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Experimental yibai - Force Quit

yibai - Force Quit Genre: experimental, electronic, ambient, techno Year: 2024 Country: Hungary Player/Bandcamp link Other links https://yibai100.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/yibai100 https://soundcloud.com/temporarynites https://www.instagram.com/temporarynites/ https://www.facebook.com/temporarynites/ Introduction This is the first time I've tried to do an album review, so I'm not sure how it'll turn out or how much substance there will be to it. (I also just try to write a lot to improve my English, so thanks for reading my unnecessarily long strange writing if you do!) I suppose I have a hesitation when it comes to reviewing music, as it can be such an entirely subjective matter to each person. Just to my point - when I...
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Hardcore The Kaizo Manifesto - Kaizo Slumber

The Kaizo Manifesto Artist: Kaizo Slumber Genre: Hardcore, Gabber, IDM Year: 2022 Country: United Kingdom Artist's links: https://web.kaizoslumber.xyz/ , https://twitter.com/kaizoslumber , https://www.instagram.com/kaizoslumber/ , https://soundcloud.com/kaizoslumber, https://music.kaizoslumber.xyz/album/the-kaizo-manifesto Album Link(s) https://music.kaizoslumber.xyz/album/the-kaizo-manifesto Introduction The redebut album of Libyan-German artist of Kaizo Slumber, formely known as Acetantina (he rebranded as people struggle to pronounce the name lol), the Kaizo Manifesto is a brilliant reemergence back onto the Hardcore scene. Quite overlooked when it was first released, I wanted to give this album a spotlight as I've been a big...
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Jungle Jungle Fatigue Vol. 2 by Jungle Fatigue Kru Review

Jungle Fatigue Vol. 2 By Jungle Fatigue Kru Review Links: https://sawteeth.neocities.org/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfHn7L0-3u6xzK7fJKq6YRQ https://www.instagram.com/s4wt33th/ Introduction Hello, and welcome back to another album review. Here's a gem I found on Bandcamp awhile back called Jungle Fatigue Vol. 2 that I have been meaning to do a review of for awhile now but have forgot until now. Likewise with the previous album, Jungle Fatigue Vol. 1, Jungle Fatigue Vol. 2 is a compliation album of various Jungle artists and their respective music. Since it is a compliation piece of different artists of various styles, how well does each track hold up and will you get fatigue listening to this album? Let's find out! The Cover...
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Hardcore MY SWEET HONEY BUNNY by Sonic Dragolgo

MY SWEET HONEY BUNNY Artist: Sonic Dragolgo (Kozaburo Narita) Genre: Speedcore, Hardcore, Gabber Year: 1999 Country: Japan Artist's socials: https://myspace.com/sonicdragolgouk Album Link(s): Introduction All my album reviews so far on this site have been rather recent ones, as in they literally came out this year, so I wanted to have a blast to the past with a fairly obscure gabber album from the late 90s called MY SWEET HONEY BUNNY. Produced by a fairly unknown Japanese artist called Sonic Dragolgo, this album would go relatively unnoticed since it's initial release until it was discovered in western music circles a few years back and became an instant hit, with people loving it's insane beats and speed. With this new found...
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DnB Weekend Rush by 3 Peace Sweets Review

WEEKEND RUSH By 3PeaceSweetz Review Links: https://twitter.com/3PeaceSweetz Intro Long before the days of online streaming and niche music forums, underground music genres such as Drum & Bass and Jungle were not as mainstream as they are now. Most registered radio stations would not give the time or day and so usually these genres of music would be played on pirate radio stations, illegal installations that would broadcast them over other radio frequencies or on harder to detect ones, with it being very prevalent in English cities especially London during this time period. While most are now gone some do still remain and these stations and their style of music WEEKEND RUSH pays homage too, giving you that underground London music...
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