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Akustik Research – Original Silencer

Continuing with the serious tuneage posts, here’s a favorite on the Vinyl Addiction label. Vinyl Addiction is one of those jungle record labels with just a handful of releases, but where every single one is worth tracking down and where each fetches a pretty high price. Certainly not bargain bin tunes here. Of the two…

Devnull – BTTO Radio Sept 20th 2015 (Darkside)

Here’s my set from Sunday, rerecorded the next day after the show… I tried recording live but my machine froze up. It seemed to go into sleep mode during Tim’s set, and stopped recording 🙂 That sounds like a terrible joke at Tim’s expense, but I swear it’s true! (need to sort the sleep mode…

Motiv-8 – Don’t Need Your Love (Slammin’ Piano Mix)

Here’s a happy hardcore remix by Red Alert + Mike Slammer, a bit later than their more well known earlier Slammin’ Vinyl releases. By the time this was released, happy hardcore as a sound had become more established, and as such the track construction is bit less metal and more in-line with the other popular…

Kismet – Get Up

Here’s an interesting extremely obscure breakbeat hardcore track I grabbed some years ago, based purely on how rare it seemed and the fact I couldn’t find any audio for it online. As usual with these sort of things, it didn’t turn out to be a top-secret huge classic / long lost unknown which countless people…

Devnull – BTTO Radio September 6th 2015

Here’s my set from Sunday, rerecorded because the mic chatter/shoutouts in the live version were bugging me (fun for live, not so fun for listening back to afterwards) Really happy with this one, there’s a bit of everything in it: 92-95 – some upfront 92/93 hardcore stuff into a bit of darker 93/94 stuff into…

Peanut Planet – Awakenings

I’m guessing at this point that my affinity for non-UK (international) hardcore/jungle has been pretty well established on this blog. Along those lines, here’s a nice track by Peanut Planet, the Swedish hardcore/jungle group featuring a young Seba among others. Early Peanut Planet stuff is pretty underrated and well worth investigating, if a bit inconsistent.…