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Dopefish - Big Bad Wolf EP
As Dj System D, Dopefish helped introduce Drum and Bass to his native Belgium in the mid 90’s, playing and promoting alongside the likes of Grooverider, Andy C, Dj Hype, Goldie, Zinc, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Matrix, Pendulum, Reprazent, Roni Size, Dom and Roland, London Elektricity, Clipz, Dillinja, Bad Company, J Majik, Dj Marky, Qemists, Carl Cox, and Laurent Garnier . view music list >>

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Dopefish - Big Bad Wolf EP
Lennie De Ice - We Are I.E.
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Lennie De Ice - We Are I.E.
We were sitting around the other day reminiscing about the glory days of Nu Rave - thirty year olds in Timmy Mallet gear running round Boombox, Trash Fashion in the Sunday Times, Adrian Chiles blogging on Fluokids. Great days, and so in the spirit of a mini revival, we’ve dug a classic out of the original rave vaults and given it a brushing down for 2008.
Alongside Lost’s “Gonzo” and Dee Patten’s ‘Who’s the Badman”, Lennie De Ice’s 1991 classic ‘We R IE ‘ is often cited as one of the first jungle records, and possibly the first to use the Amen break ( if you ignore Rebel MC ). Whatever, its’ dubby bassline, Detroity pads, disembodied African chants and spinbacks still sound like the future today, seventeen years later.   view music list >>

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