Dom + Roland
Real Name:
Dominic Angus
Profile:
Dominic Angus and his sampler (Roland S760).
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Aliases:
Dark Master, The, Dominic Angus, Ill Machine, Known Unknown, Mr. Monik, Signal To Noise (3), Touch (4)
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Discography
| Releases: | ||||
| Industry (CD, Album) | Moving Shadow | 1998 | ||
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| Deadbeat (12") | Deadbeat (Dom + Roland... | Outbreak Records | 2002 | |
| Production: | ||||
| DJ-Kicks (CD, Mixed, Comp) | Trauma | Studio !K7, Studio !K7 | 1999 | |
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| D-ROM Issue 5 (CD, Comp, Smplr, Enh, Promo, P/Mixed) | Industry | D-ROM Limited, DJ Magazine | 1999 | |
| DJ-Kicks (Comp) ◄ (2 versions) | Trauma | Studio !K7 | 1999 | |
| Crackmix IV (CDr, Album, Dig) | Imagination, Imaginati... | CrackNation Records | 2002 | |
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Reviews & Discussion
Dom is truly a legend in drum & bass and the producer of many timeless classics. Each release is a testament to deep and dark sounds and top of the range mix downs. He also invented the 'Tramen' break which has become synonomous with drum and bass, and used by producers such as Trace & Ray keith. Check out his debut album 'Industry' for haunting drum & bass and the timeless classic 'Mechanics' on 31 records.
Fantastic producer of usually epic dark drum and bass. The man is great with an amen and manages to make them really chunky - Ray Keith should be jealous. Best release in my opinion is the Midnight Club EP - it sold out rediculously fast, and ive never managed to find it despite scouring all the record shops in the major cities of England. I would pay a lot of money for this heavy piece of stupidly intricate amen business. Check skyliner if you can - that tune is one of the heaviest ive ever heard. No nonsense, and high quality. A craftsman like Technical Itch.
