Premiere: Coco Bryce 'Velocity Of Love'
Coco Bryce returns to Lobster Theremin with four cuts of lush, loved-up breakbeats. Hear ‘Velocity Of Love’ now
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Coco Bryce returns to Lobster Theremin with four cuts of lush, loved-up breakbeats. Hear ‘Velocity Of Love’ now
The Rupture co-founder performed at HQ last Friday (22nd)
Tim Reaper will release his new EP, ‘Ecospheres’, via Lobster Theremin on 14th May. The DJ, producer and Future Retro label boss’ third EP for the London label is a typically top-notch four-tracker of frenzied breaks and frosty melodies, with a careful balance of classic jungle forms and futuristic ideas. Alongside three original cuts, Coco Bryce steps up on remix duty, offering a vintage rave refix of Reaper and Devnull’s collaborative track, ‘Give It 2 Me’. You can hear ‘Whirlpools’, an aptly titled flurry of breaks that launches the EP with a unmistakeable bang, below....
Western Lore is only a little over three-and-a-half years old, but already its releases are some of the most sought-after drops around. Filed under ‘modern jungle’, but with a sound and look that encompass the broader spirit of rave, it’s a home for hypnotic, ruffneck beats that bring together elements of techno, house, drum & bass, trance and more. The label’s origins lie back in 2014; founder Alex Eveson had seen some success producing breaksy liquid d&b under his last name and with his label Channel 82. But with vinyl sales dwindling the imprint became impractical, and he found him...
To 150 and beyond Just when you thought conversations about tempo were over, along comes 2020 with the hot, new, must-have bpm: 150. Though technically there’s actually nothing new about it — nosebleed techno has been happily ramping itself up to around that speed the past few years, and hardcore/ jungle producers like Foul Play and LTJ Bukem were doing it in the early ’90s — this year has seen a fresh wave of 150bpm beats sweep the UK scene. There are two main reasons for this. The first is practicality; the past decade has seen multi-genre DJing explode like never before. With sound...