QUINCEY GETS RINSED Antipodean producerpolymath The Late Night Tough Guy takes Quincey Jones’ classic Summer In The City into sleazy, sweaty Chug territory.
It’s blazing hot summer down there in Oz meanwhile back here in Blighty it’s all tupperware skies and bad teeth. Mind you, Tesco were doing cheap deal son Scotch Eggs earlier this week so that should more than make up for being devoid of sundrenched beaches and peeling,azure waves.
RAVE BREAKS This whole 140 Breaks / Future Jungle / J-Tek thing is recycling at its best. It’s swiped all the best bits of Ye Olde rave culture , polished up the prodcution and is now feeding it back to the children of the washed up ravers who were “There man”
Kids nowadays eh? Out now on Blackbutter, your mum will be well into it.

BAT-SHIT CRAZY BREAKS To whet youre drooling maw here is a tantalasing clip of a forthcoming schizophrenic release from Falty DL.
Lord only knows what a full 7 minutes will entail.
Having long given up on taking genres seriously it’s good to see that Kraymon clears up any uncertainty on where to pigeon hole this and labels it Broken Beat. Good man.
File under awesome.
This Friday at the Nest in Dalston catch Russ Yallop and Maxxi Soundsystem tearing up that awesome soundsystem in East Londons’ most thumping basement. If you fancy getting on the guest list for Fridays event we’ve got 2 pairs of tickets to give away…be the first to tweet a link to Loudat gets you and a mate into The Nest for the princely sum of sweet fuck all. Bargain Basement.
Russ Yallop – Harlem by Losing Suki
Maxxi Soundsystem & Thomas Gandey – Yes You Do It [WAV] by Maxxi Soundsystem

RAPEY DISCO RE-EDIT - That guy at the back on the left looks like one mean mother-fucker. That’s the moustache of a psychotic serial rapist if ever there was one. Just because he’s dressed up like a crysanthemum doesn’t mean he wont do you. He’ll conceal himself inside a massive bowl of pot-pourri and just when you least expect it…POW! Polyseter clad rapist right in your bumhole.
DJ’s are of course preceded by their reputation. You want a rough idea of what your going to hear when you stagger into a party.You’d be pretty upset if paid to see Digweed and he played electro-swing all night (or even for a moment). But as DJ’s get known for playing one genre or another you don’t really get to enjoy their broader musical horizons. And when you do get the chance to hear tracks from the “other” crates it can be real treat.
Drum and Bass veteran DJ Lee has toured the planet playing for Goldie’s illustrious Metalheadz crew.
A veteran of the mix and blend Lee has racked up more hours behind the decks than you’ve had sat on your sofa wishing you were him.
So when he offered to craft an exclusive deep house mix for this little corner of the internet I nearly choked on my chai-latte.
The golden ears of a partially deafened professional DnB DJ have picked out some superior house tracks that might have drifted under your radar. Expertly mixed and deftly programmed this deep house excursion goes to show that DJ Lee can spin a lot more than drum and bass and deadpan sarcasm.
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DJ Lee – Exclusive Deep House Mix
1.Kaimanawa – Cavalier
2. Sometimes Saturday (Tom Middleton Remix) -Vincenzo
3. You And Me – Maceo Plex
4. Nineteen-Ninety Two (Francois Dubois Remix) – Funk D’Void
5. Beautiful (Wehbba Remix) – Robert Babicz
6. City Life Feat. Cari Golden (Maya Jane Coles Remix) – DJ T.
7. Room With A View (John Dalagelis Remix) – Echonomist
8. Going (Original Mix) – Shur-I-Kan
9. OAR003-B – Oni Ayhun
10. Lichtkleid (Original Mix) – Mark Reeve
11. Stay High Baby (Original Mix) – Maceo Plex
12. Sometimes Takes Longer – Burnski
13. Reaching -Stelios Vassiloudis
14. Glow & Glare (Âme Remix) – Jazzanova
REAL ‘IP-’OP MOIND ! – Gert lush ‘Ip-’Op from Brizzle boi ‘Int. This will go over the heads of any international readers suffice to say Bristolians talk funny. But they have the right to because they have loads of cider and live in the best city in the UK. West country ruler Hint smashes out an incredible hip-hop track with Texan MC T Fly.
Taken from the Daily Intake album on Tru Thoughts due in March. Get this.
THE DEEPEST OF DEEP HOUSE - Claro Intelecto plumbs the deep fathoms of hyperbaric house music. Exquisite,pressurised pads with the most fulfilling aquatic bass gurgles.
Not one single person on the Hype Machine will get this.
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