jam - part 12

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Sheffield breakbeat champions & ​Club Glow​ collective members ​Denham Audio​ make an appearance on ​Lobster Theremin​ with ​Transcendence​.

Club Culture​ is a heady tribute to UK rave culture, combining classic breaks with a monologue from generations past. Denham Audio speed things up on ​Retort​, fusing their love of breakbeats with a sound palette ubiquitous with acid house. On the flip, patois bars punctuate the bleeps-and-breaks of ​Run Da Ting,​ while the vocal layered between ​Top Boy​’s whirling bass and digitally distorted drum programming may be recognisable to some. Closing track ​Transcendence​ is an ethereal jungle roller with guest vocals from 7ip7o3, that rings true to its name.

‘Transcendence’​ drops Friday 12th March, via ​Lobster Theremin​.

PREMIERE: Denham Audio - Run Da Ting

UK based producer Hugo Massien has been slowly but surely making a name for himself over the past few years with "Metamorphosis" marks Hugo’s debut LP on the E-Beamz Record label.

We premiere fittingly titled 'Outer Space Jam'; an outer orbit breasky stomper, driven by a heavily oscillating lead bass line, with brief interludes of soaring padwork. One to bookmark for those future forthcoming peak-time moments. The EP as a whole is one to behold, sporting a real range of textures and flavours - providing a real journey through Hugo's sonic palette. 

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/hugomassien
Label: https://soundcloud.com/e-beamz
Pre-order here: e-beamz.bandcamp.com/album/metamorphosis

PREMIERE: Hugo Massien - Outer Space Jam [E-Beamz]

20 Fucking Years Of Planet E: We Ain't Dead Yet

Covert Action

Popular Classics

These Boots Are Made for Walkin' (2006 Digital Remaster)

Nancy & Lee

Summer Wine

Juicy Nights / Nightmares on Wax

The Backyardigans

Castaways

Mr. Hands

Textures

Why Try Harder - The Greatest Hits

Praise You (Radio Edit)

Come Find Yourself

Scooby Snacks

Promise

The Sweetest Taboo

Uncle Meat

Sleeping In A Jar

Nancy Sinatra Bang Bang My Baby Shot Me Down

Snapz

Destroy All Monsters

Herculean House Of Cards

I Tried

ARTHUR - Sweet Memory

Queen Of This Shit

Drama

Some Velvet Morning B/W Tired of Waiting for You

Some Velvet Morning

Artist: Low End Activist
Title: Engineers Origins
Label: Low End Activism
Cat No: LEA001

The shape-shifting sound of Low End Activist continues to pivot around an axis of bassweight pressure with the launch of their self-titled label – the appropriate vessel to take them deeper into sci-fi scented sonics with an ‘ardcore swagger. Previous drops on Sneaker Social Club and Seagrave have seen the shadowy technician mangling grime, jungle and dubstep tropes with all the grit and flair of the most visionary sample sorcerers. At times, they’ve built their beatscapes up around fierce MC spots from such legends as Flowdan and Trim, but while there’s more to come on the vocal tip for the LEA series, this first installment works in a strictly instrumental fashion.

Hi-Tech breakbeat de/re-construction is the focus across all three tracks on LEA001, with atmospheres so densely rendered you can feel them sticking to your skin like the sweat of a well-slicked basement session. ‘Engineers Origins’ emits pure darkcore energy and icy stabs of future-shock industrialism, while ‘Look Up’ shivers with off-key orchestrations. ‘Probability 1’ gets deep in the break edit and throws in an iconic low end rumble that should spark intense reveries amongst anyone with even a passing appreciation for bass. Like the most potent foundational jungle, all three tracks swerve regimented structure in favour of moody exploration around a suite of themes and sounds, slipping time in style and setting up the LEA series for further intense sonic treatments to come.

Photo by Elsa Bleda 
Mastered by Beau Thomas at Ten Eight Seven Mastering

Buy the music, support the artist - https://lowendactivist.bandcamp.com/album/engineers-origins

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jam - part 12

Quinn Ryan