Drum ‘n Bass

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Piotr Cisak :: Venus Express EP (Tutamen)

Reviews 06/21/2017 by Alex Vasilevskiy

Four completely varied stories with unique characters proving that unpredictability can be something very useful and effective. Unpredictability, in a good sense, sometimes lacks in […]

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Ariadne’s Labyrinth :: Lost And Founded EP (Detroit Underground)

Reviews 04/01/2017 by Pietro Da Sacco

Lost And Founded is a mixed assortment, one that balances rapidly rotating pulsars with classical drum’n bass techno. Somewhere in a dense field of high-grade electronics […]

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6.9Hz :: Broken State (Daddy Tank)

Reviews 08/12/2016 by Pietro Da Sacco

Not entirely untraveled, Broken State gravitates towards the dark and gritty erratic beat, but also manages to evoke emotional sparks along the way. Moods shift on […]

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Displacer :: Curse of the Black Vinyl (Hymen / Crime League)

Reviews 07/23/2016 by Eric Sorenson

The sounds on offer here are rooted in dark drum ‘n’ bass and breakbeat but defy strict categorization as they push into uncharted territory of […]

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Conduct :: Borderlands (Blu Mar Ten Music)

Reviews 05/28/2016 by Stephen Fruitman

Borderlands is filled with “scenes,” evoked by laid back lounge, Cubist flamenco guitar with a serrated metal edge, interstellar wordless vocals, space gongs, Greek island […]

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Djrum :: Plantain / What I Was Doing When I Was Doing What I Was Doing EP (Samurai Red Seal)

Reviews 04/10/2015 by Mark Boyden

The single most apt diction I’ve ever seen in music journalism was the description of Djrum’s work as “panoramic.” The man’s sound is all-encompassing in […]

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Sunchase :: The Truth EP (Med School)

Reviews 04/03/2015 by Mark Boyden

For those seeking a fresh drum & bass sound, or for longtime adherents of the minimal aesthetic pioneered by labels like Med School and Exit, […]

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Burial :: Rival Dealer (Hyperdub)

Reviews 01/12/2014 by James Knapman

Burial’s output is becoming harder and harder to predict or track, and to so boldly eschew the expected dark, angst-ridden, minor key moodiness in favor […]

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