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Opening with Dckhdbtch, the track kicks off with a punchy soca-ish white noise drum pattern before switching the mood with a lonely arpeggiated melody and bassline, before her infamous crying synth melodies break out into a bitter sweet euphoria Ingredients opens with lulling, dark chords and minimal, slapping drums while slowly developing some sweet melodies and fragile chilling orchestral strings, sounding like a repeated snapshot of incidental music stolen from a dramatic moment of a film Shouldn't Be Here is the most techno of the tracks; huge, sorrowful chords backed with a 4/4 beat that's accented with off beat cymbals and an undulating bassline, the sad feeling is only heightened with a passionate, far away female vocal and a soft lead melody

Brighton based producer Alan Myson

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Hello Lonely, Hold the nation is the long awaited new release by enigmatic bass-tronauts, Downliners Sekt Leaving aside the post rock, industrial leanings of their critically acclaimed predecessor, The Saltire Wave, the group lays out a subsonic adventure through haunting melodies and phantasmic soul Teaming with Barcelonan bass music pioneers Disboot, this release offers one of the most progressive discs of electronic music emanating from Western Europe Already pushing the limits of dubstep, grime and contemporary bass music before they were officially baptized

Shortstuff dribbled this EP out of his arse It took him 12 months - he worried about everything, accomplished nothing, and then called it something stupid By the end of the process, everybody at RAMP wanted to die The end result is a 6 track EP, released on 3 separate 10

The first release from Requiem sees the return of San Francisco's Babylon System with Our Moment, a tune that has been on heavy rotation for the past 2 years, including being featured on SPL's seminal Hollow Point Podcast The boys have updated this for 2010 dancefloors, with a heavy hitting mixdown, rolling midrange trickery, raved out pad washes and a military grade drum sound Powerful On the flipside we have Hungary's Matt U with Victim, a bleak, darked out stepper that pulls you into its meditative groove with hypnotic midrange stabs, staunch drums and some serious bassweight Watch your back, this one will creep up on you Both tracks have been mastered by studio overlord Tech Itch and have had support from DJ's such as Headhunter, SPL, Excision, Riskotheque and many more

Electropical Dubstep/Funky riddims from Montreal's Bowly for Berkane Sol 'Bleeps' is one of our favourite tracks from the label in some time, laying a groove somewhere between Emvee or Ill Blu's ruggedly percussive Funky and the shiny electronic surfaces of Hackman The more broken rhythmic stride of 'Ide Dun Tropique' is another winner, setting weirdo Caribbean melodies with a darker skulking intent

Side A is the utterly dreamy `Up In My Head`, a blissful track built around Cooly