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Indubitably my nominee plea for top three TeeBee I decree with pensee plea, as we agree any honoree devotee emcee free of hyperbole no lessee able to disagree with thee. Like many I first heard Blue Rose on that Dara mix from 2001 and it will always...
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If you haven't listed to Aquatica or Return of the Space Maidens in a hot minute, they're better than you remember. Time stops being linear when I hear Dislocated Sounds or the Vibrations LP, like I'm in the early 60's thinking about what the year...
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I mean really...who the fuck is rating this lower than 5 stars?!?! Unabashedly transcendent album.
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How's the volume output on the pressing? As to be expected with so many tunes?
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I'd love to hear a properly engineered mashup of this Madness remaster and Adam F's Metropolis!
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It's the literal eve of 2023 as I type, and 15 years later ALL of Jus WAN's output has aged soooo perfectly. Vintage-endothermic investments of audio-dankitude prosperously yielding vibes achieved by very, very few electronic music producers. The...
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Now WTF is this bidness? Kutty-Ass choons from Kromeo, Skream, Danjah, F1, Plastician...this is the kind of stuff I literally dream about, but the dollar bills are never in my pockets and the blondes have disappeared upon awakening. I must procure...
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IMHO Starkey's best work, though I've only listened to his stuff pre-2012. One of very few pieces that can bring me to emo-tears in a snap. Trippy hearing the digital-only remixes after so much time, but that Ital Tek rework is compelling and equally...
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Modernist melancholia=b I g b I g choon. One of those perfect for both bipolar-ends up and down simultaneously.
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Kutty lil random 12" from the Golden Age at "so cheap why not" prices. I love (re)discovering choons that never got large in demand but still kiiiiick hard. Just buy it.
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Badman Riddim=perhaps my favorite opener to a set ever. Didn't take a genius to try, but mixes awesomely with Kromestar's Badman.
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Pulse still gives me nightmares 11 years after first hearing it. If "Jacob's Ladder" could slowly OD on morphine alone on a rusty tiled bathroom floor, this is the soundtrack :p
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SmartBomb mixed with D1's Missin is what made me want to start actually mixing dubstep. I'd been mixing jungle for a good 6-7 years prior to hearing those 2 choons mixed with some actual lively talent behind the 1's and 2's that night at 1015 Folsom....
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Seven created THE best drum n bass call n response with "Wait"...kinda funny it came in the form of a dubstep tune. How is that bassline not THE ultimate B-Boy rinser?!?! The kind of tune you could blow your subs on and think "aw, twas worth it."...
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I really, really miss this type of deep dub from 2009-2010. 6/5.
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In my top 5 dubstep 12"'s of 2009 for sure.
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Definitely one of my favorite Starkey 12"'s. Busted my Hyetal on this one as well, and twas love at first listen, sans the tampons :p
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I mean, cmon. The bassline on Naos?!!! Insanity pure through and above.
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Hearing "Bon" on a big system is neuron-altering. Argon at the height of their incredible output, plus introducing Tes La Rok, 12th planet, J:Kenzo, Von D, Desto and of course Matty G to the world with their first releases is no small feat. Big ups...
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Such an underrated 12". I really wish this label had continued, as this and the DJ MADD tunes are fantastic.
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Maybe my favorite overall Kromestar plate. Got released when there was SOOOO much dank heavier material being created that this one got a tad overlooked IMHO. I want Kromey to foster my FraggleRock muppets that I'll force into light human trafficking :p
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Slept on gem BIG TIME. I caned this plate in nearly every live set 07-08. Mixes well with all that Virgo/Mr Slash stuff from A.R.M.Y Bullet.
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I believe this to be the first dubstep track I ever heard knowingly, where someone turned up the system and was all "hey, here's this new style called dubstep. In 18 years you'll be a nostalgic twat over this song." Hotflush, Tempa, Soulja, Big...
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Maybe the best plate of uplifting emo propa dubstep from all of 2011, when tasty DeepDarkandDeadly wubba treats started becoming less bountiful and the Skrillexesque brostep starting selling out arenas. I know I retired in 2011 from actively mixing n...
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One of the best albums covers I've ever seen, and on (no disrespect intended to the creators) one of the most obscure/random releases I happened to have stumbled across doing down music rabbit-holes on the internet. So many striking feelings jumbled...
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Heavy contender for best 12" 4-tracker-EP of 2017, and anyone who's following jungle in this era knows that that is a bold statement. Can't wait to hear more of Djinn's work in the future!
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EASILY one of the best well-rounded drumfunkalicious ridiculousness 12"'s of 2017. Biiiiig bad bass on the Earl Grey rmx of Ominous Maze, but personal fav is the choppage on Phuture T's treatment of Forward Motion on the A side.
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It's not. Now 8 more words to type bla bla.
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A few years ago I stumbled across an old box of 45's, and I started down the rabbit hole of looking for compilations of older obscure B-sides, undiscovered gems, and tracks that perhaps didn't fit contemporary popularity but have aged well. And I must...
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One of my favorite albums of 2017 so far! Spearhead has been carrying the liquid-torch mightily for sometime now, as nearly every release from 2016 and 17 has been amazing. The basslines on this album struck me the most, notably "Echoes" and...
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I would love to see this label release more on vinyl, as the quality is MORE than there, and I feel as though in 2017 there's quite a clamoring for deep, subliminal atmospheric beats to smooth out the influx of hard jungle amen choppage. If anyone...
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141 trade of Commix 12" dub, Stateside only. I'm ur comrade.
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1500 copies?! Most amazing DnB has pressings of what, 250-350?! Flippers get ready to be disappointed. I wouldn't pay more than $20 for this.
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The book is incredible! Get this from the Hospital store while you can; very cheap shipping to USA also.
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Sorry to be a negative-Nelly, but can anyone think of a WORSE DnB label with more than 5 releases?
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I seriously DESPISE "Hoes to the Floor", but I cannot get "Pulse OSX" and "Out of Vogue" unstuck from my synapses. Basically DnB meets Trap at alternating 85/170 BPM, with glitch and dubstep elements crunking up the tracks. "Pulse OSX" along with...
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Some straight samurai beats right here! All 4 tracks are very different yet all are quality, with my personal favorite being the Indidjinous+Madam Bliss B2. I have a spare mint copy if anyone would like to trade it for Painting Space vol3 or Sanity+Soundness.
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IMHO Current Value is making the best stuff of his long and illustrious career right now, as everything he's done since 2015 on Critical, BlackoutNL, and most notably Invisible is all crisp, energetic, original, and most importantly TechAsFuuuuck! I...
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It's a tough toss-up between this and the VIP on Subtitles050, but they both have their respective spots in a mix. The original would make a great closer or utilized in winding down the energy, whereas the VIP acts as a good ramp-up or a bridge from...
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Definitely one of my favorite Ingredients 12"'s to date, Dub One takes a more atmospheric amen journey in "Wray" compared to his harder choppage on SciWax and FoundationX. While more airy and harmonious than his darker output, the drumfunk edits and...
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Any work by Technimatic has been buy-on sight ever since "The Golden Selection" off Hospital's Sick Music 3. With their gut-churning soul spiced with dense liquid energy and stunning sample usage, I'm amazed Tony Coleman didn't try to pull a...
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Best new label of 2016? For drumfunk aficionados, you may be hard pressed to top Martian Man's first 2 releases on his own imprint. Gotta love the straightforward titles too, hehe. A must 12" for all junglists and breakbeat addicts.
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Overlooked post-jungle foray into jazzstep and harder DnB, all four tunes off this EP are quite varied and extremely well produced. The first 12" gives us atmospheres and jazz, whereas the second 12" has ultra-tight techstep breaks and amen choppage....
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Looks like I'm not alone in nominating "Negative Space" for DnB album of the year! Certainly sharing that honor with the likes of Hidden Turn's "The Ride LP", Subtle Audio's "A Decade of Breakbeat", Dom's "Last Refuge of a Scoundrel", Naibu's...
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Very under-appreciated plate which was released during a time where there was TONS of great DnB coming out, and unfortunately this 12" got slightly overlooked. Hard, intricate, and both for the dancefloor and headphones.
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My favorite SPL tracks were off Freak and Obscene, UNTIL I heard this 4x12". Nobody smashes an amen and 303 together like SPL. Standouts for me are all the B-sides, so B "Angels", D side "Guardian", F "It Will Be Different", and H "Run From The...
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My favorite SPL tracks were off Freak and Obscene, UNTIL I heard this 4x12". Nobody smashes an amen and 303 together like SPL. Standouts for me are all the B-sides, so B "Angels", D side "Guardian", F "It Will Be Different", and H "Run From The...
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Favorite on this one would certainly be Muffler's "Therapy", with the SPL tune coming in second. I've always marveled at Muffler/Konsta's diversity in production styles, as I particularly enjoy his epic Hospital liquid trance-bonanza massive bidness,...
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