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Cyrus (Random Trio)* ‎– From The Shadows

Label:
Tectonic ‎– TECCD002
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
05 Jun 2007
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Dubstep, Minimal

Tracklist

1 Gutter 4:26
2 Mind Games 5:39
3 Paradise Dub 6:12
4 Rasta From 5:03
5 Dirt 5:44
6 Bounty 5:03
7 Calm Before The Storm 5:47
8 The Watcher 5:39
9 Indian Stomp 5:57
10 Dark Future 6:00
11 Crying Game 6:15
12 From The Shadows 3:55

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Credits

Notes

P 2007 Multiverse Ltd
C 2007 Multiverse Ltd
Made in England

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 060096 472469
  • Barcode: 5060096472469
  • Matrix / Runout: TECCD002 A788565-01 www.baked-goods.com
  • Mastering SID Code: ifpi L572
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 9723

Other Versions (5 of 6) View All

Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
TEC 011 Cyrus (Random Trio)* From The Shadows LP - Disc 1 ‎(12") Tectonic TEC 011 UK 2007 Sell This Version
TEC 013 Cyrus (Random Trio)* From The Shadows LP - Disc 3 ‎(12") Tectonic TEC 013 UK 2007 Sell This Version
TECCD002 Cyrus (Random Trio)* From The Shadows ‎(CDr, Album, Promo, Unm) Tectonic TECCD002 UK 2007 Sell This Version
TEC 013 Cyrus (Random Trio)* From The Shadows Plate 3 ‎(12", TP) Tectonic TEC 013 UK 2007 Sell This Version
TEC 012 Cyrus (9) From The Shadows LP - Disc 2 ‎(12") Tectonic TEC 012 UK 2007 Sell This Version

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jonnyh179

jonnyh179

September 12, 2013
edited over 7 years ago

Easily my fave Dubstep LP of all time. It just typifies the true essence of Dubstep & what it was all about at this time. This is a stone cold classic LP, all brooding, sparse soundscapes, crisp as fuck 2x step beats & the deepest, heaviest of bass on every tune. Add some wicked rasta samples & you have Jamaican dub straight outta Croydon via Bristols magestic Tectonic imprint. Every tune on here is excellent but the absolute highlight has to be The Watcher with it's ice cold spooky intro, nice crisp stepping breaks & crisp percussion dropping into a real stomper of a tune when the squelchy bassline drops & the percussion picks up the pace further. A real rolling progresive tune that evolves in it's entirety. A 5 star LP no doubt.
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