Ever since his impressive set at Lowriders we have an eye on
Kenji Kinetic. His blunt melting pot of Garage, bassline, dubstep, and oldskool breakbeat makes it already stand out in the releases that are produced.
His
New Era title track is a fine example of this madness. Starting with this bombastic opener voiced with a SF movie sample and then shifting into pure mayhem. It sounds like a dark rave (including loads of breaks and dito climax builts) mixed with 16bit's over-the-top chainsaws. What can we say: a slammin' pit guarantee!
The
Earthbound is as heavy full of metal flics, like a scrape yard turned upside down by transformers.... This fits perfect in the already immense catalog of
Kid 606s
TigerBeat6 label The
Zombies track completes it all. Seldomly reviewed such mayhem...
[soundcloud url="http://soundcloud.com/tigerbeat6/sets/meow157-kanji-kinetic-new-era-ep"]
Luke Vibert has giving us a U.K hardcore rap mix with his favourite tracks from 1988-1992.
Following on from
Luke Vibert’s amazing Hardcore U.K Rap mix,
Mike Paradinas has let me put his 2005 Grime, Breaks and Dubstep mix online.
Om Unit recently released a 7 inch on
All City's second 7x7 series called
Lightgrids / Lavender.
Illum Sphere did a more then impressive remix of it. Somewhere between breaks, early D&B, rave in the blender with hip hop and IDM. This sounds weird or so late 90ies that it might be ignored but do yourself a favor and don't sleep on this!
[soundcloud url="http://soundcloud.com/omunit/om-unit-lightgrids-illum-spheres-get-of-the-grid-mix"]

An interesting mix done by
C156. The spanish group consists out of 4 members and they do their shows live. Loving the added touch of the violin. They're signed to the
Disboot label.
[soundcloud width=240 url="http://soundcloud.com/c156/live-set"]
tracklist.....
01.- C156 - Chewing gum (Disboot)
02.- THEGARDENER - Raindrop collector (dub)
03.- C156 - Schizo (dub)
04.- C156 - untitled1 (dub)
05.- C156 - Latin mayhem (Disboot forthcoming)
06.- C156 - Metamorfosis (Disboot)
07.- DROME - Lego for adults (dub)
08.- C156 - Can a leprous be trendy? (Disboot forthcoming)
09.- C156 - untitled2 (dub)
10.- C156 - 1, 2, 3, oink! (Disboot forthcoming)

This might not be the best way to make your mark as starting artists, getting remixed by two big names from the beats scene: Zomby and Starkey. The Brown Acid gets outdone by the brilliant remixes. Zomby creates a club version as powerful as a lot of early acid breakbeat rave tracks, cheerful hands-up with a rocking 303, cheesy synths and an airhorn. Starkey makes it more difficult for the Brown Acid crew by his over-the-top rave- symphonietta. The original is cool retro feel track but doesn't make chance with the remixes.
Try Humanity (Zomby's Vitamin E Remix) [audio: http://www.rubadub.co.uk/mediaLibrary/images/english/89937.mp3] Try Humanity (Starkey Remix) [audio: http://www.rubadub.co.uk/mediaLibrary/images/english/89939.mp3]