Dubstep
its not really beyond you
why do you think they're unreleased?
given what you know about funky.
is their any other kind. on the rare occasion I catch a yunx set on rinse its predictable to say the least.
i missed a lot of the stuff that's on that funky comp so I'm more then happy it's coming out, especially since a lot of them were vinyl only (at least that i could find, and i'm not fucking around with ukfunky.com to buy things) and sold out awhile ago.
i think most of the soul jazz comps are really good. i've bought them all very happily.
i think most of the soul jazz comps are really good. i've bought them all very happily.
Leo
Well-known member
i know what you mean and agree in a way, but in the scheme of thing, these tracks are known to a tiny (tiny) number of people. this comp might not appeal to people who are super into funky, but it's a good primer/intro for the 99.999999% of the rest of people out there.
Dr Awesome
Techsteppin'
Exciting looking release sheets.
Heaps of new Seven tracks, new thing by Data, a Kryptic Minds remix (which is rather Loefah-esq, if I do say so), Jack Sparrows LP...
Heaps of new Seven tracks, new thing by Data, a Kryptic Minds remix (which is rather Loefah-esq, if I do say so), Jack Sparrows LP...
New Loefah mix - http://www.dubstepforum.com/post2045659.html#p2045659
wise
bare BARE BONES
Agree with this mostly but like mms says some of Future Bass is good, particularly the Untold which has a 12" release as well
deltafiore
New member
The Double Helix (LHF) tune "Base 2 Dark" on the Always Everything mix is so great. Can't wait for the release of that new LHF EP!
There are some great tunes on that mix, too, lots of recent & upcoming releases from Hessle, Deep Medi, Hyperdub, Hotflush among others
There are some great tunes on that mix, too, lots of recent & upcoming releases from Hessle, Deep Medi, Hyperdub, Hotflush among others
Does anybody have a copy of this that they would be willing to part with?
http://www.discogs.com/Benga-Benga-Beats-Volume-1/release/403981
http://www.discogs.com/Benga-Benga-Beats-Volume-1/release/403981
bandshell
Grand High Witch
http://www.factmag.com/2010/10/11/horsepower-productions-return-with-first-album-in-six-years/
Dubstep progenitors Horsepower Productions are set to return on November 29 with their first new album in six years. It’s called Quest For The Sonic Bounty.
These days essentially a solo project of founder member Ben Garner AKA Benny Ill, with some contributions from newcomer Jay King, Horsepower have been fairly quiet since the release of 2004′s To The Rescue, and it seemed like the name might have been retired completely before the emergence last year of two new 12″s, ‘Damn It’/'Kingstep’ (artwork detail pictured above) and ‘Exersising’ (a Lee Perry version issued on Adrian Sherwood’s legendary On-U-Sound imprint).
To The Rescue, and its flawless predecessor In Fine Style (2002), stand as two of the most original and satisfying full-lengths to come out of the UK garage explosion, and helped bridge the gap between the silken, poppy sound of early 2-step and the roughness of grime and then dubstep, drawing inspiration not just from heavy-duty reggae but also techno, breakbeat and jungle (former members Nassis and Lev Jnr were both heavily involved in Nico’s No U-Turn).
Quest For The Sonic Bounty will see release via Tempa, the same label that brought us both previous Horsepower LPs. It includes special edits of ‘Damn It’ and ‘Kingstep’ and the aforementioned remix of Lee Perry, and will be released on 3×12″ vinyl, CD and digital. The full tracklist is below; more info when we have it.
Tracklist:
1. Rain
2. Mexican Slayride
3. 22
4. Water
5. Kingstep (LP Version)
6. 18th Special
7. Damn It (Extended LP Version)
8. Lee Perry: Exercising (Horsepower Remix)
9. Poison Wine
Dubstep progenitors Horsepower Productions are set to return on November 29 with their first new album in six years. It’s called Quest For The Sonic Bounty.
These days essentially a solo project of founder member Ben Garner AKA Benny Ill, with some contributions from newcomer Jay King, Horsepower have been fairly quiet since the release of 2004′s To The Rescue, and it seemed like the name might have been retired completely before the emergence last year of two new 12″s, ‘Damn It’/'Kingstep’ (artwork detail pictured above) and ‘Exersising’ (a Lee Perry version issued on Adrian Sherwood’s legendary On-U-Sound imprint).
To The Rescue, and its flawless predecessor In Fine Style (2002), stand as two of the most original and satisfying full-lengths to come out of the UK garage explosion, and helped bridge the gap between the silken, poppy sound of early 2-step and the roughness of grime and then dubstep, drawing inspiration not just from heavy-duty reggae but also techno, breakbeat and jungle (former members Nassis and Lev Jnr were both heavily involved in Nico’s No U-Turn).
Quest For The Sonic Bounty will see release via Tempa, the same label that brought us both previous Horsepower LPs. It includes special edits of ‘Damn It’ and ‘Kingstep’ and the aforementioned remix of Lee Perry, and will be released on 3×12″ vinyl, CD and digital. The full tracklist is below; more info when we have it.
Tracklist:
1. Rain
2. Mexican Slayride
3. 22
4. Water
5. Kingstep (LP Version)
6. 18th Special
7. Damn It (Extended LP Version)
8. Lee Perry: Exercising (Horsepower Remix)
9. Poison Wine
FairiesWearBoots
Well-known member
Hyped for this, I fucking love HP (wish Tempa would repress the earlier LP's)
unknown soulja
Wild Horses
Good to see LV's Crossfire getting a release on that Soul Jazz comp, wicked tune, surprised noone else put it out before tbh (or did they?)
Edit - looks like Soul Jazz are putting it out as a seperate 12 - good shout.
Edit - looks like Soul Jazz are putting it out as a seperate 12 - good shout.
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