Declaration of rythm

Capturing the essence of a sound that developed at the start of the millennium on labels such as Soulja, from the likes of Zed Bias under his Daluq alias, but with a modern, euphoric twist

Mod Sens - Skum / Switches

Preorder for DIME002 lathe cuts available for a limited time

- Digitals included with all orders

- Full digital release to follow

Estimated shipping time 8-12 weeks

Production: Elias Wirtén
Mastering: Plantpower
Artwork: Future Curse
Lathe Cut: The Cut House

DIME002

Mod Sens - Skum

Shades of early Tempa, with stripped back 2-step drum patterns providing the skeleton for tasteful flute samples, vocal snippets and rolling basslines

SWR - Kusabimaru / Declaration Of Rhythm

- Preorder for DIME001 lathe cuts available until the 17th February

- Digitals included with all orders

- Full digital release to follow

Production: Sean Reed
Mastering: Plantpower
Artwork: Future Curse
Lathe Cut: The Cut House

DIME001

SWR - Declaration Of Rhythm

SWR - Kusabimaru

Jazz licks and heavy basslines meet dubbed out atmospheres reminiscent of the likes of Horsepower Productions, who pioneered the Dubstep scene at the turn of the century

Delian Sound - Crook / Sumtin' Wicked

- Digital out now
- Lathe cut preorders limited to 50 copies

Production: Leon Haxby
Mastering: Plantpower
Artwork: Future Curse
Lathe Cut: The Cut House

Delian Sound - Sumtin' Wicked

Different Intel returns with 4 dark and dynamic club tracks by @mercysystem. ‘Dials’ delves into a grittier and more aggressive rendition of his sound, carefully blurring the lines between techno, broken beats and dubstep through innovative production techniques, whilst preserving his distinctive intricate and textured style. Despite the exploration of diverse influences, the release doesn't shy away from the allure of the original dubstep sound, seamlessly integrating its essence to serve its purpose within a club environment. Amidst its pulsating intensity and overall grimness, this excursion remains a poignant tribute to the post-industrial ambiance of Greater Manchester.

1. Dials
2. Pinpoint
3. Four Winters
4. I'll Know

Out Now: differentintel.bandcamp.com/album/dials-ep

Release date: 23/02

Download 'Pinpoint' now as a part of the pre-order.

Written & Produced by Mercy System
Mastered by Jamiu
Graphic Design by Milkias Gunsa

Dials EP

DI002 - Mercy System - Dials EP

Death By Dub

WZ - Courtesy of Bass

@henry-greenleaf delves into a new catalogue series for the label, focusing on vinyl releases. ‘Keepsake’ is a reflective piece on creative exploration and personal growth, written while navigating post-university unemployment. The release samples records and cassettes to weave a unique tapestry of sound, each track stretching anticipations with an eclectic blend of strange sound effects, filter sweeps, and other alterations, showcasing a diverse palette of sound and meticulous attention to detail. Embodying the spirit of fearless innovation, listeners are invited on an immersive pursuit of creativity and connection.

A1. Keepsake
A2. Cafe Boogaloo
B1. Get The Hell Out
B2. Cafe Stalker
Digital Bonus: Get The Hell Out (2-Step Take)

Pre-Orders: https://differentintel.bandcamp.com/album/div001-henry-greenleaf-keepsake-ep

Physical Release: 07/06/2024
Digital Release: TBA

Fresh off the press this release comes on 12”, 180g white label vinyl in black disco sleeves.

‘Keepsake’ introduces listeners to the record with an energetic blend of grungy, ethereal elements, showcasing Henry’s artistic flair. The track seamlessly intertwines dreamlike atmospheres with raw textures, contrasting these layers with intense drum-driven drama, tying it all together to offer a preview of the musical landscape set to define the entirety of the record.

The enigmatic soundscape of ‘Cafe Boogaloo’ carefully warps an unmistakable garage arrangement into an eclectic and hypnotic journey. As the track progresses it embraces the unconventional, introducing a disjointed groove that gradually sinks you further and further into it, defying categorisation and serving as a testament to the creative possibilities within electronic music.

‘Get The Hell Out’ is a formidable force of relentless rhythms that disregard all agreements. The integration of intense drum work with melancholic undertones opposes listeners as it bulldozes along, emerging not only as a force that invites exploration, but also as one that commands your attention - capturing the essence of its title.

In its final notes, ‘Cafe Stalker’ prioritises sound design over club functionality in order to instill a feeling of unease and suspense, crafting an atmosphere of palpable tension and lurking dread. The deliberate pace of the track trudges along, deftly building tension until it inevitably brings the record to a grinding halt.

The digital bonus offers a deconstructed version of ‘Get The Hell Out’ through a 2-step rendition, reminiscent of the iconic days of Big Apple Records and its influence. This interpretation remains faithful to the original composition’s substance and rhythm, merging the nostalgia of early rave culture with Henry’s modern-day touch.

Written & Produced by Henry Greenleaf
Mastered by Precise
Pressed by Well-Tempered
Digital Graphic Design by Milkias Gunsa
Distribution by Rubadub

Keepsake EP

DIV001 - Henry Greenleaf - Keepsake EP

Jook & Blumey - Aberrant

Henry Greenleaf - Come On

Henry Greenleaf - Quikun

Henry Greenleaf - Totally Insane

remix for one of the homies, keep it locked x

War dub vibes

@beatzbyoski
@kamer
@kultiv
@faulski

Response to Eerie: Send for Oski, Kamer, Kultiv, Faulsk, Øbserve

M2DX001 | @deltadubs

A. Nu Ish 
B. Tribal Skank

Limited 10" Dubplate.

50 Units 
No Digital

Mastering by Bob Macc at Subvert Central Mastering (UK)

Lathe cut by Josh at Downbeat Mastering (NZ)

Distributed worldwide by White Peach (UK)

#MOVE2DIS

M2DX001: Delta - Nu Ish / Tribal Skank

No Enemy (MNCVA002)

Everyone's favourite wizard returns for one last hooray on Juan Forte...

JUAN008 coming soon.

@raremansound

Rareman - JUAN008 Promo Mix

Lifted straight out of a misty basement in the east end of London, the spirit of a bygone era is packaged up and delivered first class in the form of two hypnotic, swung cuts ready for the modern day soundsystem

Illegal Shipment - Reims / Exchange

Illegal Shipment - Exchange

Illegal Shipment - Reims

Buy: https://worshipbristol.bandcamp.com/album/worship006

Following a short break from the dubplate series we return with a link-up that has been long overdue - finding a sweet spot between the Dimeshift and WORSHIP sounds, Axle brings two of his headier, bassweight driven cuts to lathe, exploring two different branches of early-to-mid 00s dubstep production.

Twisted turns to the darker basement dance floors, with swung, whipping snares, tight drums, and tense, rising synths.

On the flip, Swarm embodies the meditative, and sparse sounds that turned slightly away from dancefloors, focusing on understated drumwork & hypnotic bass in favour of deeper atmospheres akin to the sounds of Random Trio

WORSHIP006 - Axle (Clips)

As avid supporters of the underground bass music scene in the Pacific Northwest, we would be terribly remiss to overlook the powerhouses that are Portland's Sublimate Records and Calgary's Noctilux Collective. These two outlets have not only been throwing amazing parties for years and nurturing their respective local scenes, but have consistently been releasing music from some of the most incredible up and coming producers in the world.

They're set to release a collaborative compilation entitled "Continuum" this week, and the 14 track offering certainly holds up to the impossibly high standard they've set for themselves. Complete with a flavorful sampling of local and international artists, the tracklist touches on everything from breaks to jungle to chunky hip hop beats and back again. Established legends like Greazus and Sinistarr share the release with lesser known but inimitable forces like Kid Kun, Samurai Breaks, Sublimate co-founder Sonis, and Toronto's Captivate, who brought us today's premiere, "Shimmer".

A dancefloor-ready 170 bpm smasher dripping with vibes, "Shimmer" will be just as appropriate at peak rave hours in the club as it will be during a quiet early morning drive. Its versatility is what drew us to the tune; it expresses somber restraint while also being fun and emotional at the same time. We've had our eyes on Captivate for some time now, especially after his big collaboration "Cashme" with Stranjah on Aufect Recordings last year, and we couldn't be more excited to premiere his track "Shimmer" from the Sublimate x Noctilux compilation today. Check it out below and make sure to cop the compilation when it drops this Saturday!

@sublimaterecords
@noctiluxcollective

Declaration of rythm

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