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Singles
Hard Shoulder
Cat: RB 0003. Rel: 11 Feb 21
Hard Shoulder (5:40)
Spring Back (3:53)
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
 in stock $10.08
NX12X
NX12X (12")
Cat: NX 12X. Rel: 11 Jan 24
Sam Hostettler - "Pointalims" (8:11)
La Leif - "Kyoto" (4:22)
La Leif - "Kimochi" (3:48)
Sam Hostettler - "Opalescence" (9:27)
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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Tan
Tan (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: WAP 388. Rel: 05 Feb 16
Town Crier (3:52)
Ally (4:07)
Tan (3:49)
Crumb (3:40)
Review: NYC songstress Lafawndah makes her big label debut on Warp with some killer jams produced by Night Slugs lynchpin Lvis 1990. "Town Crier" is bass driven urban dance with her sweet soaring vocals backed by stuttering and clattering industrial textures. "Ally" is a full frontal and funky bass assault with exotic middle eastern instrumentation infused throughout as she declares "I'll take you like in like a firefly". "Tan" is the most restrained and stripped effort on here, with massively reverberated drums carrying the track wonderfully while "Crumb" is the most chilled track: it's pop inflected and will take you on a journey with its immaculately programmed steel drums. Big things!
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
 in stock $11.10
Home Early EP
Cat: KCMT 003. Rel: 28 Sep 12
Home Early (original mix)
Home Early (Pedro 123 remix)
Home Early (West Norwood Cassette Library remix)
 in stock $7.69
Body Score EP
Cat: RLX 001. Rel: 14 May 23
Soulz (5:46)
Bodies (5:55)
Mind (5:03)
Review: Re:ni and Laska's RE:LAX imprint is off to a flying start as Laska takes the lead with this uncompromising 150BPM three-tracker. Club-primed heaviness sitting somewhere between electro, techno and bass music, each cut fixes a firm focus on percussive funk and hypnotic grooves. 'Soulz' goes heavy on the switches and ear-blurring hang drum hits, 'Bodies' goes all-out dark side while 'Mind' is a full physical trip that borders on squat party techno. Handle with caution.
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Cut It Back
Cat: VERSION 019. Rel: 02 Nov 22
Cut It Back (2:58)
I Wasn't Even There (4:35)
It's What It Izzz (3:23)
Tailbone (5:00)
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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Ar Kid
Ar Kid (12")
Cat: PMAWS 012. Rel: 12 Oct 17
Ar Kid (feat Slowie) (4:37)
Ships (feat Kwam) (3:26)
 in stock $5.04
Minimoo
Minimoo (7")
Cat: SWAMP 71. Rel: 04 Jul 23
Minimoo (4:30)
Aintgotnojob (4:43)
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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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
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He Hymns
He Hymns (12")
Cat: FRO 005. Rel: 18 May 23
Sora (2:58)
Believe (1:20)
He Hymns (3:47)
Bad Blood (3:57)
Heartbreaker (3:12)
Review: The fabric originals label goes from strength to strength here with a new EP from Bristol-born, London-based LCY, which the artist has said "is a songbook written in relation to organised religion, its relations to my continued unpacking of gender and sexuality and how a lot of these forced conformities have subconsciously affected my musical expression and often conflict my existence and ability to move forward." The EP opens with dark synth waterfalls and chopped-up vocals and goes into dense percussive territory, glitchy sound design and abstract composition that sounds like little else.
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Kernel Panic
Kernel Panic (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: YUKU 038. Rel: 03 Aug 23
Spirals (4:03)
Raving Crew (4:16)
Piga Makofi (feat Nah Eeto) (3:52)
Helix (4:29)
429 Too Many Requests (4:03)
Piga Makofi (instrumental) (3:57)
Review: Le Motel, le hotel, les Holiday Inns. Wherever you choose to stay after your raving trip, be sure to pack this wonderful collection from the innovative Belgian craftsman Le Motel. Delivered by the ever-impressive Yuku collective, the whole EP flexes the spectrum in terms of tempos and influences. From the deep ploughman techno swing of 'Raving Crew' to the electroid funk and percussive fire of 'Helix' via the cumbia-inspired and turns of the minimal head-bender '429 Too Many Requests', this is an exceptional journey into the more esoteric side of breaks and club music. Essential.
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Intérprete: Mimi, Juno Recommends Bass
 in stock $17.50
Split
Split (limited 12")
Cat: WWU 002. Rel: 16 Feb 23
Nick Leon - "Nerves" (4:11)
Nick Leon - "Love Potion" (5:16)
DJ Python - "I'm Tired" (4:05)
DJ Python - "Uwu" (4:04)
Review: DJ Python is a real firm favourite here at Juno HQ. His slow motion and dubbed out reggaeton rhythms just do something to us. He takes care of the B-side of the second release from Worldwide Unlimited. 'I'm Tired' is sleepy and drowsy dub with wispy synths that reflect light like fireflies as the ever-tumbling rhythms take you down deep. 'Uwu' has a tropical feel with layers of watery droplets and jungle sounds, humidity and percussion. Nick Leon's offerings are just as lean and inviting, with a crisp, tech-edged opener then a more broken beat on 'Love Potion.'
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
 in stock $18.83
Liquid DNB Like Ambient Grime 2
Cat: SNKR 048. Rel: 14 Feb 24
Like Ambient Grime 2 (02 Garage mix) (5:19)
Like Ambient Grime 2 (06 dubstep mix) (7:53)
Like Ambient Grime 2 (2011 Techno mix) (6:52)
Like Ambient Grime 2 (22 Grime mix) (3:00)
Review: The ever-intriguing Luke Murray comes in hot n' heavy on his latest for Sneaker Social club - Liquid DnB-Like Ambient Grime 2. Although somewhat stylistically misleading: you won't hear any liquid d&b-like ambient grime on this record, the irreverent title does Murray's deeply informed UK soundsystem anachronism justice and flips the bird at genre pedants. Over four chronologically-referenced flips of one tune, he traverses dark, tunnelrunning two-step, lumbering dubstep annihilation, techno steppers a-la-Gast and lacerating future grime with great ease and NRG. Four system warheads to suit all tastes!
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
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More
More (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: ML 002. Rel: 18 Oct 19
Phuhkwiddem (7:45)
Pain In The Vein (5:21)
More (6:04)
Wip Limits (6:21)
Intérprete: Red Rack'em/Hot Coins
 in stock $10.60
Perfume
Perfume (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: BEC 5676144. Rel: 02 Oct 20
Perfume (4:22)
Blossom (4:48)
Review: Canadian minimal veteran Tomas Jirku has been a little quiet of late, but now he makes a welcome and unexpected return with something quite different for Silent Season. You can hear echoes of his earlier work in the soundscapes he's sculpted across Touching The Sublime, as high-definition sonic manipulation draws on his experience and eye for detail in wielding music technology, but rather than creating pointillist rhythmic structures, he's more concerned with billowing clouds of ambience. It's easy to draw parallels with the likes of Tim Hecker, but there's space for more techno-oriented productions in the midst of the maelstrom. Epic in scope and powerfully rendered, this is an album that will feed your head for a long time to come.
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Plunge
Plunge (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: ANIMA 7. Rel: 11 Apr 23
Plunge (6:06)
Depth Charge (7:53)
Stealth (7:24)
Gloom Rider (6:42)
Review: LOIF does a fine job of exploring a wide range of genres on this new EP for fast-rising Aussie label Animalia. Elements of techno, electro, bass, breaks and psychedelia are all melted together in the murky underwater world of this Melbourne producer. His tunes are a stylish mix of grooves that make you move and sonic details that intrigue as they drift by - they have the quality of alien life forms or bacteria that glow and scuttle about. Sometimes a weird vocals sample bleeds into ear short, at others it's purely abstract techno rhythms. Either way, this is fresh.
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Intérprete: Mimi
 in stock $12.72
Outer Space EP
Cat: SRTX 008. Rel: 15 Feb 16
Outer Space (6:25)
End Of Line (6:38)
Review: In the space of just a few years, Luca Lozano has made a busy schedule for himself. Managing Klasse Records and Grafiti Tapes, he has released a load of music both form himself and a number of artists, such as Kris Wadsworth and DJ Fett Burger, among many others. This time he's up on the excellent Super Rhythm Trax with a little vintage flavor; "Outer Space" makes up the A-side and it's a gorgeous, break-ridden dance stepper in the same vein as stuff from the likes of Horsepower Productions, back in their day. On the flipside, "End Of Line" is a certified UK swinger, a grimey beast of a tune with a heavy percussion march and that inimitable London feel. Recommended.
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Molten Drum EP
Cat: DAMAGE 002. Rel: 24 Apr 23
Wire (4:09)
Molten Drum (2:47)
Machine (5:48)
Zone (Packet) (3:23)
Review: Lurka ended the year on a high with a kick-ass new EP on his own new label Make Your Own Meaning. He is now set to start 2023 in an equally strong fashion with four more futuristic bass fusions. 'Wire' is a minimal stepper with bursts of bass and flitting percussive lines. 'Molten Drum' is another twitchy mix of malfunctioning computer sounds, refracted vocals and fizzing synths that keep you on edge then 'Machine' picks ups the pace with jumpy rhythms and militant snare work. 'Zone (Packet)' rounds out with a double-speed workout and juke patterns that head out on a cosmic journey.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
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Trip EP
Trip EP (12")
Cat: MYOM 002. Rel: 27 Nov 23
Trip (8:09)
Airlock (4:55)
Sick Flips (7:10)
Space (4:41)
Review: Make Your Own Meaning continues to convey its unique techno message with a new statement of intent from label head Lurka. The artist has been busy of late and continues to be on a roll with another fascinating four tracker that genuinely serves up some original sounds and rhythms. 'Trip' gets things underway with organic percussive patterns stacked up over drilling bass to make for a prickly groove. 'Airlock' is similar but darker and heavier and 'Sick Flips' keeps the nimble feel going with dancing perc, rigid synths and scratchy sound effects all coalescing over broken drum patterns. Last of all is another dense, busy and multi-layered melange of tiny percussive sounds, synths and clipped rhythms that will make any floor move.
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XRA
XRA (12")
Cat: XRA 001. Rel: 22 Nov 21
Lines Of Light (3:17)
Bee Track (4:08)
It Lives! (5:03)
DOINK! (4:17)
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Vsna EP
Vsna EP (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: FD 007. Rel: 30 Mar 21
Vsna (4:11)
Vespucci (4:54)
Ominino (3:39)
Ominino (S&H Late Nite Hot mix) (4:31)
Review: Glasgow's Full Dose delivers its first injection of the year with Lvcchesi offering up a fascinating EP. Opener 'Vsna' is all about scratchy ambient textures, implied rhythms and bleak atmospheres, much like the work of early Actress. 'Vespucci' then lays down more of a club groove, with hissing and spitting electro beats and more great synth craft before 'Ominino' is a mix of caustic textures, frosted synths and explosive loops that is as eerie as they come. Last of all is an S&H Late Nite Hot mix that is just as unsettling, with whirring machine sound and a soulful feminine voice lost amongst the busted sounds.
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Metrixulus EP
Cat: TDSR 004. Rel: 27 Apr 21
Metrixulus (6:32)
Buy These (7:30)
C-Gard (8:16)
Name (5:42)
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HEADSET VA01
HEADSET VA01 (12" limited to 50 copies)
Cat: HEADSETVA 01. Rel: 10 Jan 23
LWS - "BR Saulus" (5:03)
Kamus - "Bedrock Head Knock" (4:14)
Aggergate Culture - "703 Ekranoplan (Ground Effect)" (5:02)
Delahunt - "BM Solitaire" (5:05)
Review: The first VA release from Edinburgh-based rave Headset, showcasing unsung Scottish artists making sound system music in any tempo. On side A, LWS does broken beat techno on the druggy 'BR Saulus' followed by more experimentally minded material by Kamus with the downtempo beats of 'Bedrock Head Knock'. The second side features the very early UK hardcore aesthetic of Aggergate Culture's '703 Ekranoplan (Ground Effect)' which will take you to a higher state, and finally Delahunt's deeply meditative bass exploration 'BM Solitaire'.
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Intérprete: Ney Faustini
 in stock $19.63
Attitudelics
Cat: TSWG 002. Rel: 01 Apr 22
JABBASS (5:43)
AMTR TTOOS (demo version) (2:31)
OG (The Opening Groove) (5:42)
AMTR TTOOS (extended version) (7:07)
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
 in stock $11.14
Time Horizon IV
Time Horizon IV (limited 12" + insert)
Cat: XTIME 004. Rel: 06 Apr 23
Pushlock - "Blockchain" (4:22)
Eduardo - "Shift" (4:23)
Marco Segato & Eduardo - "Comma 22" (4:17)
Low End Activist - "Gas" (3:49)
2nd II None - "RWD" (5:15)
Cel - "Jillybean" (3:19)
 in stock $17.50
Álbumes
All The Time
All The Time (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: HDBLP 051. Rel: 24 Jul 20
Anyone Around (2:49)
Lick In Heaven (4:27)
Face (3:22)
Badly (4:18)
Alexander (3:55)
Ice Creamy (3:37)
Like Fire (3:01)
Baby Love (3:33)
Over & Over (4:48)
All The Time (4:27)
Review: Four years have passed since Jessy Lanza last offered-up an album, the Jeremy Greenspan co-produced leftfield space-pop masterpiece that was "Oh No". While plenty has changed in Lanza's working life since then - she now lives in New York and improvises more with "modular and semi-modular" synthesizers - her commitment to delivering a genuinely unique take on 21st century synth-pop remains. Those versed in the work of the Junior Boys will hear the hand of regular collaborator Jeremy Greenspan in the chords, melodies and synthesizer settings, but "All The Time" is undoubtedly Lanza's vision. Combining her usual glassy-eyed vocals and ear-pleasing, often melancholic synth-pop sounds with the colourful vibrancy of future R&B and grooves that subtly reference all manner of styles (dubstep included), it's most perfect underground pop album you'll hear all year.
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Love Hallucination
Love Hallucination (gatefold LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: HDBLP 063. Rel: 27 Jul 23
Don't Leave Me Now (2:58)
Midnight Ontario (3:02)
Limbo (3:25)
Casino Niagara (4:01)
Don't Cry On My Pillow (3:23)
Big Pink Rose (3:28)
Drive (3:39)
I Hate Myself (3:08)
Gossamer (4:39)
Marathon (3:09)
Double Time (2:37)
Review: Hyperdub continues to stamp its authority down on a wide variety of electronic music, in this case throwing the light, bouncing club-ready sounds of Canada's Jessy Lanza into the mix of a back catalogue that touches on everything from ambient to dubstep and footwork. But, while we open on the snare-happy garage-house of 'Don't Leave Me Now', and tracks like 'Drive' also look to the dancefloor, things don't stay there long. 'Don't Cry On My Pillow', for example, is a low stepping piece of alternative electronic soul. 'Big Pink Rose' opts for synth refrains and staccato drums to create a steamy, heady neon r&b brew with added yacht. 'Double Time' deconstructs pop balladry and makes it sound lo-fi yet huge, 'I Hate Myself' seems to take a lead from tropicalia-hued, leftfield electronica.
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Love Hallucination
Cat: HDBCD 063. Rel: 27 Jul 23
Don't Leave Me Now
Midnight Ontario
Limbo
Casino Niagara
Don't Cry On My Pillow
Big Pink Rose
Drive
I Hate Myself
Gossamer
Marathon
Double Time
Review: Jessy Lanza's skewed, left-of-centre take on electronic pop has helped her deliver a string of inspired albums, though few are quite as joyful, bold and ear-catching as Love Hallucination. It was created following her move from San Francisco to Los Angeles, with a string of musical friends and collaborators - Jeremy Greenspan, Jacques Greene, Tensnake and Paul White included - lending a hand with the production. The results are undoubtedly inspired, with UKG-influenced synth-pop nuggets, drowsy electronic disco and AM radio-friendly synth grooves being joined by future r&b bullets, bass-heavy pop-house throb-jobs and undeniably Balearic workouts. In other words, Love Hallucination is another inspired full-length excursion from one of the best in the business.
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Oh No
Oh No (LP)
Cat: HDBLP 030. Rel: 18 May 16
New Ogi (2:18)
VV Violence (3:57)
Never Enough (4:22)
I Talk BB (3:59)
Going Somewhere (4:30)
It Means I Love You (4:35)
Vivica (4:01)
Oh No (4:39)
Begins (4:02)
Could Be U (3:38)
Review: Frequent Jeremy Greenspan and Morgan Geist collaborator Jessy Lanza was hailed as a future star on the release of her 2013 debut album, Pull My Hair Back. That album projected her as some kind of New York freestyle chanteuse dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century, backed by an all-electronic band fascinated with the potential of future R&B and left-of-centre synth-pop. This belated follow-up, which was once again produced in cahoots with Jeremy Greenspan, is even better. Colourful, vibrant and attractive, the ten songs are truthful to their '80s NYC inspirations, but smartly avoid the pitfalls of such blatant retro-futurism. In other words, it's a superb collection of future R&B and pop gems.
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Love Hallucination
Love Hallucination (gatefold clear vinyl LP)
Cat: HDBLP 063LE. Rel: 29 Dec 23
Don’t Leave Me Now (2:51)
Midnight Ontario (3:01)
Limbo (3:16)
Casino Niagara (3:58)
Don’t Cry On My Pillow (3:19)
Big Pink Rose
Drive (3:41)
I Hate Myself (3:00)
Gossamer (4:32)
Marathon (2:57)
Double Time (2:40)
Review: Jessy Lanza has always been quintessentially Hyperdub. A label helmed by garage, dubstep and bass DJ and producer, and academic music theorist Kode 9, the imprint has relentlessly pushed the kind of dance tracks that are unashamedly direct yet unarguably clever. Beats that acknowledge the delicate balance of fun and accessible with underground and intelligent. 2023's Love Hallucination, Lanza's fourth studio album, only adds to the evidence. It bubbles with pop sensibilities, sing-along worthiness and timeless infectiousness, but does so in an incredibly thoughtful, natural-yet-razor-accurate way. From two-step to slo-mo funk, r&b and steamy electro groove, it presents the kind of songwriter who makes sure chart and radio friendly doesn't always mean throwaway or one dimensional. Infinitely repayable stuff.
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Royal
Royal (white & blue marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: FRVR 96. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Welcome To The After Life (1:19)
Tutorial For Life (feat Wednesday Twins) (3:43)
International (feat Jenny Alien) (2:47)
Pretender (feat Saranghae) (3:36)
The Music In (feat Bass84) (3:54)
We Are Words (2:57)
Warm Rain (feat Autumn Fruit) (4:52)
Lala World (3:11)
Le Lake (feat Fanny Gueret) (4:54)
Le Rock C'est Mieux (5:20)
Exit Whale Boulevard (1:40)
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Yesterday Is Heavy
Yesterday Is Heavy (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: YIH 001LP. Rel: 16 Sep 22
Another Sketch (3:50)
Be Cool (feat Little Dragon) (4:04)
Vera (Judah Speaks) (4:30)
Leave It (feat Charlotte Day Wilson) (3:44)
September (4:20)
To The Floor (feat BADBADNOTGOOD) (3:10)
Backwards (feat Sampha) (4:07)
What If? (feat Skiifall) (3:08)
Colours (4:12)
About Us (feat Elmiene) (3:16)
Still (feat Sampha & Ghetts) (4:01)
Ends Now (feat Serpentwithfeet) (2:43)
Review: Made over the course of 10 years, Yesterday Is Heavy is the sound of Lil Silva stepping outside of his comfort zone to deliver a much anticipated debut album. Having worked alongside Mark Ronson, Adele and more, the Lil Silva story is now coming full circle with heavyweight guest appearances from the likes of Sampha, Ghetts, Little Dragon and serpentwithfeet, while Benji B was on hand to offer some musical direction. All those extra ingredients are a bonus, but at heart this is Silva's record through and through, and it serves as a perfect declaration of all he has achieved in his glittering career to date.
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Split Second Origins Part 1
Split Second Origins Part 1 (hand-stamped LP)
Cat: B 4022. Rel: 16 Sep 22
Remedy (3:16)
World Lame (2:00)
Zero One (3:03)
Free (4:09)
Incognito (3:07)
True Factz (4:11)
Virus (6:23)
K Hole (2:19)
Yellow Moon (3:08)
Drop It (3:55)
Sanctuary Pitched (3:04)
Review: While punk imprint-turned-electro and bass outfit Bunker Records specialises in 'dark electronic music for mutants' (as they put it), the Den Haag-based imprint is not averse to offering up oddball excursions and releases that are formidably hard to pigeonhole. We perhaps shouldn't be too surprised, then, to find them offering up a first label outing from Lunatika, a trap and drill rapper from the Hague whose Split Second Origins Part 1 LP is restlessly brilliant and impossible to describe. His raps - sometimes doused in auto-tune - are a constant, as is a lo-fi sound that pushes booming basslines and lo-fi beats to the fore. Bolted onto this framework are nods to mutant hip-hop, chopped and screwed R&B, dub, UK bass and his beloved drill and trap.
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Split Second Origins Part 2
Split Second Origins Part 2 (hand-stamped LP)
Cat: B 4023. Rel: 16 Sep 22
They On To Me (4:52)
Worship (3:07)
Offline (2:31)
Woaw (2:42)
Social Toxins (2:42)
Snurf Snurf (3:49)
Goat (3:28)
Skurtt (3:28)
Small Talk (3:47)
False Idols (2:29)
Flame Up (3:08)
Mamas Right (3:09)
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