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Bizzy B retrospective album due this summer. Not exactly ragga jungle, more like hardcore, http://www.planet-mu.com/discography/ZIQ145

I think Hyperdub are putting out Mark Pritchard Feat O'Maas "Wind It Up" with instrumental on the B..

Hellfish - Toilet Wars (?)

<if you actually start listening to things like Aphex and Mu-Ziq's EPs on R&S (or other stuff from that period) or the Black Dog's early breakbeat + synth riff stuff - there's a lot more in common with ardkore than many people acknowledge> Yes, we were influenced by Hardcore (i don't know...

This thread is very IDM.

As a label boss (of 9 years) I tend to agree with Russell for the most part. On the whole my label is pretty successful and one of the best performing via our distributor. I am pretty happy with what i'm hearing and regularly excited by new sounds. Myspace is a great way of finding new music...

Remarc Remarc has been producing some new stuff - check his myspace: http://www.myspace.com/djremarc and Undercover Elephant is still making tunes in France on a farm as Hellfish

This was my 3rd DMZ and i thought the atmosphere was live :) pity i didn't see u marcus - would have been good to catch up... loved Kode9 and Skream.... obviously Loefah's tracks..... amazing night.... was losing track of who played what, by the end. But 3rd bass has a warm distortion on...

record boxes I would recommend http://www.vinylbox.co.uk/ they are (or were) much cheaper than spybox and the guy drove my order (60 boxes) to my house and helped me set them all up! good service!

No. Mark One (dubstep/grime) = Mark Foster, who is 21. His first releases were on his Contagious label 2002-2003: Conta001 Mark One - Knockout/Move Like They Do Conta002 Virus Syndicate - Digital (Mark One Remix/Darqwan Remix) Conta003 Mark One - Blair Witch/The Virus Conta004 Mark One vs...

It's definitely not the same Mark One - he's about 21 - which would have made him 7 in ' 91. I suppose it is possible.

I run a medium sized label, and i'd love to do a series of grime compilations, but in my experience these artists are looking for paper - they're not impressed unless you're talking big advances, expensive videos... as for a comp: probably at least 500 a track - for a 12 tracker that's 6grand...

It's Bassbin records isn't it? I like the album, but don't thiink it's particularly forward thinking - just more breaky, deep and 'mature' sounding than other current dnb - would appeal to 30 somethings(?). I prefer the Pendulum/Twisted Individual sound, reminds me of madness & 2Tone for some...

Only Fools and Horses

What about 'Funky Funk Funk' by Reese?

Re-upped http://s33.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3OKF5FOPUXGIC3UY891MUM3GH7

That surprises me 'cause the link should be good for 7 days or 250 downloads. If 250 people now have it perhaps someone would be willing to share it on slsk - if not i'll upload another link at the weekend..... glad people enjoyed it. Yes, i've got it on promo as well - much better volume...

Here's a mix of mine I found while going through old minidiscs - I recorded it in '96 (when I got my first decks - although I'd been buying 12s since '90) and it's really exciting sounding... full of anthems and obvious picks but it really drives the mix along. Hope you all like it...

Fallacy is on the Virus Syndicate album ... hear it here: http://www.planet-mu.com/discog/ziq120/ziq120_major_list_mcs_hi.mp3

At a guess, it's 'cos dubstep records sell around 200-300 worldwide whereas drum'n'bass can do around 2000-5000 a 12". Bigger worldwide market - more money. No point in jumping ship just yet...