Pixl:
Paradox – Give The Drummer Some [Reinforced]
dgoHn – Drumk [Love Love Records]
Nomine – Blind Man [Tempa]
San – Subject 9 [Rua Sound]
Theory – F The Police [Alphacut]
Ricky Force – Two Minds [Pressin' Hard]
The Law – Emptiness Is Form [Repertoire]
Pixl – Frosts Of Neptune [Love Love Records]
Nebula – Jazz Retro [Sci Wax Retro]
Blu Mar Ten – Futureproof [Good Looking]
Intense – Prophecy [Rugged Vinyl]
Nebula – Echo Location [Scientific Wax]
Rumbleton – A Love I Can Feel [Prowling Lion]
Nolige – 1900 Style [Foundation X]
Equinox – From Above [Breakin]
Skitty – Bad It Up [Foundation X]
Champa B – Torment [Scientific Wax]
Bkey – Outcry [Outbreak]
DJ Crystl – Warpdrive 2004 [Photek Productions]
Dylan & Loxy – Retribution [Outbreak]
Limewax – Everything [Tech Freak]
Technical Itch – The Ruckus [Penetration]
Limewax – MOTD [Obscene]
Evol Intent – The Blood [Renegade Hardware]
Dub One – Cry Of War [Soothsayer]
Limewax – Cracking Core (Tech Itch VIP) [Tech Itch]
Counterstrike & Genr8 – Grey Matter [Evol Intent]
Counterstrike ft Limewax & SPL – Killing Machine [Algorythm]

Jungle Syndicate Radio On Jungletrain 01/10/2021

Dom & Rob Playford - DIstorted Dreams (1997) Shadow100

Dom & Hive - Chaos Theory

Bocaj is Jacob's brother that can only move through life in reverse. Moonwalking to Londis every day is his perpetual living nightmare. Bocaj is a nightmare walking. This is Jacob's tribute to his Bizarro brother. It's a moody, but energetic, playful breakbeat rinser that's reeses and hooks are guaranteed to evoke the aggiest of gun fingers. As with every track on this ep, there is a doomy soundscape throughout that is joyfully unsettling.

@jakub23

Time Trials

Jacob - Bocaj

Jacob Voorhees is back! The dystopian future-sounding, unstoppable acid swamp monster from Ibiza keeps delivering bangers to stimulate minds and dancefloors alike. Each release of his is an evolution in ideas and concepts but with an unmistakable feel that is Jacob’s. No one trick wonders will grace Grey Meta, and this new EP is an example of that. Precise yet stumbling shuffle-grooves, each bar that trips over its last beat into dreamy bells and 303's, accompanied by an ever so pleasing crunchy distortion, every now and again switching tempos and mutating 'genre', to eternally keep you guessing what's coming next. It's like a hazy fever dream of your favourite sounds, sculpted together in an inexplicably fluid form. Truly refreshing.  

Weeb Destroyer

Jacob is capable of initially sounding like accessible modern Metlaheadz-type moody-science drum and bass, but then, in the classiest of manners, adds a metric shit ton more layers than most 'accessible' artists would dare to. Subtle acid lines layered perfectly over reeses make them sound like they were fused together at the forehead. Cheeky, dark and utterly involving.

Don't Get Mad

Crunchy snare triplets galore, silky smooth tempo changes, a moody bass house switch up and then an ever so subtle gabber kick hijacking. All washed over with cheeky noodling acid and glitched-out edits. There are so many separate vibes in this track but it flows seamlessly. Maximal crunchy ass-swinging rudeness.

Bocaj

Bocaj is Jacob's brother that can only move through life in reverse. Moonwalking to Londis every day is his perpetual living nightmare. Bocaj is a nightmare walking. This is Jacob's tribute to his Bizarro brother. It's a moody, but energetic, playful breakbeat rinser that's reeses and hooks are guaranteed to evoke the aggiest of gun fingers. As with every track on this ep, there is a doomy soundscape throughout that is joyfully unsettling. 

This record is just so damn interesting whilst keeping dancefloor energy throughout. We wonder where he's gonna evolve to next time. Get involved and show some love for the ever-formidable Jacob Reese Mod.

Jacob - Weeb Destroyer

Algorithmic has been referred to as a "real DJ's DJ" and rightly so. He is one of those producers that if you've been a legit junglist over the past couple of decades, you'll know exactly who he is and how he sounds. One of those "if you know... you know", types of artist. With certified titans of the scene giving him rotation, if you don't know who he is, then you better get to work digging through those digital and vinyl crates. Bombastic amen assaults with unrivalled party energy await. 
The opening track, Catch a Contact is a straight-up hip hop sampling hostile beat down. Imagine being precision punched above the nose with either a drum beat or saturated bass stab in quick succession. Don't be fooled by the use of aggressive metaphors here, it's not a breakcore, nor dark side DnB track, it's just perfectly agro party-jungle.
Busta Domes follows up with a much more flowing feel that is hard to not get lost in, grooving about with a windy ole neck. It hints at subtle juke and footwork flavours, but not enough so you would take it out of the 'big vibey jungle' section in the record shop. The rapid array of rhythm switch-ups and masterful edits keep you on your toes but give you enough space to loosen up into a groove. 

We predict Pump Action may end up being the "people's A-side" by the time summer gets here. Lush, classic jungle pads open it up and lead you gradually into a raving-whirling-dervish. Sirens, a 4/4 sub kick hardcore section, female vocal gates and ragga samples might all sound like trope overload, but not how he uses them. His expertise in his own style and energy is as always, completely refreshing.
There aren't enough Algorithmic records or recorded DJ sets but god damn will we try and put out as many as we can because people just want more.... with their jaw on the floor!

GMETA010 marks the beginning of a new visual chapter. Shaun AZRAK has been working on a new methodology which sees him pushing the boundaries of physical materials and dimensions to create these breathtaking pieces, each of them, as ever, a response to and inspired by the release in question.

2. Algorithmic - Busta Domes

With respect to General Degree and his dancehall banger that I heard long ago in my teen years.

Tom Sine - Wen Di Gals

𝔽𝕣𝕦𝕚𝕥𝕪ger aero

Featuring Law & Wheeler, Tim Reaper, Trex

Pre Order 12" Vinyl from:

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https://www.unearthedsounds.co.uk/collections/drum-and-bass-jungle-pre-order-forthcoming/products/law-wheeler-tim-reaper-trex-taste-the-indifference-ep

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Taste The Indifference EP

Tim Reaper - Floating Through *Clip

Updated remix of KILLA004
(original) https://soundcloud.com/thirtyoneseconds/dj-k-grind

GRIND 2020

Grey Meta is a record label that blurs the boundaries of auditory and visual art. A home to experimentation and innovation in electronic music and the interpretative visual art it inspires. Conceptualised by a family of misfits looking to give expression to the inexplicable, seeking to make sense of the slippery spaces that exist, coiled between music and art, sight and sound, machine and heart.

Jacob - Bocaj

Grey Meta

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