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Music critic for the Tally Ho
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I'd say it's from early 1993, it happens to appear in some playlists from march/April '93
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Got also played by Italien DJ Legen Daniele Baldelli at the "Cosmic"-Parties in 1984
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"Erazer" is the one on this 12" - a dubby heavyweight groover. Excellent early work of Dub-master Amit.
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2020 was a very good year for Metalheadz - at least regarding high quality releases - like this one. Also Digital on form.
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The A-Side is an early example of the emerging "Darkness"- sound in what soon would become Jungle.
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"Subway" is the one. Absolutely embodies '96 dark Junge/Techstep. One of the best tunes of the era.
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The Seba Remix is absolutely brilliant DnB. Awesome and highly recommended
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Indeed, such a beautiful track. Polska released gems only. Too bad he was into breaky DnB not for much longer.
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An excellent TechStep-release by an artist who is/was normally releasing Trance and Techno.
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"One of them" is the track to look for. Great drum workout.
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"Alien Planet" is where it's at. Superb dubby tune with cool breaks
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Back in the day every big-name dj under the sun used to spin "The Code", which is just boring-ish distorted 2step DnB.
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"No Escape " is the track that makes this reocrd worthwile.
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Superb tracks. Very different, but equally high quality. Jonny L - 25 years in the game and still at the top :)
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These are great, heavy, heavy tunes - Alpha Omega aka Colin Lindo, what an underrated yet brilliant producer. Rave Delight is brilliant, Congo Dub still very, very good. Excellent release!
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This is excellent TechStep - will there be a little bit of a techstep revival going on soon?
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Quite versatile release, from Nuerofunk(-ish) to breakbeat-oriented tracks. Also varying in tempo. All in all, a solid release.
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Was definitley released (or at least the full release) in early 2000 as I was buying records like mad around that time and very well remember getting this in spring 2000
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I think whitelabels of this release were released in September 2003
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The Jonny L track is superb, a classic. Too bad it's so little known
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Not certain but very likely late '96, 97 (judging from the sounds, track structure etc)
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Superb tracks, these got laid back, dreamy vibes with an edge. Highly recommended !
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Very good 2 Tracker, unfortunately quite neglected :( deep and dubby stuff :)
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Ah a few heads still remember - splendid :)
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This was one of my fav compilations/Albums of 2014. Very, very good stuff, especially considered this was/is available for free on the bandcamp page.
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Awesome slammer with an oldschool feel to it. Very underrated respectively totally forgotten today :(
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Omni Music has become a favourite very quickly. Be it Jungle, ambient or expermiental electronic sounds, the quality control will not slip with this very fine label . Also Chris Eschaton (I assume he is the label owner) always brings in new talent. I...
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This masterpiece was on any good mixtape in late 1992, early 1993. A seriously heavyweight tune which is the aural equivalent of a steamroller. Absolute classic, can be dropped still more than 20 years after it's release and still sounds absolutley...
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Absolutley brilliant early morning sunshine Drum n Bass, or rather "artcore" as the more laid back jungle around 1995/96 was called - although it doesnt sound like done back then, it just gives me the same vibe when listening to it. Awesome drum...
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Tracks from early 1995, and in so far also very typical for that era, when "artcore" arrived and got media coverage. At the same time tho, ragga jungle still ruled the dancefloors very much. nice drum programming, and some jazzy vibes for quieter moments.
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A solid, laid back release for more quiet moments. Good tracks for building up a set again towards more powerful releases. This record is well done, but it's not a dancefloor burner. Nevertheless such records are also necessary for building diverse sets.
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Very nice mix-compitation which spans from New Wave and Disco through EBM and more dancable Industrial (Throbbing Gristle) to Acidhouse and early 1990s Techno (Vitamin HMC, Koenig Cylinders, Vapourspace). Even some spacerock (Hawkwind) and classic...
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