Name: Parallel Word - Tear Into It (Good Lookin' Records 1994) by Bobby Cabbagestalk
Duration: 7 min 4 s
Description: Another classic roller from Good Looking Records innit

From: E-Z Rollers – Dimensions Of Sound
Released: 1996
Label: Moving Shadow
ASHADOW 5LP / ASHADOW 5CD

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One of my favourite Photek tunes. Bouncy and sharp breaks, with ethereal vocals. The original is extremely good as well, but somehow Rupert outdoes it.

E-Z Rollers – Rolled Into 1 (Photek Remix)

Another classic roller from Good Looking Records innit 

Parallel Word - Tear Into It (Good Lookin' Records 1994)

Jimmy & DOGG

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𝗕𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗧𝗢 𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗥𝗢𝗢𝗧𝗦!!!

CHE MAC - 37 CHAMBERS

Che Mac makes his long-awaited debut with his relentless jungle refix of Wu-Tang’s 36 Chambers.

If you don’t know about the amazing producer/DJ that is Che Mac, then what are you doing just follow him already if you know what’s good for you!!!

He’s the co-owner of Bournemouth’s ill Groove Society and an all-around prolific beatmaker who’s been absolutely killing it recently.

The first time I came across his music was when he dropped his remix of Shirley Temper’s WTFAY — what a wicked release!

We’ve kept in touch ever since speaking about how much we’d love to collaborate on a release — and now the time is finally here!

From the start, we’ve always been obsessed with hip-hop-inspired rave fusion, and this track embodies everything we love about jungle.

CHE MAC - 37 CHAMBERS

💿 Lost Dubs 010 – ex per i mental (2008)

This track has been sitting on the shelf for years because it never really fit in anywhere. It has no melody, just rhythm and space. At the time I was deeply inspired by the drum programming of Sixteenarmed Jack and Krinjah — producers I respected not just for their skills, but as colleagues and friends. This was my nod to them.

Originally, this wasn’t even going to be part of my Lost Dubs series. LD010 was supposed to be a remix of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah, but unlicensed vocals meant it couldn’t be released. That sent me back to the vaults, and one night after a long session out, I sat with this track again. I heard something in it that I had never noticed before — something I can’t quite explain. Talking about music is like singing about architecture, but it was there.

So here it is. ex per i mental. No melody, no polish, just an exploration of drums, patterns, and negative space.

I’m mostly sharing this here because I think people in this sub will dig it. Would love to hear what you think.

Parallel Word - Tear Into It (Good Lookin' Records 1994)

Bobby Cabbagestalk

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