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Wednesday, November 19th, 2008Where Do We Go From Here?
I love this shit, pumped up vocals, big bass and junglistic drums steamrollering into a full on massive euro style anthem. When I hear a tune like this it always makes me think of huge clubs, dry ice, lasers firing off, jammed full and all the trimmings. You honestly get [...]
Review of Sensation by KimiKa Sound on KimiK-Records
Saturday, November 15th, 2008Have Bounce, Will Travel
A nicely structured piece of music this. I particularly like the way the twanky key refrain keeps inserting itself into the proceedings. A sort of future trip-step vibe, tense synth stabs adding a bit of bite, bubbly kicking off low key in the back, star ship ambience underneath and a prog rock [...]
Review of Vertigo by AC Slater on Destination?
Sunday, November 2nd, 2008Put It All Together And You Got A Format.
Super fly bass acting up over a fired up rhythm track, a banging dance command vocal line and some major wobbly elements thrown in for good measure. As far as Vertigo is concerned the rule of thumb has got to be ‘don’t look down, get down’. That [...]
review:Someday Sunday(Original) by Dingle on Airport Route recordings
Saturday, October 25th, 2008Starting with an intro like it’s your favorite Sunday afternoon chill anthem but let me assure you, that’s just the intro. Take your time to get past the intro and the track turns into a no-nonsense proggy straight ahead stormer. Looking for a track to reach a major climax in your set? This is the [...]
Review of ‘One of Those Gangster Hits’ by Microdotkillers.
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008Born to Run.
Microdotkillers have a got a right buzz on here. Once this thing starts up you just want to let it go. Not a stormer, more like a break dancer caught in loop, tirelessly busting the same moves out. A dope drum, with just the right amount of snare, pumping syn bass loop and [...]
Review of ‘Ideals’ by Johnny Mitchell on May Recordings.
Monday, October 20th, 2008Gonna Be Some Sweet Sounds Going Down.
There’s a bit of a Bond movie thing happening here, heralding in a massive melody that hangs around just long enough to leave you wanting more. This is one of those tunes that you think must have finished too early before you realize that you’ve actually reached the end [...]
Review of ‘ Bad Boy’ by Andy Cessford on Discombobulate.
Monday, October 20th, 2008Phat And Stoopid.
Bang off quirky beats and one mucky bassline, the boy Cessford has done it again. This is one brutal jam, combining housey, trancey elements with a fuck off breakbeat under current. I am pre-sold on this guys music from the get go, so the tune didn’t have far to take me, even so [...]
Review of ‘ Little Fcker ‘ by Electric Soulside on Bugeyed Records.
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008One More Time For Daddy.
Aww yeah, filthy, dirty electro from Electric Soulside, and what a fckin belter. Tight synths banging out a nutcase melody line, growth hormone drums, a bass line you don’t want to mess with and a top, top vocal sample fire this one up there. I would suggest readiness from the start [...]
Review: ‘Smash It (Original)’ by Calvertron Vs Banga on Destination?
Saturday, September 20th, 2008Calvertron Vs Banga - Smash It (Original)
This starts off like any normal house track but then after 1 min the whole style changes into a dirty and rough electro sound. What makes this stand out from other electro tracks which can have a tendency to be very average if not produced properly is its change [...]
Review: ‘Rogue Trader (Alucard Remix)’ by John Hepplewhite on Push it Recordings
Saturday, September 20th, 2008
John Hepplewhite - Rogue Trader (Alucard Remix)
This caught my attention because the way it infuses quirky minimal style with that hard grabbing wharping progressive beats and baselines which hammers at the door to the underground. Rogue Trader gives you the sense that you are in a computerised tunnel that twists and turns you in as [...]