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Just A Ride
Cat: OSH 37. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Just A Ride (5:46)
I Like The Rain (8:08)
Ethereal Remix (6:28)
Culture '24 (6:32)
Review: Wild breaks from the wild west; Welsh beat sculptor Abstract Drumz gets busy on the mighty Over/Shadow. Four cuts heavy, each one designed to slap your rave silly. 'Just A Ride' opens the EP with atmospheric aplomb. Brisk pads and live jazzy breaks set the scene, hitting hard in all the right places. Elsewhere 'I Like The Rain' galvanizes AD's Celtic status with unhurried charm before 'Ethereal Remix' gets a lot more frenetic. Finally 'Culture '24' closes the EP with some of the heaviest chops of the set. Wallop!
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Living Room
Living Room (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITLP 21. Rel: 04 Jun 25
Timeline (3:56)
Areusure (3:55)
Lorraa (4:39)
Reactions (6:26)
Texture End (4:25)
Night Zoom (4:56)
Testify (5:05)
Streamline (4:41)
Olderback (5:30)
Gesagt (4:51)
Pure Morning (5:17)
Impress (4:50)
Review: Turin-born and raised artist Andrea has explored plenty of different genres across his wonderfully experimental sounds, but mostly they are couched in techno with hints of 90s breakbeat and IDM. "Living Room is his third album and finds him tapping into an introspective sound with reflective melodies and a cosmic sense of travel. Right from the off, you're cast adrift in a world of shimmering melody and plucked strings, cascading arps and widescreen synthscapes and it is there you stay for the whole absorbing duration, though sometimes lithe rhythms bring more propulsion. A magnificently accomplished and detailed work.
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Little Foot
Cat: SIGCD 020. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Blame Dub
Come With Me
Special
Sinner Time
Ukrained
Jump Around
Threadvare
Introbert
Choosing Beggar
Froze
Run Tun
Front Loader
Humbreed
Struggle Dub
Stir The Pot
The Saki
Dr Low
Babylon Shuffle
Fastest
Feel The Heat
Review: Cologne-based Belfast boy Dominick Martin has been delivering deliciously good albums as Calibre for the best part of a quarter of a century, frequently departing from his trademark drum & bass sound to showcase his love of other sub-heavy and mind-bending sounds such as dub techno, ambient and dubstep. On Little Foot, his first album in two years and 22nd in total, he leans into this considered eclecticism. For proof, compare and contrast the tactile and dreamy 4/4 dub of 'Blame Dub', the dub-wise junglist bruk-up of 'Special', the mutant two-step delight of 'Ukrained', the angularm, sub-heavy UK techno of 'Threadvare' and the Mark Ernestus style spaced-out dub techno of 'Choosing Beggar'. And that's just CD1. A genuine triumphant from one of bass culture's most distinctive musical voices.
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NRG 4 : Live At Ronnie Scotts
Cat: NRGLP 4. Rel: 15 May 25
Luminescence (3:46)
Sonder (3:42)
Into The Storm (4:16)
Serenity (3:10)
Ascendance (2:03)
Chrysalis (3:48)
Beam (4:28)
Nightfall (4:29)
Levitate (6:12)
Review: NRG 4 is the latest instalment in drummer and producer Chiminyo's boundary-pushing series and it captures the raw improvisational spirit of London's jazz-adjacent underground.The album is a communal outpouring of pure energy that was recorded live at the iconic Ronnie Scott's with no rules, no scripts, just spontaneous creativity and featuring a powerhouse ensemble including James Akers, Marysia Osu, Daniel Casimir, Lyle Barton and Tile Gichigi-Lipere. The set moves between frenzied burners like 'Levitate' and serene pieces like 'Sonder.' With surprise guests like BAELY and Regis Molina, NRG 4 is a genre-defying celebration of live collaboration and musical intuition that's electric, ephemeral and deeply alive.
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Green Lanes
Cat: CCV 2534. Rel: 22 May 25
Chalice (2:04)
More Time (2:45)
Miss Mercury (2:37)
Waiting For You (GOLD) (2:36)
Westside (Tyke remix) (3:42)
More Time (Potential Badboy remix) (2:37)
Anything (Congo Natty remix) (2:34)
Silly Little Lies (Missing remix) (3:34)
Review: Flexing the full spectrum of roots music and featuring vocals from an epic range of singers from Omar to Liam Bailey, Nia Chennai to Tills; Green Lanes is the debut album from Jamie Rodigan and Aaron Horn's impressive Crate Classics project and it sounds every bit as fresh as it did when it landed digitally last year. Here on long-awaited wax it's been given a new coat of arms by way of some exceptional remixes from three artists who have spectrum flexing tenures themselves. Originator Congo Natty brings the teachings, pioneer Potential Badboy goes old testament on 'More Time', 'Missing' keeps it dreamy and soulful while Tyke get ruff on 'Westside'. An essential accompaniment to the full narrative.
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OSH 38
OSH 38 (12")
Cat: OSH 38. Rel: 10 Jun 25
DT103 (4:45)
DD1 (6:18)
DD1 (Technical Itch remix) (8:37)
MB29 (5:19)
Review: Decoder brings his deliciously dark take on drum & bass to this new one from Over/Shadow. It drills deep into the heart of a smoky, strobe-lit dance floor while also offering plenty of mental soundscapes to explore with your eyes closed. 'DT103' has crisp breaks and warped bass under shards of broken, glassy melody and 'DD1' then floats on a more skeletal rhythm with grazing background pads and apocalyptic bass. The Technical Itch remix brings even more in-your-face textured percussion and 'MB29' shuts down with a cosmic exploration and skittish drum patterns.
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Ether EP
Ether EP (green vinyl 12")
Cat: SUBB 022SE. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Strobelight (6:02)
Ether (4:33)
Free Fall (5:25)
Coma (feat Arcologies) (5:00)
Review: Breakbeat wizard Fanu returns with another multi-genre mash-up diving deep into the sounds he's mastered over the years: jungle, drum & bass, hip-hop and beyond. His rhythmic versatility and fearless approach to production is present and correct once more from the off:' 'Strobelight' is a tightly programmed workout with dark bass blasts offset by heavenly vocal coos. 'Ether' is even more involving with a lurching rhythm and snappy hits, and 'Free Fall' then casts you adrift in the cosmos, floating on the swirling pads with a more airy, spacious atmosphere. 'Coma'(feat Arcologies)' is a blissed out closer with more gentle but still dynamic drums. Ether shows Fanu's still pushing the envelope, one break at a time.
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Flying Swords
Flying Swords (12" picture disc)
Cat: INP 019. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Flying Swords (6:25)
Perplexed (6:29)
Review: Infamy, Infamy, they've all got it.... On rotation because this absolutely pops hard and is far too good to be trivialized with an old Carry On quote! 11 years have passed since the artist also known as A1 Bassline returned to his Infamy alias for these two brutalist jungle jams but they still sound shockingly good to this day. Abrasive, choppy, and loaded with tightly coiled energy. This is proper jungle, the way it's always been on Inperspective. Grab this now if you haven't already.
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On Rhythm
On Rhythm (3xLP)
Cat: FR 032. Rel: 28 May 25
Different Vibrations (6:28)
Offline (5:04)
Reality (5:30)
Digital Tribes (5:19)
All Love (5:18)
Utopians (7:52)
Rebellion (5:21)
Emissary (6:53)
Tomorrow's World (5:41)
Symbols (5:30)
Drum Telepathy (6:32)
To The Moon (5:21)
Review: Having long since been making a vital contribution to the drum & bass landscape, On Rhythm marks the first-ever album released on Future Retro London. It was during a 2023 tour in Australia and New Zealand that the label head finally met Kloke in Melbourne after years of online collaboration. Visiting his studio, he discovered a massive folder of thousands of music files and took a large part of it back home, spending months sifting through to select favourites for this album. After much back-and-forth with Kloke, the final version is now pressed to three slabs of wax. They make for a full sale exploration of his sound, from dark and driving drum breaks to more journeying cosmic trips like 'Rebellion', ice cold steppers like 'Tomorrow's World' and melodic mind melters like 'To The Moon'.
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Return To Livingstone Rd
Cat: SNFLP 019. Rel: 22 May 25
Strong Feeling (feat Silky Oolong) (3:26)
Absolu (3:09)
Picollo (3:47)
More Time (feat Silky Oolong) (3:17)
Hey It's Me (3:01)
Friends (3:26)
Bang Bang (3:49)
EVO (3:22)
Review: Ma?h is based in Berlin but makes occult techno inspired by Tikal, which is the ruin of an ancient Mayan city in Guatemala. He creates a sense of ancient ritual, tribalism, primaeval drums and otherworldly atmosphere across five fantastically evocative and escapist cuts here. They all go deep, with rubbery rhythms marbled with wordless vocals, chanting, eerie FX and absorbing mysticism that is all expertly done and hugely authentic. 'Acat' is a standout with its lolloping bass and tom-peppered beats, while 'Exorcismo' is more intense and heady. 'Caiman Ritual' is a humid and intense dub techno bumper, and it rounds out one of the most original EPs we've heard in ages.

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The Last Transmission LP Sampler
The Last Transmission LP Sampler (10" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: SFRLPS 01. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Pixl - "Synthetics" (6:09)
Murder Most Foul - "Mirror Maze" (6:22)
Review: Silent Force Recordings drops a heavy 10" teaser ahead of the much-anticipated The Last Transmission album. This sampler of it features two standout cuts from Pixl and Murder Most Foul, who ramp up the excitement for what's to come. Gritty, atmospheric, and razor-sharp, both tracks tap into the label's signature blend of deep breaks and futuristic dread. The sound designs are pristine and the beats heavy so it's a fine preview of the full-length project due later this year-raw, cinematic drum & bass built for dark rooms and loud systems. Silent Force isn't playing here.
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FR 030
FR 030 (10")
Cat: FR 030. Rel: 28 May 25
Crumbling Down (4:32)
Crumbling Down (Phineus II remix) (5:58)
Review: Refreshers is a little-known alias of Lukid, an underrated producer who has previously explored murky lo-fi sounds on cult labels like Werk Discs. With this alias, though, he makes drum & bass and jungle, and crafted the original featured here back in 2021 and dropped it into his Dekmantel mix. It was heard by the Future Retro label head who reached out to release it and we're glad he did. It's a hidden treasure that is dark, intricate and perfectly crafted. The surprise release feels like uncovering a secret moment in jungle history and it comes with Phineus II's powerful remix, which adds depth and drum rawness, which makes this a vital pick up.
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Ekbar
Ekbar (12")
Cat: LPTER 122. Rel: 02 Jun 25
Taal Riddim (3:19)
Ekbar (5:12)
Sadhana (4:12)
Mirror Of Love (6:48)
Cry Of The Baul (5:42)
Man As Bird (feat Joba Poetry) (4:56)
Review: The debut full-length from Bangladeshi-Canadian producer Raf Reza fuses UK soundsystem culture with his own deep-rooted Bangladeshi influences. Raised in Tokyo and musically shaped in Toronto and Glasgow, Reza blends dub, bleep, breaks and jungle with Baul music samples and vintage Bengali film soundtracks here and it results in a brilliantly original style. The album explores sonic futurism and asks how diasporic and Dhaka-based electronic cultures can intersect. With a unique mix of field recordings, semi-obscured monologues and dubwise textures, Reza's identity-driven narrative comes to life and cements him as a bold, genre-bending voice in cultural fusion and sound.
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Intérprete: John Kong
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Ophelia (remastered)
Cat: KR 009ZINC. Rel: 20 May 25
Ophelia (7:39)
Beyond Reality (8:03)
Review: Zinc was a busy busy boy in the 90s. Especially those foundation years. His work with Hype and Bizzy B around this time was legendary but besides his UKG moniker Jammin' years later, less is spoken of his various aliases. Jack Ruby had a cool run of cuts in 94 and 96 including this almighty slab of breakbeat drama 'Ophelia'. Big pads and a breath-taking arrangement. It's your quintessential deep or atmospheric jungle cut that has all the hallmarks of a Good Lookin jam. 'Beyond Reality' (which came out in 95 under his Tyranny alias) follows a similar sweeping sense of triumph but a little jazzier and cooler in its roll-out. Timeless.
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The Dun Dudda
Cat: GDLNS 001. Rel: 21 May 25
The Dun Dudda (4:11)
Wipeout (4:12)
Review: Once was a time the term settle down had connotations of easing back, cooling off and winding things down a little and maybe even consider aligning with some sort of normality (whatever that is). Nowadays thanks to Greg Hepworth it simply means - brock the heck out and tear up the dance! Seriously have you heard a bad tune from him since Ulterior Motive split? We haven't. And certainly not here... 'The Dun Dudda' is pure happy chopper with some big jungle flavours in the vocal sample and overall swagger of the cut. 'Wipeout' has more hardcore energy about it. Unrelentless rave chaos. What a wild way to launch a new label and change the meaning of another word. Once was a time when Guidelines had connotations of order and following protocol and maybe even consider aligning with some sort of rules...
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TBC 001
TBC 001 (white vinyl 12")
Cat: TBC 001. Rel: 20 May 25
The Street (4:34)
Untitled (4:05)
In My Dreams (5:03)
Bubble (5:10)
Review: Shadow Child mints his new label TBC with a rave-ready release that taps into playful jungle influences with driving club rhythms that are likely to go down a storm over summer and beyond. Early support from heavyweights like Scuba, Horse Meat Disco and Gerd Janson mean you may have already heard some of these jams and also hint at the EP's broad appeal. Standout tracks are, well, all of them. 'The Street' is a nimble stepper with pruning basslines, 'In My Dreams' is a percussive fenny with another brilliantly old school low end, and an untitled gem brings rave-ready pianos and old school energy. 'Bubble' flips the script with a rugged bass-driven house workout.
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Ultravisitor (Remastered Edition)
Cat: WARPLP 117R. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Ultravisitor
I Fulcrum
Lambic 9 Poetry
Andrei
50 Cycles
Menelec
C Town Smash
Steinbolt
An Arched Pathway
Telluric Piece
District Line II
Circlewave
Tetra Sync
Tommib Help Bus
Every Day I Love
Review: Words and terms such as benchmark, revolutionary and paradigm shift are thrown around far too casually and liberally when writing about music. But if there's one electronic album that really does live up to those tags it's Ultravisitor. Still sounding like it's from another planet to this day, from the moment eponymous opener headbutts us with an ice breakbeat shatter to those very last guitar plucks on 'Everyday I Love', this is concentrated Squarepusher in every possible geometrical permutation. So many breakcore and IDM parameters were set on this exceptional body of work. From the metal militancy of 'Steinbolt' to the fantastical drive (and wild slap bass) of 'Tetra-Sync', this remains a wholly unique LP that's both wonderful challenging and definitely not of this earth.
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Emotional Distortions EP
Cat: CAMO 004. Rel: 04 Jun 25
Seul (4:31)
Runaway (4:42)
Rhythm Gutter (4:34)
Exhausting Care (4:39)
Review: Originally dispatched to the universe digitally via Candy Mountain, Sun People's powerful 'Emotional Distortions' now enjoys a vinyl boost-up and is sounding all the better for it. Landing just in time for the summer, each cut startles and satisfies in equal measure. 'Seul' lights an electroid fire, hitting us in our most introspective feels before 'Runaway' takes things up a notch and adds much more techno urgency to the scenario. Flip for two more slightly slower tempo shock-outs... 'Rhythm Guitar' brings a little funk before 'Exhausting Care' closes with more angular electro sharpness. Time to get emotional.
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Fate Walker
Cat: OSHLP 04. Rel: 20 May 25
Fate Walker (6:12)
Vanish (7:01)
Time Corruption (7:50)
Nocturna (6:24)
Endless Stars (7:50)
Embrace (6:05)
Find Me (7:09)
Dirty Six (6:16)
Review: Bristol's Technical Itch returns with a long-awaited full-length on Over/Shadow and it serves up a relentless dose of darkside energy hot on the heels of the 2024 prelude single 'Fear & Fantasy. Here, Mark Caro dives deep into his signature sound which is a blend of moody steppers, cinematic dread and brutal amen workouts. It's everything fans have come to expect from the master of atmospheric darkness, all wrapped in precision engineering and raw intensity. With nods to techstep and futuristic jungle alike, this is Technical Itch at his uncompromising best and a heavy, immersive odyssey through the darker corners of drum & bass.

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Jungle Han
VARIOUS
Cat: SMB 006. Rel: 20 May 25
Slowpoe & Kim Han - "Soju Skanking " (5:46)
Slowpoe & Kim Han - "Groover Han" (5:06)
Noah1luv - "Def Leppard " (2:58)
SGSY - "Jungle Restless" (5:42)
DJ Funny - "Hot ‘N’ Cold" (4:13)
Yetsuby - "Nectar" (3:47)
Review: South Korea junglists representing! Following a series of more house / beatsy focused missives, Sambo up the tempo for this Seoul breakbeat showdown. Local donnies Slowpoe and Kim Han get busy on 'Soju Skanking'. Big reggae licks and a sing-along chorus (even if you can't speak Korean), this is a warm-as-toast weapon ready for the summer. Setting the energy for the EP, the rest of the 12" stretches its legs in all directions; 'Groover Han' takes a deeper twist before more associate breakers join the fray... Noah1luv deconstructs the funky beat on the rock-inspired/early 90s inspired 'Def Leppard', SGSY remixes his jungle band Kom Agens into a super warm lick while DJ Funny lays down the real head-turner of the EP in the form of the heavily emotional 'Hot N Cold' before Yetsuby brings the EP to a dreamy-but-skatty close. Sweet.
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