Name: Obliterator (Intro Remix) by Invisible Robot Project
Duration: 1 min 57 s
Description: This is a remix of the Obliterator Intro done by David Whittaker in 1988

Yesterday's Somewhere feat. Eyedle

The weekend is swinging your way, thanks to these dead set drum and bass legends!

Triple J Friday Mix: Pendulum 07.05.2021

Buy or stream 'Formulations Vol. 2' here: https://hospitalrecords.ffm.to/formulationsonstwo.PBT

Hospital Records proudly present the second chapter in their ‘Formulations’ VA EP series, showcasing three brand new cuts from some of the circuit’s freshest talent.

Closing the EP is “No Surrender” by Melysma, a powerful fusion of hard-hitting beats and heavy basslines. With releases on top labels such as Symmetry Recordings Sofa Sound, and RAM, Melysma has earned support from legends including Andy C and Break.

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Out Now!

Melysma - No Surrender (feat. Oracle MC)

Evermade

Danny Howells - Powershow / Stereodrama - Selador

Very early support from Khen, Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, Spencer Brown, Quivver, Anthony Pappa, Jim Rivers, AFFKT, Timo Maas, and Terry Farley.

Aaah, Danny Howells.

How do we love thee? Let us count the ways.

We love you for your mastery of the art of DJing – many shades, always nuance – yet cohesive, powerful, enthralling, unifying.
We love how you take those touchstones of DJ craft, and effortlessly transfer them to the studio, delivering finally crafted tunes par excellence, unerringly hitting the bullseye time after time.

We love how ‘Powershow’ effortlessly fuses an ethereal, uplifting and other-worldly ambience with filthy machine funk.
We love how ‘Stereodrama’ does exactly what it says on the tin, soaring sounds, gorgeous grooviness and subtle peaks and troughs colliding with dramatic effect.

We love that decades of looking for the perfect beat, forever opening yourself to new sonic possibilities, has so evidently been poured into these tunes like liquid gold.

We love the way that you break the DJ mould, your head forever above the parapet as you speak up for social justice and animal rights.
We love your endless collection of natty threads and headgear and frankly, are more than a tad envious of your finely chiselled cheekbones.
And we love that once again you have entrusted Selador with some of your majestic musical missives.

Alright, alright, we know… we’ll get a room.

Team Selador - Love is in the air.
x

*TASTER CLIP* Danny Howells - Powershow (Payoff Mix)

Lunar Bloom - Slowed Mix

Out now: https://orcd.co/REKIDS264

Danny Howells arrives on Radio Slave’s Rekids for the first time with the three-track ‘Throb’ EP, landing 16th May 2025. Howells, a quietly revered figure in house music since the mid ‘90s, delves deep across the ‘Throb’ EP, which celebrates subtle drum programming, otherworldly keys, and soundscapes throughout. The cossetting warmth of ‘Throb,’ a track which tips the smallest of nods to Danny’s role in the heyday of progressive house, was born out of a late-night studio session—long forgotten about and then rediscovered, re-appraised, as so many great tracks are.

‘Thrunk,’ another supremely heady cut, follows and sees keys slide around the mix, modulated and tweaked just enough to create a constant feeling of movement without losing balance, firmly rooted by a bassline that Howells, contrary to his usual practice, wrote first. Rounding things out on ‘Throb’ is ‘Threads,’ a track born out of a Fred P listening session and one that enlists London’s Elliot Herrington on keys. It’s an epic ode to classic Deep House, delivered in 2025 widescreen technicolour.

Danny Howells is a darling of British dance music. Emerging in the late 1990s with the likes of the era-defining Jackpot Records, his journey in dance music has always been about music, which has seen him eschew frantic touring and production schedules in favour of doing what he loves. Famous, for those in the know, as Cassy’s favourite DJ, Howell’s deft touch and subtlety as a DJ and Producer are evident in spades on ‘Throb.’

“I’m really pleased with this EP—three quite different tracks that have all been fitting really nicely into my sets recently. To have found a home for them on one of my all-time favourite labels is a dream come true!” - Danny Howells.

Obliterator (Intro Remix)

Invisible Robot Project

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