Just picked up this stellar new release from Aslope on Hobby Industries. The 6 track A Helping Hand EP is full of glitchy electronic business, with "Mercury Mouth" the standout for me due to mucho arpeggiated madness - reminiscent of the Sketches EP by Fantastic Mr Fox. Enjoy :)
Had to post this little junglistic suprise which was dropped on the flip of the latest release from Palms Out Sounds - its right up my alley after all. The original mix - a summery funky house excursion - is also worth checking.
LOL Boys - 123 (Camo UFOs)
Also, an alternative version of the original is available as a free download on the Palms Out Sounds blog.
Ooooweee! The newest release on my favorite dubstep label doesn't disappoint. Glitchy stepper business from TRG carries on the fine tradition of solid releases from Hemlock Records. Tower Block is definitely the highlight for me on this one. Boomshot!
Don't let the name fool you, dis ere a well tidy funky dub from Hyperdub label head Kode 9. Hype for his forthcoming DJ Kicks album, cop it while you can!
Bit of speculation regarding the origin of this one - it sounds an awful lot like Deadboy on a similar tip to U Cheated. One to check if you're into glitchy 2-step/funky.
With new Mount Kimbie ready to drop on Hot Flush in July I've been frantically scrambling to get a promo of what will no doubt be the one of THE highlights of 2010. With Crooks & Lovers the duo have delivered a much more polished album than I expected; the full-length LP also has greater scope than the previous two EPs. It's amazing... don't sleep!
Breakbeat artist Baobinga has drifted into slightly more funky territory lately, with recent releases on Build Recordings. This, the second release from label, follows a similar theme to the first - skankin' riddim on the A-side with remix business on the flip. And while Roska did a brilliant job remixing Tongue Riddim on BUILD001, it doesn't really compare to the absolute destruction inflicted by Untold on BUILD002, with his remix of Ride It.
Baobinga - Ride It (Untold Remix)
With mutilated cowbells and relentless bassline pressure, Untold drags this funky tune kicking and screaming to the cemetery. Murder!
I love ravey tunes! Stabby piano riffs and uplifting vocals creating familiar, pleasant soundscapes that get ripped to shreds immediately after the drop? Bliss :)
Like this lovely little number from dubstep producer Doctor P. Not sure if this is set to be released any time soon, but keep an eye out for the Doctors latest tune "Badman Sound", forthcoming on Dub Police.