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Ever since the beginning of time mankind has dreamed of one day having sex with robot women! Even as their flesh and blood counterparts shake their money-makers in clubs all over the known universe, giving themselves to the ritual of dance as they provocatively gyrate to the sounds of the pumping bass, robo-women remain coldly indifferent to the craft of the knob twiddling, vinyl sniffing deejay, no tune no matter how phat funky or ill, has ever been enough to melt the ice of their cursed metal hearts! UNTIL NOW! Thanks to the scientific research of Electric Soulside! Through the long watches of the night holed up in their state of the art Belgium laboratory, they finally emerge with the promised elixir, an electro funk breaking breakthrough so bum shakingly contagious, that no object living or artificial can resist the urge to wiggle. Lets only hope that the formula falls into the wrong hands and that renegade cyberneticist rektchordz takes us through to the dark side of nasty with an oh so wrong acidcore remix!!
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The Stantons are back with another instalment of the Wax series, this time with some club action craziness!!
Bombtraxx are back again this time featuring a track by up & coming Russian producer Kid Digital. The flipside features a remix by Screwface from the Hardcore Beats camp. Both tunes are peaktime dancefloor breaks and are guaranteed to have hands in the air when they drop.
JMekka teams with Born Idle head-honcho J-Bass to come up with the amazing “Freestyle”. A tidy, dance-floor busting, roller of a track laced with catchy Old Skool samples, Acid lines, euphoric synths and solid beats makes Freestyle a sure play for those peak-time moments. Flip to the other side for a massive Robosapiens remix. Offering crisp grooves and adding some electro-tech elements, whilst remaining loyal to the original. Although creating a different vibe, the intensity stays the same. Rah!
Cheeky reworking of utah saints track “Something Good”, this one sure to get the crowd jumping!
Weasel & captain coma return to ruff dog again with some squelchy electro funk fo yo ass!
This time the ransack gang get their filthy mitts on marc et claudes “tremble” and turn out a stonking Re-edit!
This double sided smasher is the Seventh single to be released from the new “Shut Up & Dance” album. New for da summer of breaks 2008, this single contains two killer tunes, if you don’t believe me ask your girl. What can be said about this track? “Come To Turn It Out” is the anthem.. the vibe on this one with PJ’s vocals stating “The breakbeat sound has come to turn it out” makes this a track for the lively massive, The CTRL Z remix is fat!! A fresh 2008 remix!! Come To Turn It Out is given a total overhaul, & fattened up like a battery farmed chicken, this mix is aimed more for the breaks heads.
Zdarlight gets the treatment!! This tune absolutley smashes it on the dancefloor! Bigness!
First two releases on the mother label JDR are produced by label owners Adam Nyquist & Chevy One and have been described as phat as fook by the DrumAttic Twins. A Side - Original Danger Sporting tight and tearing drums, musically minimal but with a fat and funky bass line thats sure to fill the dance floor every time. AA side - Underground Funk is the more smooth of the two tracks, tinted with a house edge and a relentless bass line that creates a must for every slick breaks DJ set.
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Welcome to the 7th Waveshape Records release and for this one weve come up with something a bit special. Not only is this a 4 track EP featuring some for the freshest new artists in breaks, but the release is also pressed on lovely yellow coloured vinyl! The first track sees Anti-Science & Model101 team up once again to bring you this spring time, feel-good roller. In The Jungle is a vibrant track that utilizes elements of ragga mixed with the raw energy of breaks. Critical makes his return and masterfully shows off his diverse range of sound by taking you in another direction with Watch Dis. Deep, rolling percussion, pounding bass stabs, & lashings of vocal snippets take you to the spine-tingling second break-down where the glitched-out beats build into sonic ecstasy before the tune tears back out towards its climatic end. After the success of Pure Beam (Waveshape003), Anti-Science & Youthful Implants collaborate again for the third track on this EP and this time the results are devastating! Ethereal, voccoded vocals, infectious snaking synth lines and a bouncing bassline, All 4 You is the epitomy of peak-time, adrenalin-fueled breaks that will demolish any dancefloor! The final track provides an alternate mix of Ceos & Anti-Sciences Good Morning You Mongrels which was released earlier this year on Downbeat Productions. The Waveshape Mix provided here takes the tune and melds it into another sort of beast with glitchier, snycopated drum grooves, new blistering basslines and a break down that will have everyones hands in the air!
The 504 Productions imprint releases the second 12" from Tears of Technology and they sure deliver with Sapphira!! This 4 track banger starts off with the Original 504 Club Mix and it sure is the quality we know and expect from The Tears... filled with uplifting melodic beats and the angelica vocals of Serenity. For sure Anthem!! Next up Jorge Ojeda comes in the mix with an electro filled floor stomper... If that wasn't enough Dj Viro is recruited for a remix and what we are given is a nasty peak time rocker!!! Full on bass and synth madness complete with his signature touch. Closing out on the remixes is Shawn Davis who slices and dices bringing us another peak hitter! A MUST FOR ANY DJ BAG!!
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Originally this EP was set to be a 4 track stomper however due to complications at the pressing plant the sound was compromised resulting in only a 3 quality track pressing. Not to fear though this 12 is still packed with power!! First up Make The Beat Drop is a well programed piece bringing in the electro breaks and old skool sound complete with vocoded vocal snippets. If that just isn't enough The Tears brings us Free To Be Me... a melodic journey through sound and rhythm completed with the soft vocal edits of Serenity, perfect for the 3 a.m play. And to wrap this baby up in a complete package, Higher Ground... a masterpiece of precission keys, sound elements and full vocals of Serenity to lift your soul!! A sure favorite of all!!!
Another bootleg from the party style crew, bootleg-tastic!!!!!
Since conception earlier this year this label has proven they can deliver the goods and, with this release its no different, 601 comes correct with a bangin monster with Anti-Science on the flip with his own unique take on it!!
Bootleg. More top notch booty action from Cut & Run, this time giving the Breaks treatment to Dizzie Rascals - Sirens and Chemical Brothers - Do It Again!!
Inner City Sumo has a straight break, robo-electro synth stylings and a distorted bass hook full of chord changes. Strider shapes the track with clever pads, tight fills, and a well thought out arrangement. Whilst The Edge is a foray into 4/4, laced once again with killer riffs, layers of synth lfo, vocoded darlek noises and extreme trickery in the drop, this one is massive!
New mechanoise release from double negative, more tearing, bashy, craziness from these boys! Backed with a naughty mix from prolific producer Neztic its going to be hard for you to find a reason not to buy it!!!! Full support from all the usual reprobates!
Finally the long awaited general midi mix of flesh eater is here! And it was well worth the wait! With final conflict from Autobots & Screwface as well this is a record you simply have to have!!
We run tings kicks this release off from beat assassins with a cheeky female ragga-esque vocal and squelchy bassline while on the flip play the game is a more electroey affair with bleeps and bass in abundance! Beat assassins have brought us some killer cuts in the past and this title is no different!
iBreaks Funk hits with their latest release, unleashing a massive double A side from the Belfast based duo Funkasaurus. This track keeps you alert with its bouncy bassline. Whilst traveling through clean and exquisite groovy synth and percussion, is when the drop hits you in a funky scratching extravaganza. The second dish is served in the form of Jackhammer, which also keeps a real groove all the way down never turns its back on the funk, which at the end of the day is what is all about!!
This release from dead famous features the vocal talents of Lurch Adams, cousin it sadly doesn’t feature though, but Robosapiens bring the funk with their remix on the b side!
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