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Forthcoming Tempa Allstars Vol.8 2x12" on 11th December 2015

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Fracture - Excalibur - Tempa / Forthcoming 11th Dec

London/ Clacton duo The Last Hero step up for DJ Ink's seminal Architecture Recordings with the "Underground Mysteries" EP, the second of the series for the boundary pushing production team.  Always the platform for uncompromising interpretations of Drum & Bass, Ink's long running imprint is the perfect home for this project to stand behind, encouraging without expectation his artists to fully explore the neither depths of the genre with a futuristic eye.  The Last Hero steps up accordingly delivering four cuts of razor sharp, low slung tribal bass weight all aimed squarely at the dance floor but with enough atmosphere and subtle detail to come to life in your headphones as well. "Simian King" creates a tribalistic jungle vibe replete with Amazonian percussion, background animal noises and sound clash effects coming together over a warping bass tone.  The heartbeat kick drums of "Roland Tempo"  give way to a stomach turning underwater bassline, enhanced by loose break edits, submarine pings and languid synth melodies climbing in and out of the mix adding to the tracks distinctive aquatic feel.  "Silent Hill" is the darkest, most punishing track of the project, utilizing an eerie building atmosphere over pummeling kicks, buried voices and deep space transmissions giving off a hair raising feeling of dread only broken by the sound of an air raid siren bursting though the tension.  Closing out the ep "Six Dimensions"  employs the same stark, stripped back  sonic imagery of the other tunes, but takes the mystery even further with its slowly morphing motor city melody weaving in and out of the beats, drawing in your ear as you drift off into the abyss.  Another installment of raw, unapologetic, dubwise technology from the Architecture camp.

Underground Mysteries, Pt. 2

Simian King

SIMIAN KING feat Loxy & Flatliners

DJ Ink's storied Architecture imprint steps back into the fray with a new addition to the family.  Toronto native Jesta, while seemingly a new name is no stranger to Drum & Bass with a production history dating back to the late 90's.  Reinvigorated in the studio as of late, Jesta hooked up with Australian head Suffer while both of them were living in Vancouver to craft four cuts of low slung, avant garde Junglism to take their place among Architecture's celebrated catalog.
"Foreign Substance" sets the mood with eerie keys and skittering breaks, setting up a monstrous  dancehall bass line that takes over while expertly layered break combinations give the track a pulsing energy without losing any of its spacious foot print.
Things take a more menacing turn on "Houston" as heartbeat kicks, off kilter metallic hits and familiar break beat cuts slice in and out underpinned by a lurking bass line undulating up and down below the surface.  Hair raising atmospherics and night time nature sounds preside over top upping the overall darkness even further.
"Grevious" aims straight for the jugular with wood block snares and stepping kicks holding up a ruthless Reece riff that buries itself into your brain.  Jesta &Suffer morph the riff with precision as the track progresses echoing the sonic lineage of the Bluenote's dance floor heritage.
Rounding off the package, title track "Jigsaw" continues the tribal Jungle assault with a chest thumping Bass line, penetrating top riff and classic break combos while a sinister analogue melody floats in and out over top.  
With this project Jesta & Suffer both firmly establish themselves as artists to keep a keen eye on from the long standing Drum & Bass hot beds of Toronto and Australia.

Jesta - HOUSTON

Continuing to blaze their trail through the lower depths of Drum & Bass, DJ Ink's Architecture imprint returns with 5 cuts of bottom swimming dubwise ruffage from Hungarian duo Apostroph. Influenced heavily by the minimalist aesthetic and ambient sound design of artists like Loxy & Resound, Instra:mental and ASC, Apostroph concoct their own visions of stripped back half step crafted for the dance floor or home listening.  

From the throbbing kicks and bongos of lead cut "Control", to the melancholy echo chamber melodies of "Delusion", their steely vision takes shape. Things take a more sinister turn with the eerie building tension of "Haunted", going further into the abyss with the lurking darkness of "Separated".  Rounding out the package on a high, massive woodblocks meet the churning undertow bassline of "Vacant", imparting a deep Junglist taint to the whole package.  Raw, weighty and essential.

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