April's instalment from yours truly kicks off with a whole plethora of militant steppers and techy rollers from the likes of Bad Company, Stakka and Skynet and Ed Rush & Optical. 

We took a brief detour to visit Bristol in the late 90s with some classic DJ Die, a dollop of Kamanchi before finishing up with some drum based pressure from the likes of the mighty Ricky Force, Seba, Infest and Commix. 

We're back as always on the first Thursday of every month at 9pm UK time, don't miss it.

Tracklist:

Noisia - The Tide
Andy Skopes & Mr. Joseph - Call to Arms
Ulterior Motive - Tech 2
Josh Wink - Simple Man (Optical Remix)
Ed Rush and Optical - Compound
Bad Company - Numbers
Stakka and Skynet - Timelines
Ed Rush and Optical - Bacteria
Kamanchi - Stay
Capone - Friday
Die - Rollerball
Origin Unknown - Fly Away
Ricky Force - Make it Right
Ncql - Breath of the Eve
Quasi & Infest - Mercury
Bass'flo - Poseidon (Infest Remix)
Seba & Manos - Etherall
Commix - Japanese Electronics

All aboard with duff

Threshold.FM: All Aboard Episode 6

DJ // Producer

Linktree - https://linktr.ee/kolanut

Repertoire // R-Whites // Future Retro // Meditator // Context Audio // 7th Storey Projects // Silent Force Recordings // Sonic Force Recordings //

Kola Nut Bio

Greg a.k.a. Kola Nut began playing computer games at a young age, mastering ‘Bubble Bobble’ and completing the Bitmap Brothers classic ‘Gods’, where the player is cast as Hercules in his quest to achieve immortality. He showed potential and his talent was obvious.

He was given a Megadrive by Santa Claus on the 25th December 1994. Playing games like 'Theme Park', 'Street Fighter 2', ‘Altered Beast’, ‘Cyborg Justice’, ‘Cool Spot’ and 'Fifa 95' he soon built his finger strength and hand eye co-ordination skills. Later in life 'Tekken 3' on the PS1 enhanced his ability even further learning all Yoshimitsu's moves and ten hit combos.

This dexterity and skill combined with his love for jungle music lead him neatly into the world of bedroom DJing in 2001.

He has since collaborated with scene honchos such as Law, Wheeler, Tim Reaper and more.

Along with having releases on Repertoire, R-Whites, Future Retro, Meditator, Context Audio, 7th Storey Projects, Silent Force and Sonic Force Recordings his other crowning achievements have been singing Christmas reggae at the Geneva Cyborg Convention, drawing a picture of a shopping centre and occassionally becoming MC Det.

I play a bi-weekly show on http://jungletrain.net every other Wednesday at 18:30BST.

I also play a monthly show over on Threshold.FM on the first Thursday of each month at 9pm GMT.