Itchy, glitchy, full on dancefloor missile, that takes no prisoners with it heads down & drive mentality. Less vox in the breakdown but still with that mental bassline when it…read more

TG of Four:Twenty fame revamps the massive original, adding his usual underground depth & quality, still keeping the dancefloor appeal.

A mad, glitchy workout here from Koma & Bones, with Justice-style hi hats, a subtle build with those phat beats, and a sort of Wink - Higher State Of Consciousness vibe for th…read more

It's difficult to stick Koma & Bones records strictly in the breaks genre any more as they're all about the 4/4 these days. Stomping gutteral 4/4 at that; and that's why we lo…read more

Cunningly named breaks monster from Koma & Bones!!!!! Grungey, dirty breakbeat with superb sample in the drop & a great groove from any set. Support from Crystal Method, Plump…read more

They’ve opted for a different sound & a funkier approach, but not letting up on the dancefloor devastation in any way, shape or form. With its funky licks, huge beats & phat …read more

Although the majority of Lot49 fare falls into the Breaks realm, this is technically a house track! It's a pretty straight-edged pounding 4/4 stomper with an incessant vocal h…read more

The boys are at it again - surely they must sleep at some point. I know it’s meant to be grim up north but the weather can’t be that bad you don’t ever leave the studio! ‘…read more

TCR have reached their 100th release. Quite an achievement for any label. Head Honcho Rennie Pilgrem celebrates by offering up 'TCR100' a tasty compilation of some of TCR's be…read more