shreds of percussion all over the place, before being swallowed whole by a sea of meditative sonics. "Jezmonite", on the other hand, is murkier and that little but more sinister, whereas "Canthem" is an ode to grime, or rather a completely new and exciting interpretation of the genre. Sick.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
out of stock $10.00
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Intérprete: Marcelo Tavares(Deep Space Podcast)
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Review: Look at what we have here... Two mythical nugs from dubstep's heartiest primordial soup courtesy of Croydon pioneer DMZ's Loefah. "Natural Charge" stutters with those clipped drums leaving stacks of space for those humungous iconic bass drones to bounce around while his remix of D1 drives a heavier plough with pushed drums, technoid bleeps and that gritty warehouse intensity. Both seminal jams from the FWD>> era, both on dub ever since... These have been sought after for many years.
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Review: Two proper peaches from the melodic end of the house/techno spectrum from Samantha Poulter aka Logic1000. 'Perfume' sees the Sydney-born, Berlin-based DJ and producer adding several layers of bittersweet vocals to a chunky and lightly-embellished-breaks house groove. Flip track 'Blossom' comes up equally smelling of roses with a more progressive-slanted instrumental vibe that's equally playable. The sweet smell - and sound - of success.
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Review: "Please Forgive Me" was the undoubted highlight of Samantha Poulter's first outing as Logic1000, a digital-only EP that slipped out last year. It's therefore rather exciting that the track has finally made it onto wax. For those who've not heard it - and it has been played by a wide variety of hyped DJs - the track sits somewhere between revivalist UK garage and UK funky, with a familiar R&B vocal rising above heavy bass, skipping beats and vintage organ stabs. Flipside "Derriere" sees Poulter flip the script, peppering surging, elongated sub-bass tones and snappy post-dubstep beats with dystopian noises and occasional vocal samples. Like the A-side it's very, very heavy.
… Read moreIntérprete: Mimi
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