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Teardrop EP
Teardrop EP (yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: 93TI 013. Rel: 16 Jan 25
That Once (5:31)
Teardrop (5:57)
Honey (6:29)
Who Got Me (4:58)
Review: Vibez 93 offer an eclectic mix of bootlegged drum & bass remix styles on their latest unknown artist EP here. In the ten-or-so minute interval that makes up the A-side, we span hip-d&b to instrumental liquid: 'That Once' functions as a rattling remix version of Beyonce's 'Yonce', acapella culled from her Homecoming Live album. Then 'Teardrop', you guessed it, serves an incredibly well-mixed version of Massive Attack's eponymous pre-eminent. B-siders 'Honey' and 'Who Got Me' move increasingly r&b come d&b, the B1 plot-twisting Erykah Badu's 'Honey' and 'Who Got Me' reworking Alina Baraz.
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 in stock $13.36
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Backbone
Backbone (12")
Cat: EMIVST 2131. Rel: 17 Dec 24
Backbone (3:00)
Backbone (instrumental) (2:59)
Review: Chase & Status and Stormzy coming together was always going to be huge. One rules the charts, the other the clubs, and between them they cooked up a massive single that got heard everywhere all summer long, including a special live performance of it in Ushuaia Ibiza. Now you can own it on a slab of vinyl that has been cut nice and loud, which is perfect for the tune - the bass is devastating, the bars from Stormzy are hard, the energy is dark and unrelenting and it's the perfect sort of jungle cross over sound that will continue to be heard everywhere well into 2025.
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 in stock $13.11
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Close Your Eyes
Cat: OSH 33. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Close Your Eyes (7:03)
Destroyer (VIP) (5:44)
Review: Exclusive! Over Shadow unleash these two super-hot rarities from around 93/94. Both big tunes on dubplate at the time, especially 'Close Your Eyes' which was a big tune in Fabio's early Speed sets, they finally see the vinyl light of day after all these years. 'Close Your Eyes' is a beautiful atmospheric whirlwind while 'Destroyer VIP' lived up to its name. Still sounding heavier than a helicopter over 30 years later.
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 in stock $15.41
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Will Of The Universe
VARIOUS
Will Of The Universe (limited 4xLP)
Cat: OKBRLP 002. Rel: 31 Dec 24
PFM - "The Rough With The Smooth" (version) (7:42)
Perfect Combination - "100 Years Meets Passing Groove" (8:09)
Nookie - "Reminise" (7:28)
Klute - "Meaner Streets" (5:47)
Rantoul - "Dimensions" (10:06)
Law & Wheeler - "Viridian Dreams" (8:21)
Big Bud - "Orange Bud" (7:04)
Voyager - "Possessions" (instrumental mix) (5:50)
Review: After years of active work on the front of EP and white label releases, Okbron Records present their first various artists compilation on 4x12"LP, Will Of The Universe. The universe has indeed willed that Okbron output this incensory compilation, sure to befuddle and beguile any drum & bass listener with their head and gravity pack screwed on. Featuring eight previously unreleased tracks and exclusive mixes of tracks by Big Bud, Klute, Law, Nookie, Perfect Combination, PFM, Rantoul, Voyager and Wheeler, this is a compendium of cosmos-expanding proportions, spanning all from the most nebulaic and detailed of liquid ('Reminisce', 'The Rough With The Smooth') to the most guttered, curb-kicked jungle ('Meaner Streets'), representing everything Okbron has offered so far and continues to offer.
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 in stock $58.58
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Sound Fi Dead
Cat: VIVID LP01. Rel: 25 Jul 22
Sound Fi Dead (4:54)
Wash Away (5:47)
Home Run (5:52)
Take Me Up (6:15)
We Rewind (6:00)
The Source (6:03)
Pick Up Roll Up (6:09)
Over Drive (5:34)
Too Dread (5:48)
The Journey (5:18)
The Universe (7:05)
In The Jungle (5:12)
Review: Since he first landed on our radar via Vivid a few years back, Yosh has dished out enough high grade garage and breakbeat gear to fuel the scene on his own. Not only a prolific producer, he's also got a razor sharp flair which edges him in front of a crowded scene, and now he's back to Vivid to show us exactly what he's about with a 12-track double-pack, his biggest release to date. In one sense you should know exactly what to expect - elevated steppers and deft rollers, but the fundamental appeal of Yosh is all those ear-snagging traits which make his tracks sparkle, and you never know what they're going to be until the needle's tracking in that groove. Now you can enjoy that sensation 12 times over - a good deal if ever we saw one.
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 in stock $14.90
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Spawn The Album (Soundtrack) (Record Store Day RSD 2024)
VARIOUS
Cat: 196588 33411. Rel: 20 Dec 24
Filter & The Crystal Method - "(Can't You) Trip Like I Do" (4:24)
Marilyn Manson & Sneaker Pimps - "Long Hard Road Out Of Hell" (4:22)
Orbital & Kirk Hammett - "Satan" (3:47)
Korn & The Dust Brothers - "Kick The PA" (3:22)
Butthole Surfers & Moby - "Tiny Rubberband" (4:12)
Metallica & DJ Spooky - "For Whom The Bell Tolls (The Irony Of It All)" (4:39)
Stabbing Westward & Wink - "Torn Apart" (4:52)
Mansun & 808 State - "Skin Up Pin Up" (5:27)
Prodigy & Tom Morello - "One Man Army" (4:15)
Silverchair & Vitro - "Spawn" (4:28)
Henry Rollins & Goldie - "T-4 Strain" (5:19)
Incubus & DJ Greyboy - "Familiar" (3:22)
Slayer & Atari Teenage Riot - "No Remorse (I Wanna Die)" (4:16)
Soul Coughing & Roni Size - "A Plane Scraped Its Belly On A Sooty Yellow Moon" (5:25)
 in stock $34.95
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Bryan Gee Presents: 30 Years Of V
VARIOUS
Cat: PLV 195CD. Rel: 17 Dec 24
DILLINJA - "Grimey" (Need For Mirrors remix)
ALIBI - "Rave Digger VIP"
NAZCA LINEZ - "Acid Fashion" (Serum remix)
KRUST - "Not Necessarily A Man" (L-Side VIP)
BREAK - "Something Like This"
LEVEL 2 - "Bite The Bone VIP"
ALIBI/A-AUDIO - "Middlemen"
PAUL T/EDWARD OBERON - "Badboy"
VOLTAGE - "Lion Of Judah"
NEED FOR MIRRORS - "Pagans" (L-Side remix)
URBANDAWN/ALIBI - "Misfit"
BLADERUNNER - "Yea Man"
ALIBI - "Majesty"
L-SIDE/MC FATS - "Love In The Heart"
L-SIDE/COMMAND STRANGE - "Angry Tune"
CHIMPO - "Fever"
NEED FOR MIRRORS - "Lambo VIP"
CLOUD LORD - "Ghost Train"
LEVEL 2/L-SIDE - "Offline"
THINK TONK - "Tom & Heavy VIP"
SL8R/METRODOME/SALO - "Not The Same"
ACUNA - "Played With Me"
Review: Many happy returns to V Recordings, which this year notched up no less than three decades at the forefront of the global jungle and drum & bass scene. Such an occasion warrants a celebratory release, and Gee has provided that via this painstakingly curated collection of new gems, remixed takes on classic cuts, and previously unavailable 'VIP' versions. Naturally, the quality threshold remains high throughout, with our picks of an exceptionally strong bunch including the d&b-acid insanity of Serum's revision of 'Acid Fashion' by Nazca Linez, the elongated wobble bass and punishing beats of Krust's 'Not Necessarily a Man (L-Side VIP)', the bowel-bothering onslaught of Voltage's 'Lion of Judah', the deep, dreamy and punchy 'Majesty' by Alibi, and the bleeping jungle revivalism-goes-jazz funk madness of Chimpo's 'Fever'.
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 in stock $14.90
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Further
Further (milky marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SMDELP 13. Rel: 19 Dec 24
Further
Accidental Force
Repercussions
Urban Cosmos
Rambler Blues
Radiation
Submit
Symmetry
Rogue
Friction
Decomposition
Not Forgetting
Review: Moeller expands his dub techno expertise into the 170 BPM d&b realm, crafting a full-length journey that feels both natural and innovative. Known for his cavernous sound design and machine soul, his shift to d&b territory is a seamless fit for the Samurai label, where evolving rhythms and fresh palettes are integral to the modern club scene. The album stands apart with its hypnotic arrangements, deep textures and monolithic reverb, showcasing his legacy and mastery of sound. The tracks blend club-ready physicality with introspective moments, offering a balance of dancefloor energy and headphone-worthy detail. From the snarling feedback to soaring synths and intricate drum patterns, each element is sculpted with precision, revealing his ability to capture both intensity and subtlety. Teeming with soul and engineered to perfection, this release highlights the producer's unique approach to 170 BPM, offering some of his finest work yet. The album is a masterful exploration of sound and rhythm, with attention to every detail, which is a hallmark of Brendon's meticulous fine tuning of dance music.
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 in stock $32.64
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Digital Rain
Cat: FRO 030. Rel: 17 Dec 24
Digital Rain (5:19)
I Miss You (4:12)
Review: The always eminent Daniel Avery shares his latest two-track single through Fabric Originals, and describes it as his very own personal take on "broken euphoria... the other side of Room 1 that will crush your skull and fill your soul in equal measure." Following on from the 'Wonderland/Running' EP released back in March, 'Digital Rain' leads as the torrential breaks-sodder, palpitator, tear-conductor, you name it... the track dashes expected tempos for a middling 160, square between techno and jungle. 'I Miss You' on the B hears Avery push things far further, breaking the throttle and locking it into permanent top gear; perhaps Avery can help popularise this sound of angelic overdrive, more commonly heard on the net.
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 in stock $12.32
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Potshot
Potshot (12")
Cat: FTNTS 015. Rel: 16 Oct 24
Potshot (2024 Remaster) (4:59)
Potshot (Anile remix) (4:26)
Potshot (Anile Garage mix) (5:27)
Review: The man, the machine, the legend! Anile makes his return with two utterly outrageous remixes of LSB's classic 'Potshot'. First up comes the d&b version that plunges you down to submarine levels before pull you up too quickly and giving you the bends. Need something a little slower with more swing but hits just as hard? Jump on that garage version. Holy moly. Welcome back Anile!
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 in stock $13.36
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SWEATSV 041
Cat: SWEATSV 041. Rel: 12 Sep 23
Luude & Bru C - "TMO (Turn Me On)" (feat Kevin Lyttle - extended mix) (3:43)
Luude & Bru C - "TMO (Turn Me On)" (feat Kevin Lyttle - Borai & Denham Audio remix) (3:13)
Luude & Mattafix - "Big City Life" (3:57)
Luude & Issey Cross - "Oh My" (feat Moby) (3:50)
Review: It's time to sweat it out once more with the latest from the label of that name absolutely going for the big time with some classic vocal stabs defining the rip-snorting opener. And that is the extended mix of Luude & Bru C's 'TMO (Turn Me On)' (feat Kevin Lyttle) which is a big drum & bass anthem with ragga vocals, unrelenting and steel plated drum funk and naughty bass. A slightly more sweet and soulful Borai & Denham Audio remix also features as do Luude & Mattafix's anthem and festival friendly jungle anthem 'Big City Life' and similarly epic and accessible 'Oh My' with Issey Cross and some blissed out keys from one of Moby's classics.
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 in stock $15.16
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Music For The Jilted Generation
Cat: XLLP 114. Rel: 03 Apr 94
Intro
Break & Enter
Their Law (feat Pop Will Eat Itself)
Full Throttle
Voodoo People (2:00)
Speedway (Theme From Fastlane)
The Heat (The Energy)
Poison (feat Maxim) (2:00)
No Good (Start The Dance)
One Love (edit) (2:00)
3 Kilos
Skylined
Claustrophobic Sting
 in stock $25.45
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Journey Begins EP
Cat: PLV 196. Rel: 26 Nov 24
Zero T, L-Side - "Live N Direk" (4:09)
Zero T - "Journey Begins" (4:08)
Zero T, L-Side - "Raise It Up" (feat MC GQ) (3:49)
Zero T, Onj - "Jazz Type Thing" (4:32)
Review: Zero T returns to V Recordings with the 'Journey Begins' EP, a fresh chapter in his drum & bass legacy spanning over two decades. Known for his early releases on Bassbin and Reinforced Records, Zero T's catalogue is packed with highlights from Metalheadz to The North Quarter. This EP brings together heavyweights like L-Side, MC GQ and jazz pianist Onj, creating a balance between dancefloor energy and introspective grooves. Each track nods to the genre's roots while pushing its limitsia testament to Zero T's unwavering presence in drum & bass.
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 in stock $13.36
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Municipal Dreams
Municipal Dreams (2xLP + booklet)
Cat: SNKRLP 013. Rel: 01 Nov 24
Lies & Deceit (1:56)
Climbing The Walls (3:28)
Self Destruction (4:31)
Hope I (interlude) (2:19)
Wrong Turn, Dead End (5:05)
They Only Come Out At Night (4:19)
Hope III (interlude) (2:42)
Rush (4:33)
Violence (4:07)
Broke (5:05)
TWOC (4:33)
Just A Number (Institutionalised) (4:47)
Innocence (3:41)
Hope II (2:40)
 in stock $29.04
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Save Love
Save Love (12")
Cat: FTNTS 016. Rel: 27 Nov 24
Save Love (feat DRS) (5:33)
SXUL (5:38)
Mirrors Image (4:53)
Mosquito (4:50)
Review: Anile's latest release exemplifies his mastery in blending emotive melodies with intricate drum patterns. The tracks are meticulously crafted, each offering a journey through deep basslines and atmospheric textures. This collection not only pays homage to the roots of drum and bass but also pushes the boundaries with contemporary production techniques, resulting in a sound that's both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
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 in stock $12.85
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Portal Tech EP
Cat: S45VA 001. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Tim Reaper - "Monsoon Season" (6:17)
Dwarde - "Adrift" (5:30)
DJ Sofa - "Slowpoke" (7:09)
Nectax & Sketchy Rida - "Game Theory" (6:46)
Review: Stereo 45's Portal Tech EP brings together some of jungle's most inventive mindsiTim Reaper, Dwarde, DJ Sofa, Nectax, and Sketchy Ridaito explore and expand the genre's possibilities. Tim Reaper kicks things off with 'Monsoon Season,' a dynamic whirlwind of skittering breaks and textured atmospheres. Dwarde's 'Adrift' follows, blending deep basslines with shimmering, melodic layers. DJ Sofa shifts the energy with 'Slowpoke,' a track that opts for more subtle, laid-back rhythms. Finally, Nectax & Sketchy Rida close with 'Game Theory,' balancing complex drum patterns with eerie, enveloping soundscapes. It's a showcase of atmospheric jungle at its finest.
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 in stock $14.90
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Birth (remixes)
Cat: EXIT 103. Rel: 21 Jan 25
Patient (Coido remix)
Hold Me A Bit Longer (Ehua remix)
Divinity (Sinistarr remix)
Birth (Synkro remix)
Prayer (Itoa remix)
Review: A seamless blend of bass-driven soundscapes and emotive intricacy unfolds across this five-strong remix collection. 'Patient' is euphoric and melodic, bass music meeting orchestral beauty in a stunning interplay. Following it, Hold Me A Bit Longer (Ehua remix) sees the broken beat aesthetic exploding with jittery, cut-up keyboard edits, crafting a fragmented yet catchy rhythm, before Sinistarr's mix of 'Divinity' offers an ambient and atmospheric dive into lush, beautiful textures. Flipping to Side-2, listeners are greeted with R&S alumni Synkro offering up a downtempo version of 'Birth' that balances growling basslines and ethereal vocals, enhanced by delicate piano notes. 'Prayer' (Itoa remix) closes proceedings with a slow-churning groove, blending techno influences with inventive twists, resulting in a hypnotic and creative sonic experience.
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 in stock $15.94
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What Came Before
What Came Before (limited LP)
Cat: EMIV 2059. Rel: 10 Jun 22
Don't Be Scared (feat Takura) (3:59)
Go (3:53)
Censor (feat Popcaan & IRAH) (3:33)
Mixed Emotions (3:44)
Over & Done (feat Pip Millett) (3:46)
Run Up (feat Unknown T) (3:15)
5AM (4:12)
Headtop (feat IRAH) (4:20)
When It Rains (feat BackRoad Gee) (4:22)
Hold Your Ground (feat Ethan Holt) (3:24)
Blazer (feat IRAH) (3:03)
Consciousness (4:08)
Forgive Dark (4:02)
Review: Chase & Status ride a new wave with their sixth album, honouring their long-held time in the limelight as two of the UK's most powerful bangercrafting hitmakers. While still managing to nod to times past, this limited new LP also works in brand new UK sounds - drill MCs Unknown T and Backroad Gee, for example, make standout appearance on the tracks 'Run Up' and 'When It Rains', while still retaining elements of creativity that are endemic to Chase & Status only. Meanwhile, UK dancehall maintains its strong standing, with Popcaan and IRAH featuring regularly throughout.
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 in stock $17.99
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93 Till Infinity EP
93 Till Infinity EP (red marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: 93TI 001. Rel: 26 Feb 21
93 Till Infinity (6:21)
On & On (4:34)
Miss Fat Booty (5:44)
Big Poppa (6:16)
 in stock $13.36
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Hey Now EP
Hey Now EP (white vinyl 12")
Cat: HEYNOW 001. Rel: 22 Jun 18
Hey Now (6:01)
Second Sun (5:21)
Suggestions (6:33)
Sit Down (5:14)
 in stock $13.88
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These Heavens
These Heavens (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: XL 1440T. Rel: 28 Aug 24
Vega (5:41)
Occam's Razor (6:21)
Lagrange (5:34)
Cold Cases (5:30)
Review: Hong-Kong-born, Bristol-based Gyrofield aka Kiana Li is as diverse as they are prolific. They have proven that with a great NTS series and a great line of DIY electronic productions that explore glitch, dubstep, drum & bass and ambient techno. 'These Heavens' is a 12" on XL that builds on that early work across some fittingly refreshing and experimental sounds that go right for the heart of the dancefloor. 'Vega' is an electric opener, 'Occam's Razor' fizzes with dystopian energy and 'Lagrange' is a soulful, melody-laced stepper while 'Cold Cases' shuts down with a cacophony of percussive noise and busted synth lines.


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 in stock $14.38
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Afterglow
Afterglow (limited translucent orange marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: RAMM 142RP. Rel: 22 Apr 22
Afterglow (3:47)
Perforation (4:11)
Review: Wilkinson's smash hit 'Afterglow' is given a limited repress on a pretty slice of golden marbled wax, harkening back to a time when the drum n' bass artist lay just on the cusp of stardom. The original press of 'Afterglow', arguably one of the most important songs to galvanize drum n' bass as a truly Top-40-worthy style for the 2010s, has long been out of print. However, that never stopped the song from reaching public stardom, in large part thanks to its contributing vocals from Becky Hill and its lesser known jump-up B-side, 'Perforation'.

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 in stock $13.11
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Aura
Aura (12")
Cat: SOULR 060. Rel: 15 Jan 13
Aura
Astral Travel
Review: He's back! It's been a while since Bungle last graced our turntables; his 2011 album Memories to be precise. But he's returned. And he's done so with a double-sided disc of pure D&Beauty. "Aura" is an emotion soaked stepper laced with all the grace of an early 90s ambient record but beefed up with Autonomic standards. Already being pimped as an 'impossible to top' tune of the year by some of the biggest names in the game, it's unarguably essential. "Astral Travel" is equally stunning. Rolling with a heavier rhythm but dosed with the same amount of star gazing whimsy, it's another faultless moment from the Brazilian DJ. Welcome back Bungle.
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 in stock $11.82
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Pussy Dead
Cat: SWEETSENSI 02. Rel: 02 Feb 09
EZ Sniper - "Pussy Dead"
DJ Clear - "Beat X"
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Spyro Gyro
Cat: OKBR 058. Rel: 18 Oct 24
Spyro Gyro (5:55)
Just Fine (7:01)
Review: Furney, a UK producer with a distinct and recognizable sound, continues to impress with his ability to blend genres seamlessly into dance rhythms. His track 'Spyro Gyro,' a drum'n'bass reinterpretation of the 70s funk classic 'Masterpiece,' originally released digitally on DJ Nookie's Phuzion label, finally gets the vinyl treatment it deserves. The track is packed with energy, featuring bold horns and strings that give it the feel of an action movie soundtrack, all while maintaining a drum'n'bass pulse that keeps the momentum high. On the flip side, 'Just Fine' takes a more relaxed approach. Produced around 2003, this track combines acoustic guitar with summery background sounds, creating a laid-back vibe that's perfect for those chill moments. The rolling bassline adds depth, making it a versatile addition to any set. Together, these tracks showcase Furney's versatility and knack for drawing inspiration from a wide range of musical influences.
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 in stock $15.16
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Earshots
Earshots (limited 10")
Cat: 4AMKT 001. Rel: 12 Jan 23
Earshots (3:07)
Earshots (extended mix) (4:32)
Review: Sir Hiss and 4AM Kru set up a dialogue between London and Bristol, a stellar dialectic giving rise to a supreme form of lo-fi jungle. 'Earshots' samples a bhangra vocal cry, mixing it up with the scratchy factory movements of cut-throat jungular breaks. It marks a break from Sir Hiss' usual grime parlance, and adds to a refreshingly-named new series handled by their parent label Embrace The Real, called 'No More Mailouts', an explicit callout of PR in the electronic music industry which aims to lead by example. Power to em.
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 in stock $13.36
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Fast Soul Music
VARIOUS
Fast Soul Music (low-price mixed 2xCD)
Cat: NHS 271CD. Rel: 22 Apr 15
SPY - "One Last Quest"
Joe Syntax - "Sightlines" (feat Jono McCleery)
LSB - "If You're Here" (feat Sophia Wardman)
Fred V & Grafix - "Green Destiny"
Keeno - "Hold Ya" (feat Whiney)
Netsky - "Memory Lane"
Logistics - "Crystal Skies" (feat Nightshade & Sarah Callander)
Mistabishi - "She Lied"
Muffler - "Waves Breaking"
Fred V & Grafix - "Forest Fires" (feat Etherwood)
Nu:Logic - "Shoot Me Down" (feat Robert Manos)
High Contrast - "Everything's Different" (Calibre remix)
Metrik - "Borealis"
Etherwood - "Spoken" (feat Rocky Nti)
Nu:Logic - "What I've Always Waited For"
Anile - "To Live Without"
Camo & Krooked - "Afterlife"
Cyantific & Matrix - "Cover Story"
Nu:Tone - "The Feeling" (feat Ben Westbeech)
High Contrast - "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang"
London Elektricity - "Had A Little Fight"
Fred V & Grafix - "Recognise"
Camo & Krooked - "Change Me" (Submorphics remix)
London Elektricity - "Rewind" (Makoto remix)
Logistics - "Together"
Stray - "Frost"
Etherwood - "Falling Out Of Consciousness" (feat Georgia Yate & Bev Lee Harling)
Hugh Hardie - "Tearing Me Apart" (feat Kyan)
Logistics - "Over & Out"
Subwave - "Stars Get Down"
Nu:Logic - "Morning Light"
SPY - "Love Hurts"
Phuturistix - "Beautiful" (feat Jenna G - Nu:Tone remix)
Netsky - "Endless Search"
Nu:Tone - "System" (feat Natalie Williams - Matrix & Futurebound remix)
Makoto & T-Ak - "Voyager"
London Elektricity - "Fast Soul Music"
Etherwood - "Weightless"
Keeno - "As One" (feat Pat Fulgoni)
Danny Byrd - "Gold Rush" (feat Brookes Brothers)
Technimatic - "The Golden Section"
High Contrast - "Lovesick"
Logistics - "Sendai Song"
Tokyo Prose - "Songbird"
Sinistarr & Kiat - "Black Diamonds"
Danny Byrd - "Soul Function"
Review: When Hospital Records launched some 16 years ago, it was primarily to focus on the more soulful side of drum & bass. While London Elektricity's imprint is now about so much more than that, many of its' releases still bristle with an expansive soulfulness. This mixed, mid-price, two-disc affair pays tribute to the label's soulful side, delivering sinewy, string-laden gems, vocal anthems, and liquid D&B classics from the likes of SPY, High Contrast, Nu:Tone, Logistics, Danny Byrd, Phuturistix and, of course, London Elektricity. Who mixed it isn't revealed, but they've done a great job; both discs ripple with melody, emotion and, of course, skittering dancefloor rhythms. This is Fast Soul Music, after all.
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 in stock $5.13
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Come To London EP
Cat: CMR 005. Rel: 12 Jun 23
Losin Control (5:50)
Come To London (5:42)
Dark Gravity (7:20)
Space Jazzy (5:46)
Review: The Craft Music label is back after a one year break with some fresh new cuts by resident Marco Lazovic. It's an EP inspired by the sound of the English club scene in the nineties and noughties, labels like Good Looking Records and artists such as Mike Millrain. Opener 'Losin Control' sure is a compelling mix of electro and breaks that soars on cosmic lines with euphoric vocals in the distance. 'Come To London' has a distinctly garage feel to it with its crisp broken beats and there is more high energy but melody-rich breakbeat action in 'Dark Gravity' while 'Space Jazzy' is s super sweet and deep jungle cruiser.
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 in stock $7.45
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Peace & Love
Cat: OKBR 057. Rel: 25 Sep 24
Peace & Love (8:18)
Feel The Fire (6:27)
Review: Neo-rave underdog Klute returns to Okbron Records for an incredible new white label, 'Peace & Love / Feel The Fire', bottling the essence of breakbeat hardcore just in the way it was best pulled off in the 90s and 00s. Nay, few traces remain of this record's making in the contemporary 20s; since both of these tracks have been laid to vinyl only, they bear that distinctive toppy scratchiness to which only a certain contingent of retroistic rave tunes can lay claim. But whether they were made now or then is really no matter, since both tracks are sublime objet d'arts in their own rights: 'Peace & Love' is the ambient lilter laid to breaks, sounding like a braindance-era chillout room number set to a counter-intuitively, corrosively party-crashing breakbeat judder, and 'Feel The Fire' is comparatively undersea, bringing to the music those muted bass licks and occipital-frontal synth reliefs all too known to that rare subsection of breaks known as dolphin jungle.
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 in stock $15.16
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Dubplate #3: Smoke Dub
Cat: MYD 003. Rel: 16 Jan 23
Survivial Dub (4:45)
Smoke Mari (5:11)
There Is No Love (5:24)
Zatoichi's Troubles (6:06)
Review: The latest drop in the Mysticisms Dubplate series welcomes back Persian for another round of reggae-inspired electronics. Once again the artist draws from across a spectrum of bass, digidub and breaks and also throws some jungle into the melting pot. Opener 'Survival Dub' is powered by classic breakbeats and great mic work that is sure to liven up any party. 'Smoke Mari' then slows it down to a fat dub with a vocal sample from a well-known smoker's anthem with plenty of mind-melting effects and stepping rhythms. On the flipside is 'There Is No Love' with a prime junglist drop and last of all comes 'Zatoichi's Troubles' which has devastating bass.
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Sharp Focus EP
Cat: RTTD 026. Rel: 29 Jul 24
Storyteller (5:28)
Values Over Ego (5:59)
Twist Of Fate (5:47)
Karmic Pattern (4:00)
Review: Return To Disorder welcomes Evighet Records label head Marco Bruno for some brilliantly controlled sonic chaos on this new electro exploration. His Sharp Focus EP brings together ambient, breaks and techno to snappy electro rhythms of the sort that he has already showcased in style on labels such as Blueprint Records and Machine. This one opens with the sleek, future-facing and speedy sounds of 'Storyteller' before 'Values Over Ego' gets more textured and raw with knick-snapping hits and prying synth lines making for real turbulence. 'Twist Of Fate' is a jungle workout that ducks and dives on warped bass and 'Karmic Pattern' is a slow but textural and intense closer with rueful chords.
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 in stock $12.60
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Nosebleed
Nosebleed (12")
Cat: DAT 071. Rel: 18 Sep 24
Nosebleed (Left Nostril) (6:13)
Future (6:34)
Nosebleed (Right Nostril) (6:55)
Nosebleed (unreleased mix) (5:53)
Review: Back to 93! Deep Jungle dig deep into the vaults of a true player... Pascal, the man behind so many big labels and events throughout jungle d&b history. This one was one of his most pivotal pieces. Co-produced with Sponge, both left, right and the unreleased versions of 'Nosebleed' capture that darkside melting pot that was frothing over in all directions throughout the 92/93 era. 'Future' meanwhile captured that icy sci-fi soul that would very quickly merge and melt into deep atmospheric jungle and sounds that Bukem and Fabio would be pioneering at Speed. Straight up seminal.
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 in stock $14.90
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Return Of The Donut Part 2
Cat: KF 302. Rel: 01 Oct 24
Return Of The Donut (part 2)
Mr Logic
Ruff (remix)
The Dreamer
 in stock $15.41
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DAT 080
DAT 080 (12")
Cat: DAT 080. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Pipe & Slippers (5:54)
Murder (5:26)
I Need You (6:10)
Review: Deep Jungle boss Harmony and long time pal Modified Motion get busy once again with their Subjects alias by way of this chop-slapping triptych. 'Pipe & Slippers' is like an old man who's still hard as nails but needs to wear reading glasses when he's reading the paper these days. He looks harmless but he'll chop your head off as soon as look at you and the savage drummage of 'Murder' is the soundtrack to the burial. Last but not least 'I Need You' closes the EP on a deep and dreamy one... Until those breaks come flying in and it's game over. You need this!
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Jungle Dub EP
Cat: IRNR 002. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Wiser Than Before
Peace & Love
Who Are We
Power
 in stock $14.14
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Clockwork
Clockwork (limited 12")
Cat: SOULR 043RP. Rel: 29 Jun 23
Clockwork (feat DRS) (5:54)
Entropy (6:11)
Review: Manc drum & bass collective MIST (made up of legends the late Marcus Intalex, ST Files and, at one point, Calibre) first released 'Clockwork' and 'Entropy' in 2009; the dual single instantly garnered acclaim for its high-octane rollage and clean drumwork, topping up the reputation of its label Soul:r. Now reissued for the first time, we're once more reminded of the two tracks' enduring impact on the dum & bass scene at large, with a vocal appearance from DRS on 'Clockwork' cementing drum & bass's lineage from and to ragga, as well as the tidbit that 'Entropy' is, a solo detour from Intalex alone.
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Coded Frequency
Coded Frequency (gold marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: SPTL 033. Rel: 03 Oct 24
Deep Sea (7:30)
Echoes In Time (7:20)
Sense Of Space (7:04)
Regolith (7:16)
Review: Everybody's favourite drum & bass disorienter Aural Imbalance (Simon Huxtable) swats the sonic spirit level out our hands with 'Coded Frequency', dizzying our sense of poise on the dancefloor with four cosmic jungle numbers. You'd think the likes of 'Deep Sea' and 'Echoes In Time' would quell the soul, but to our ears they'd seem to combine stress and relief in equal measure, their crack combo of histamine breaks and zoneout pads seeming to portray the experience of having one's spacesuit tether snapped, thus confronting the aural astronaut with the voidal cosmos: do you thrash against its cold oblivion, knowing you're going to float endlessly, or do you accept the situation? Just when we think we've settled on the latter, Huxtable reintroduces a 'Sense Of Space' on the B1, opening up the breaks texture to a farther distant vanishing point, whilst the closing 'Regolith' hears us rejoice, having landed on civilisational (yet alien) soils with the celebratory rattles and stasises of 'Regolith'.
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 in stock $16.96
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Dancing In The Dark
Dancing In The Dark (12" picture disc)
Cat: BBKII 001. Rel: 05 Aug 22
DJ Fresh - "Dancing In The Dark" (feat Buunshin) (3:16)
Heavyweight (AMC remix) (4:37)
Review: DJ Fresh is a legend at this point. Whenever he drops new heat it is worth tuning in, especially when it's a 12" picture disc like this from Breakbeat Koas. The A-side is a collab with Buunshin. 'Dancing In the Dark' is a hardcore gem with pitched-up vocals and monstrous breaks over spin backs, raw bass and thrilling synth lacerations. Then comes an AMC Remix of DJ Fresh's 'Heavyweight' that is just that. It rides on silky breakbeats with a rising sense of tension that keeps you locked until the explosive bass and jump-up drum head to the level.
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 in stock $6.95
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Punjab Chant
Cat: DNO 014. Rel: 07 Aug 23
Emu (6:03)
Punjab Chant (5:19)
Ragga Ting (5:21)
86 Dread (5:39)
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Enchanted
Enchanted (12")
Cat: DAT 072. Rel: 18 Sep 24
Enchanted (6:15)
Over (5:52)
Fire (6:15)
Hypnotising (6:08)
 in stock $14.90
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Urmah
Urmah (2xLP)
Cat: SMDELPB 12. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Urmah (#1) (6:08)
Urmah (#2) (6:28)
Urmah (#3) (6:23)
Urmah (#4) (6:26)
Urmah (#5) (5:14)
Urmah (#6) (4:21)
Review: Juan Rico, who also known as Reeko and Architectural, presents Urmah, his debut LP at the eye-watering pace of 170 BPM for Samurai Music. Expanding on his two previous EPs with the label, Reeko has become essential to its sonic identity and Urmah embodies this synergy with the label by both its and his artistic boundaries. Across the record, Reeko dives deeper into hypnotic grooves and layers lush textures and subtle breakbeats into an entrancing and meditative work. The producer's deft touch for blending techno's intensity with gentle psychedelia shines through as he demonstrates a mastery of new tempos and evolving sonic landscapes.
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42
Lonely Road
Lonely Road (gatefold red marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: VSN 142. Rel: 12 Dec 24
Sunrise (2:06)
Lonely Road (3:26)
Addict (3:15)
Wish (3:44)
Leave It (5:40)
Deep Blue (3:07)
Posers (3:14)
Empty Field (4:46)
Reaching Zero (4:27)
Picture Of Us (3:46)
Morph (3:21)
Reconnect (3:04)
Spirit Animal (2:13)
Echoes Of Desolation (3:22)
End Line (2:26)
Deception (4:22)
Dawn (2:52)
Review: One of the most interesting artists to have emerged from the Czech and Slovak based crossbreed movements that dominated the first decade of the century on the harder side of d&b, Forbidden Society has evolved and morphed with the times to a much deeper, emotionally-wrought but still hard-assed sound. This seventh studio album (released on Noisia's iconic Vision imprint) is the best version of his fusions so far. From the dark industrial strength dubstep swagger of 'Wish' to the sci-fi hurricane of cuts like 'Deception' and 'Reaching Zero', this is an incredible body of work from an impressive and unique craftsman.
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43
USB001
USB001 (gatefold 2xLP in screen-printed sleeve)
Cat: 505419 7957161. Rel: 20 Jun 24
ItsNotREEAALLLLLLLL (5:29)
BerwynGesaffNeighbours (2:06)
Stayinit (4:37)
Leavemealone (3:46)
Baby Again (5:20)
Rumble (2:22)
Turn On The Lights Again (4:28)
Jungle (3:18)
Admit It (U Dont Want 2) (6:27)
Lights Out (4:48)
Leavemealone (Nia Archives remix) (2:59)
Jungle (Rico Nasty remix) (3:34)
Lights Out (HAAi remix) (6:11)
Review: If there is a more hyped artist in the world right now than Fred... again we aren't sure who it might be. The lad who grew up close to Brian Eno and has since worked with him in the studio is a global star who has also collaborated with Four Tet and Skrillex, played all over the world, won various awards and dropped several albums now presses up his acclaimed USB to gatefold double vinyl. It is a collection of his early singles that captures his lo-fi, lived-in, diaristic sounds across a range of experimental electronic styles.
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Money Till I Got None
Money Till I Got None (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SS 010. Rel: 16 Jan 24
Tryna Get This Money (4:08)
Danja (5:37)
Fake Money (5:15)
Scrimp & Save (4:14)
Deep Space (feat MC Gusto) (3:45)
Burn It All (feat Kathryn Brenna & Hal) (5:06)
Money For Nothing (4:30)
Leave Behind (feat Rider Shafique) (4:52)
Review: Waggle your wonga gang! DLR is hitting the town and he's stacking up the paper with his third studio album Money Till I Got None. Of course when we say 'paper', we actually mean 'fat greasy d&b grooves', when we say 'stacking' we actually mean 'rolling out', and when we say 'waggle your wonga', we mean 'listen up you lot because this is one the genre's tightest, brightest groove sculptors at play and he's dealing it out like Noel Edmunds in Deal Or No Deal'. Seriously, this is super timeless tackle that nods in all the right directions; heavy, techy, funky, bruised with gritty robotic soul and all the other good things Sofa Sound stand for. And when we say that, we really mean it.
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45
PARADE 004
PARADE 004 (marbled vinyl 10" (comes in different coloured vinyl, we cannot guarantee which colour you will receive))
Cat: PARADE 004. Rel: 25 Nov 24
Austria (6:26)
Heartbeat (5:32)
Higher (5:03)
Review: Parade's 'Parade 004' bursts with high-energy, classic breakbeat vibes, perfectly crafted for fans of rave anthems. Side-1 kicks off with 'Austria', a high-octane track that fuses uplifting piano riffs with a driving beat, embodying peak 90s rave energy. It's the kind of track that fills a dancefloor, blending nostalgia with fresh, invigorating production. Side-2 dives deeper with 'Heartbeat' and 'Higher', both loaded with feel-good, jungle-tinged piano lines that bring a pure, euphoric lift. These tracks capture the essence of breakbeat's roots, while infusing it with a modern twist that keeps things exciting. Parade manages to be both a celebration of breakbeat's legacy and a re-energised take for today's dance sceneiideal for anyone looking to relive or discover that classic sound.
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 in stock $12.85
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You Should Dance (feat Bladerunner remix)
Cat: IFGGG 001. Rel: 25 Sep 23
You Should Dance
You Should Dance (Bladerunner remix)
Review: The legendary Zed Bias is stepping out with a new label I Feel Good Records and intends for it to spread good vibes only through a diverse roster of talent and sounds that span house, bass and beyond. He has more than a quarter of a century of experience in the game and of eyeing new talents and helping them to shine and has always had a collaborative approach to music that will continue to define this label's MO. Zed is minting the label with a new single alongside award-winning d&b MC Inja. 'You Should Dance' pairs his warming tones with infectious garage drums and smeared, soothing chords that radiant heat. It will, indeed, make you feel good. D&b mainstay Bladerunner serves up a remix that has been doing the rounds for a while now and never fails to make an impact.
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Vibes
Vibes (12")
Cat: CITB 013. Rel: 03 Oct 24
Dial-M & Msymiakos - "Level Vibes" (4:51)
No Name - "Frontline" (5:48)
Tropmanga & B-Man - "Dub Rock" (4:57)
Tommy The Cat - "Warehouse Dub" (5:27)
Review: With 'Vibes', Dutch drum & bass/jungle outfit Cat In The Bag temporarily let the feline out of the case, yet they still retain enough integrity, and rein in the shellage, to the extent that the cat is nonetheless seduced back in after a certain time. Such is the art of alley-cat drum & bass, comparable in mood to "rollage"; it's all about a fine balance of hard-hitting impactfulness and careful vibe-restraint, else the mog'll arch its back and dash off elsewise. No wonder the first tune's called 'Level Vibes'; Dial-M and Msymiakos achieve an intricate, intelligent mood of levity, a belief-suspensory dread zone in which level-headedness serves as a proxy for the execution of a skittish agility, as of a cat. Our feline reccy no less reliably scours the 'Frontline'; amens penetrate hard garrisons of bass and atmoss with relentless keratinous claws, proving retractable paw-blades really can break walls. The B-siders, 'Warehouse Dub' and 'Dub Rock', provide more novelty appeal, preferring to build sound(e-)scapes that both build upon and take flight from the warpath.
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The Torture Never Stops
The Torture Never Stops (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: NFR 007. Rel: 23 Oct 24
Criminal (6:31)
Dominion (6:28)
Muscle (11:03)
Catastrophic Disclosure (6:37)
Review: More moody grooves from this long-standing Northern partnership as they lay down four wide-ranging cuts on their own Northern Front imprint. The first release on the label this year, it's big old statement as they flex across the spectrum. 'Criminal' hits with a Metalheadz headbutt, 'Dominion' swaggers with a venomous bounce that you could imagine coming from a collab between Amit and Total Science. Then we have 'Muscle' which is an exception piece of breaks that nods heavily at the foundation but keeps a contemporary twist. Finally 'Catastrophic Disclosure' closes with a hard, noisy Dillinja dig in the solar plexus. Savage scenes. This is some of Response and Pliskin's best work to date.
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Brain Storm EP
Brain Storm EP (purple marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: VIBEZ93 024. Rel: 01 Nov 24
Brain Storm (5:10)
Cool Down (5:39)
Amigo (5:06)
Vulkaan (4:52)
Review: Vibez 93 veers heavier than usual on their latest almost weekly jungle top-up, released again on their eponymous label (it's been so long, and yet it's still so not clear, as to whether Vibez is one person or many different "unknown artists"). So too is 'Brain Storm' an ironic name, since most brainstorming is usually done in silence, whereas this is just utterly cyclonic, flaunting an equally apt potential to the compel the body. On the A1, a suspenseful set of whodunit piano plinks pepper an otherwise industrial-strength dose of breaks shreddages. We're barely afforded any time to 'Cool Down' neither, not least since Vibez' idea of downtime amounts to little less than a further set of gnashings by the same backbeat. Only do 'Amigo' and 'Vulkaan', on the B, meanwhile, fully wrangle the listener with the ragga influence that was only teased so flirtatiously on the A, with straight-up taped-and -elaid soundclash samples, and lesional rapid-echo breaks, aplenty.
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MG Ultra
MG Ultra (limited 180 gram clear green vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 198704 096297. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Until I Die
Nu Nu Meta Phenomena
Sick!!!
Just Because You Can
Hot Lizard
Half Asleep
Motherfather
Ass2Mars
Cicadas
Grindhouse
House Of Mirrors
Schizodipshit
Psychic Attack
Review: In 2022, a perky voice chimed "Cloud nine!" as I loaded up a level of Neon White, soundtracked by Machine Girl's electrifying breakcore and d&b beats. Their music hooked me all summer, and now in 2024, they return with MG Ultra, released via Wasserman Music. As expected, they deliver breakcore with hardcore and punk influences, all wrapped in a vibrant, electronic package. Tracks like 'Until I Die' highlight their intense energy with layered synths, lo-fi vocals and punchy drums. While some chaotic moments feel less focused, standout tracks like 'Hot Lizard' keep their sound fresh and thrilling.
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 in stock $25.95
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