Lead track from prolific Glaswegian producer legend Kami-O.

Spooky 140/Techno/Dubstep crossover 

Make sure to check out his huge 140bpm back catalogue (and see him play, extremely tight on the 2s!)

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

HEADSETVA03

Blutak

A1: Kami-O - Blutak

Tous les fonds récoltés serons reversés à l'association @lesmididumieofficiel

all raised funds will be donated to @lesmidisdumieofficiel

Collectif solidaire avec les Mineurs Isolés Étrangers à Paris depuis 2016, les Midis du MIE apportent repas, orientations et soutient aux ados en exils.

L’Association créée en 2016 et dont les valeurs principales sont la solidarité, l’accès aux droits, aux loisirs et à la culture, la dignité des personnes et la protection des enfants, a pour but de soutenir et de participer à des actions en faveur des jeunes migrant·e·s.

Les principaux domaines d’activité de l'association sont les distributions alimentaires et non-alimentaires, les maraudes, l'accompagnement administratif, l'hébergement d’urgence, l'hébergement de jour et lieu de vie collectif, l'apprentissage et culture, entre autres. Toutes ces initiatives demandent des ressources financières constantes

De plus, le lieu qui abrite l'association est sous le coup d'une expulsion. Elle a donc plus que jamais besoin de soutien pour pérenniser ses activités et pour trouver le prochain lieu pour continuer d’offrir un accueil de jour aux jeunes à la rue.
C'est pourquoi nous souhaitons lui reverser la totalité des revenus générés par ce 2eme volume de T.I.G.
credits
released April 1, 2024

mastered by @devoid666
visuals by @rond_cashton

hosted & curated by @sighhhhss & @ohjeelo
license

TIG Compilation Vol.2

Hyas & Argo - Double Standard

First single from the forthcoming Wot EP by Silas on Sneaker Social Club.

Get 12" Vinyl here: https://bit.ly/SNKR054
Pre-save EP: sq.lnk.to/SNKR054D

Lock on for a legit excursion into 140 realness as Sneaker Social Club welcomes Silas into the fold. The breakthrough Oxford beatsmith has been on the bubble-up for a minute, facing off with the likes of Trends and Boylan on Mean Streets, remixing PRAGA and throwing down for repeat appearances on Rinse and elsewhere.

The sound Silas pushes on the ‘Wot’ EP - his debut solo 12” no less - is steeped in the original dank pressure of OG grime and dubstep, where moodiness and minimalism create the perfect storm for all-consuming soundsystem immersion. There’s a wavey swing to ‘Know Yourself’ which contrasts with the strict, claustrophobic drive of ‘Wot’. ‘Ubuntu’ on the flip teases an evocative sound world just past the edge of the mix, but manages to hold down the stripped back approach on a skippy 4/4 rhythm which nudges garage into a kind of tech-house-funky amalgamation. ‘Make It Happen’ offers yet another subtle slant on Silas’ style, crooked and gritty but still executed with
an unrelenting, austere focus.

Consider this an essential pin dropped on forward-leaning bassweight sounds which carry the torch for grime and dubstep’s ice-cold origins, maintaining maximum presence without even a whiff of derivative wobble.

Silas - Know Yourself [SNKR054]

Buy full EP: https://localaction.lnk.to/rushing-1621

Local Action is very proud to present Rushing 1621, the first EP from a transatlantic meeting of minds and styles from two of our favourite artists: Om Unit and James Bangura. 

Based in Bristol, Om Unit is a titan of UK soundsystem music, pulling footwork, hip-hop, jungle, bass, techno, breaks and more into wild new shapes across an illustrious 15-year plus career.

DC’s James Bangura meanwhile has emerged as one of the most exciting artists on America’s east coast, releasing solo heat on labels like Incienso and !K7 and regularly touring the world as part of the Black Rave Culture collective, drawing from regional club styles across the States. 

The EP’s title Rushing 1621 is a reference to both artists’ area codes, so UK-meets-US synergy is the name of the game here (and if you know Local Action, you probably already know that this sort of thing is our catnip). Garage, house, breaks and even moments that recall early ‘00s proto-dubstep and dub-techno are all present, but really, it’s both artists’ immaculate drums and flawless production that drives this thing. Some records just feel unimpeachable, and this is one.

Tracklist:
01. Ruffneck
02. The Page
03. Sapporo Drums
04. Angles

Rushing 1621

Buy full EP

Sapporo Drums

Guadalajara

Leeds based Renslink joins the Oddities family for ODD003. 

Merging bass, breaks, techno and dark 2-step, Renslink encapsulates all things odd and wonderful with his stellar 2 track EP "Under".

Available for pre-order. Full release 31/01/25. Receive exclusive access to "Forty Three Pound Single" with pre-order now.

RENSLINK - UNDER EP [ODD003]

Judder presents the first EP of the year 2025: ‘Keep It Locked‘ EP – a collab of the two beginner producers @nattah_sound and @naprimer_1.

The release consists of one collab that gave the name for the EP itself, a remix on it from @oddkut, as well as solo tracks by Nattah and Naprimer.

This new mini-album has all the shades of up-to-date bass music – punchy breakbeat with oriental vibes, experiments at 140 bpm, seasoned with overdrive effects, airy leftfield bass and groove-filled percussion parts, referring to Baile Funk. Every British modern sound fan will certainly find something for themselves here.

Tracklist:
1. Naprimer & Nattah - Keep It Locked
2. Naprimer - Baile Tek
3. Nattah - Shutdown
4. Naprimer & Nattah - Keep It Locked (Oddkut remix)

Mastered: Kercha ( @thekercha )
Design: PQQ ( @pqqshki )

Naprimer - Baile Tek

"It feels like at the moment, we're lost in the long dark tunnel. Plenty of dance music seems to operate in a revivalist form, within a regression cycle, it's hard to pinpoint the exact sound of "now" without it referencing other points in history.

"We're trapped in 20th century culture on higher definition screens", poses Mark Fisher in a seminal lecture, and thus, exposes Berardi's concept of the Slow Cancellation of the Future. "Nothing ever really dies, but that's not good". In 1992 it was impossible to imagine the shape of music 6 months into the future, so why are we now constantly going back to these genres?

My aim with this release was to try and participate in the legacy of the Hardcore Continuum within the sonic context of the current world. A hyper-online, overstimulated landscape where our attention is constantly invaded by notification after notification, stimulus after stimulus. I try to materialise this by reshaping sharp noise into pulse, genre staples like the breakbeat get torn apart and forced into a brand new skeleton, and riot-invoking grime chants are repurposed into music set for a bleak now. Jungle, Dub, Grime, Garage, they are all present here, but the heavy gravitational pull of their legacies presents to me as a black hole I've tried to encapsulate in this EP.

Why is the future vanishing?"
—Pépe

Grane Drum [YUKU]

drum21

Sack The President

@AajaRadio Every 3rd Friday 10pm-midnight (GMT)

Guadalajara

Chris Guillotine

Recent comments

cirQular

KHXDEEJ

Wompsta

Grey.scale

Related tracks