Cause 4 Concern - Dropout (Mindscape remix) [C4C]

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Picota & Kumbh – Alpha Centauro EP  (OUT NOW!)
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Following a year that saw the label launch in a big way, COMANCHE kick 2016 off by reaching to the stars with Spanish producers PICOTA & KUMBH and their ALPHA CENTAURO EP. With releases to date on Citrus, Kosen and Fumei amongst others, their deep, dark and dirty bass provides the perfect vehicle to steer the dance off-planet.

ALPHA CENTAURO opens with entrancing sci-fi pads that easily evoke the vastness of space, before dropping into a bleak and edgy breakbeat assault backed by scarce cinematic elements. CONVICTION opens on an eerie note, drenched in reverb and strings with sinister attitude before smashing into activity with a rowdy bassline that’ll undoubtedly get the crowd moving. KING’S CAVE evokes horror soundtracks of old with a piano-led opening that makes way for a shifty roller with an oldschool edge.

Picota & Kumbh make a strong debut on Comanche, with more to be expected from this duo on the label in future. Comanche have opened their doors to new talent from around the world, heralding a future of fresh material and exciting ideas from new entrants to the label as well as Coppa’s own material.

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In 2014 I joined forces with a local MC for a few shows, the dude was a legend and we decided to work on a few tunes together. 

This is one of them that the release fell through for..

So here it is as a free download. Big ups

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When one of Technique Recordings' new signings drops their first release, there's, understandably, a buzz of anticipation among DnB heads. After all, this is the label of Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Tantrum Desire, Document One, and L Plus, just to name a few. So, the duo formerly known as Glass Cobra, even more formerly known as Dubba Jonny & Russla, now going by the name No Concept, has a lot of heritage to live up to.

Of course, Technique's A&R skills are as sharp as ever. That's clear right from the intro of this EP's first track, “Nowhere to Hide”. As Arte's vocals rise and blaze over atmospheric chords and shifting patterns of arpeggio, we're drawn inexorably into No Concept's sonic world. And, trust, the title means what it says. There's no hiding from the vicious lash of those snares and thorax-shattering kicks and bass when this beast drops. Hazardous material.

But then there's another facet of the No Concept sound displayed in “Fingers”. As the shadowlands of the first few bars unfold before us, there's an unsettling uncertainty about where this track might be taking us. And that pitch-bending build delivers us somewhere just a bit different from the average. There's an stridently insistent riff that draws inspiration from jump-up, but with a serrated-edge low-end power that makes it something else entirely. This is going to earn wheel-ups wherever it's played.

“4 Dayz” is another twist to the tale. A minimally percussive intro, punctuated with dark tinges of vocal, sets the tone. Then there's the heart-stopping drama of that drop-out before the inevitable hammer-blow. This hearkens back to classic techstep, rolling breaks supported by a two-step pattern that punches huge holes through the frequency range. All that, with a high-energy warping and modulating bassline that is going to keep the dancefloor enthralled.

Closing out proceedings, we've got “Waste My Time”. With its ever-rising layers of percussive synths in the intro, those 4/4 claps, and floating vocal samples, this could almost be a reconfiguration of the hardcore formula. The drop is all about the catchiest of bassline hooks drives us onwards, with stabs and a sheen of reverberating atmospherics filling out the soundscape. All of this, supported by the neck-breaking drums that No Concept have already, even within this EP, made a staple of their sound.

So, welcome to No Concept. In this collection of four tracks they've laid out a benchmark. These guys have proven their ability to deliver forward-thinking DnB aimed squarely at the dancefloor. And you know there's going to be a lot more where that came from.

Tracklisting:

1.	No Concept – Nowhere to Hide (feat. Arte)
2.	No Concept – Fingers
3.	No Concept – 4 Dayz
4.	No Concept – Waste My Time

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‘Organicrime’ is just as forthcoming, pushing forward with an attitude that is unafraid and rockets through with a breakdown which makes an instant connection to both the clubs as well as neurofunk’s consumerbase. It brings an end to the EP, one which is diverse with each record proving to be as intimidating as the last.

Cause 4 Concern - Dropout (Mindscape remix) [C4C]

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