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With remixes from fellow low-end theorists Dabrye, Deadbeat and Mad Professor on offer, you just know this latest EP from The Orb warrants further investigation. And whilst their contributions are certainly decent, it's the original that sits atop this release both literally and metaphorically. Bearing all the hallmarks of Thomas Fehlmann's instantly recognizable dense and dubby production style, this is the sound of Brixton and Berlin working in happy, harmonic unison.
Brukfoot - Mylo Stone/Percy Filth/Split Prophets/Serocee/DJ Rogue - Bandcamp
Love it when a posse cut actually stops you asking the usual questions about why people need to collaborate (too little to say on their own usually) by actually piling genuine rhyme talent together and creating something irresistably great. This is an awesome cut from some of Bristol's finest including Res & Upfront from Split Prophets (much boosted in this column), shot through with a great heavy reggae vibe & fantastic scratches from DJ Rogue. Ruff n rugged n essential.
You Are My Destiny - The Juan Maclean - DFA
Glossy techno-pop from The Juan Maclean, complete with sassy vocal delivery from Nancy Wang. Saved Records head Nic Fanciulli weighs in a trackier remix.
Triadzz - Rustie - Numbers
This two-sided surprise single from the Glaswegian mainstay Rustie sounds more and more like he's feeding himself off a mainlined glycerine drip. Both tracks are more confounding than his album work, but just as gloriously pompous.