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A superb EP full of collabs between talentuous musicians.
Loads of kick changes, surprises, rhthmic surprises... An A-Class sound and quality of press.
Finally is this simply the best DEMONTAGE ???

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Mental progressive perl, dancefloor soft groove... 150 to 160 BPM spacial acid mental tribe.

Oldschool to death!

2 jungle and one solid raggatek for the finish... Don't miss that roots parl !! Authentic brlloy stuff !!

Mashup to deaf ! Crazy stuff straight from the Momtormouth crew... A crazy sound for crazy people... excessive and speedcore, full of breaks and defenitly a masterpiece to scratch and throw and cut and manipulate... touch your records you deejay !! And cut cut cut ! Pass-Pass style for the big diggerz !!

Next level is a compilation of hardcore artists... LIMITED TO 250 COPIES ! Don't be late...

Magestic album re-issue : The complete colelctions of tunes Manu Le Malin did produced in 2004, minus the tunes that were already pressed on vinyl and plus the tunes that were not produced on the CD because that would have been « too long »... Here also stand a LFO Mark Bell remix. Peace.... And more...

Heavy Dark Downtempo Hardcore ! Thick kick !

!!! About the color ! !! It looks black but seeing at light... oh !! it's blue !!!

Speedcore nonstop kicker... Clean sound and dirtu beats !

Splendid EP, collab masterpiece on the A-side... Starting with a 3-hands-tune, full of surprises and creations as well as reminicenses... So is the second track from Crom and Tettsuo. Big big surprise this one too !! The flip goes Solos tuens from the labels holders... Super mental introspections.

Hadtek tribe Hardfloor jewel from Tcheky ! Long time no see !! A side brings 2 electro Hardfloor tunes, 170 BPM cruisers. Rabve style, full of electro overdrives and sounds abuse... with Acidcore intrusions... B side opens with the Dave LXR song...184 BPM kicker, pityless and quiet crossbreed at some point on its structure... Hardcore actually ? Last track is a Hardfloor 180 BPM electrocution. Kicker raver !

Schranzy hartek-core, psychedekic noise tekno bangher at the hardcore frontier !

Superb acid tribe machine !! Dancefloor and precise.

Desirable Jungle Techno that goes for as much as £100 on discogs. Remastered and reissued as a White Label like the original. Limited Edition.

Phantasy’s #PH100 retrospective continues with PH45RMX. Denham Audio, perhaps one of the most prolific British production crews emerging in some time, arrive on Phantasy with a breakbeat-heavy and lucid take on James Welsh’s ‘Cold Land’.

Originally released under Welsh’s original alias of Kamera in 2015, ‘Cold Land’ remains one of the underrated gems in the label’s back catalogue. Initially emerging from a shed in rural Mallorca, it’s halcyon poly synths and skittish drums immediately recall the wide-eyed optimism of 90s IDM. Far from mere ‘braindance’, ‘Cold Land’s emotive quality affords it a unique timelessness.

Fresh from releases on Lobster Theremin and E-Beamz, Denham Audio build on their recent reputation for both nuance and impact, comfortably interweaving the dreamy melody of Welsh’s with unapologetic breaks, taking the original’s futurist sonics into the parallel scene of UK hardcore and DnB. For those with a warehouse going spare, the alternate ‘Raw Mix’ hits even harder.

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This double 10" vinyl features some absolutely enormous remixes that are not to be missed! Hamilton (Dj Ham) steps up to the plate and delivers a blisteringly dark remix of an already dark tune. Tough and rough, this one has a bassline that shakes the speakers to death and is built to last in his customary RAM records style.
Abyss gives us a glorious old skool drum and bass remix, in line with the 1994 sound, full on amen cuts, heavy sines and deep atmospherics.
Lowercase and Psycangle move the whole track into early 90's Ruffneck Records / Malice territory, with a furious old skool gabber remix, hard as nails and noisy as hell.
But perhaps the best is saved for last, because Sunny & Deck Hussy do the near impossible and take a dark tune and flip it on its head, making it euphoric and deep without losing the essential character of the original.

Club / DJ Support
Shimon, Andy C, Randall, Ray Keith, Chase 7 Status, Zinc, Jack Frost, Billy Bunter, the Fat Controller, Glowkid, Slipmatt, Dj Jedi, Dj Luna-C, Dj Brisk, Clayfighter, Jimni Cricket, Bustin, Sc@r, Doughboy, Saiyan, Dave Skywalker, Liquid, Hyper On Experience, Ant To Be, Ponder and many others

The fifth record on New York Trax IMPORTS was produced by Le Talium who is a legend to any connoisseur of the obscure fringes of hard French electronics. “Inalterable” EP, as profound as it is abrasive, is a journey from otherworldly glitchy soundscapes all the way to a relentless hardcore maelstrom.

Hooversound have steadily been growing since they dropped their debut release from Hyroglifics and Sinistarr back in March. SHERELLE and NAINA haven’t let 2020 interfere with their plans to continue to share gems the label have been sitting on for a while. Since then, the Hoover duo have followed up in June to deliver a powerful EP from Deft, alongside releasing an experimental dubstep record from emerging producer HØST back at the end of August, which included a rowdy re-work from Om Unit. Next up on unstoppable Hooversound, the ladies have combined two of their favourite artists on a split EP, bringing together two individual tracks from Private Caller and Mani Festo for the first time on one four track project, on “Hooversound Presents”.

Hailing from the Midlands, Nottingham based DJ and producer Private Caller has turned a lot of heads recently. He takes his inspiration from Jungle, Grime, Hardcore and heavy Techno. Known for the way he uses old Jungle Breaks and 90’s Rave music, Private Caller brings a new and refreshing take on underground Dance, which has led him to work with Tumble Audio, One Puf and Hardcore Energy to name a few. Enter Mani Festo, a producer and DJ based in London, with roots deep in Hardcore and Jungle and has had ongoing support and plays from several established radio DJs here in the UK. Mani Festo is known for his heavyweight breakbeat sound and his collective/ label (alongside Denham Audio, Borai, LMajor) ‘Club Glow’, who have been making a lot of noise this year with their resurgence of rave and breakbeat crossovers alongside captivating visuals. The
roducer hasn’t gone unnoticed having released on iconic labels such as Rupture, E-Beamz, Warehouse Rave and Swamp 81.

What makes HOO04 so unique, is the combination of both these artists on one project. Both Mani Festo and Private Caller deliver their signature styles on their individual tracks, making the entire project an explosive yet nostalgic blend of breaks and rave. Each track is a standalone anthem, but together, the four tracks combined are a nostalgic acid trip, that belongs in any club or radio set. Having already had support from LCY, NAINA, and Nastia, it also gained a lot of attention in SHERELLES recent Dekmantel mix.

His majesty Heisa !

John Faustus inna Hardcore sound... A crazy psychedelic industrial pityless 3-tracker. Unique sound unique style unique plate !

Horsepowder
All tracks written and produced by Casimir Desmet.

A new solo outing by The Outside Agency on their pioneering One Seven Five label. Deep Sleep combines TOA's signature crossbreed sound with *liquid* drum & bass, drumfunk and rawstyle elements. Poisoned combines the screams of your deceased loved ones and/or enemies with hardcore kicks. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

LTD PURPLE EDITION

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Speedcore it is ! confirmed !

DJH was 15 when he wrote his first EP back in 1993. That EP became a near mythic release within the hardcore vinyl collecting circles with a price tag of over £700 on Discogs! Vinyl Fanatiks tracked down Danny and organised its re-release back in 2019, with the release selling out rapidly.

This EP produced by Noise Factory in 1993 expresses the emergence of jungle n how it had evolved is
very noticable in these tracks driven by 4/4 beats n thumbing basslines 2 shake the dancefloor.

A. Breakage 5 -This track produced by Noise Factory in 1993 has reggae samples plus the speeded up
vocals. Some banging drum pattern with nice piano stabs n thumping basslines.

AA. Ladies Choice - This track produced by Noise Factory has some heavy basslines sitting between the
crossovers of the house n rnb samples. A proppa ladies choon back then n got the place poppin.

AAA. Wheel Up - Produced back in 1993 by Noise Factory with its rolling drum patterns riding the hip
hop n reggae samples. Along with the speeded up vocals n that strong jungle feel n wicked basslines.

These guys are too hold... it's time for them to join forces !!!
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excellent rought Hard tehcn oto Tribe inna Acidcore managed dirtyness

Red Vinyl Harfloor electro...

'DJ producer' comes here with an Unreleased cleaner collection of 8 tunes... It's a bloody mind recall, nearly described: a pure collection of crazy hardcore tunes, most wanted played in parties through these years by one of the best hardcore Deejay ever... Needed!´Cut by 'Shane, The Cutter'.

Mental tribe acid, material in a live set state of mind. Free of forms and formats.
just the flow of the man with the machine... or the machine with the man... who knows...

Gabba rules at GabbaDome !

REMASTERED UK Hardcore Techno from the early 90's legendary Label, Rising High.