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Here's the tracklisting: 1. Low Deep Feat. Kano, Ghetto, Big Seac, Demon & Doctor – Get Set (Run The Road Edition) 2. Doctor And Davinche – Gotta Man? 3. JME – Serious (Run The Road Remix) 4. Big Seac – Nah Nah 5. Sway Feat. Bruza, Skinnyman, Pyrelli, Bigz & Triple Threat – Up Your Speed...

had this for a few days - beats arent as inventive as i had hoped from hearing the first two singles, some of it is a bit too redolent of merely average UKHH. if it was anyone else but the streets backing them, im not sure there would quite so much fuss, but overall, its pretty good. theyre good...

Column: The Month in Grime/Dubstep Story by Martin Clark As all scenes grow, they expand beyond their cultural point of origin and litter seeds in the most unlikely of places. Even grime, a microcolony within a city so culturally insular vast swathes of Londoners are oblivious to its way of...

what with all the fuss over the kano and roll deep full-lengths, people seem to have completely overlooked the forthcoming lethal b album. cant say im looking forward to it that much, as im not a huge fan of the way lethal is rapping these days, i find it a bit too jarring, much preferred his...

ok, so i know dissensus is probably too high brow and grown up to do good old fashioned appreciation posts, but i am listening to black ops on rinse right now (admittedly after coming back from the pub), and just wanted to share it with someone as i really like their beats. and whoever is MCing...

'We're not just moody hood-rats' Roll Deep live among guns and drugs - but they don't want to rap about it. Hattie Collins visits their east London estate Monday May 23, 2005 The Guardian The estate...

TVT must be gutted the Crunk Juice album isnt selling that well in the Uk, which is why theyre re-releasing this about two years after it first came out. Anyway, sadly, its not a remix from Dizzee in the sense of him rejigging the music, hes just doing a verse at the end. The thing is, this...

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/omm/story/0,13887,1464349,00.html

have been thinking of getting it as there arent many books devoted to D&B, but am not sure if its going to be worth it or not. anyone read it?

i think ive heard it - its the perceptionists' blo, produced by el-p. it even has a one word vocal sample similar to something like dizzee's ho/go instrumental (which is the first thing i thought of when i heard it). im sure el-p is into grime or dizzee at least, he moves in indie circles as...

appreciated if anyone could link up some audio....

i wonder who produced the beat.... this is phenomenal. http://houstonsoreal.blogspot.com/

the lineup doesnt look as impressive as the last one, which i unfortunately missed, but i think im still going to go to this as ive yet to attend FWD>> --- Same place, same sound system: SATURDAY 7th MAY*is*when we can all hook up*and 'Meditate*On Bass Weight'.* Souljahz on the night: DIGITAL...

Saturday April 2nd 2005 £8 / £5 concessions. Doors: 7.00pm ROLL DEEP CREW Exclusive set with live band! LETHAL B DURRTY GOODZ CRAZY TITCH J2K AFTERSHOCK RECORDS with special guest SHOLA AMA featuring Bruza, Sadie Ama, Triple Threat, Elrae, Manassa, Mehnaz, The Lordz. Host: Terror Danjah...

not sure if this is still in the shops but its a two page rough guide to grime. theres a short 2004/2005 chart of grime tunes to check for too.

http://blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com/2005/03/go-on-then.html "I was listening 1Xtra's audio of dancehall's Sting event in Jamaica yesterday and was really struck by the lyrical differences between grime and dancehall. Although Jamaica may well have more guns, through religion there is still a...

just heard this. when im here might be the best thing on it. not really what i wanted to hear from them, but at the same time, its not that bad. they do commercial pap quite well.

just read about it in notion mag... sounds interesting.

i mean, much as i love the stuff ive heard of her, theres something about her sonics, and some of the rhythms in her work that make me think whoever has produced this has been sourcing say, decade old ragga and dancehall, rather than anything more recent. theres something about the sampler ive...

anyone into these guys? theyve done a lot of outside production, but their own album is out on ubiquity this year some time. some of their tracks are too firmly in that lethargic, momentum-less jay dilla trademark sound, but the tracks that lift them out of that are great. theyre not the best...