Dirty Carpets - Vol. 4

Overlord Dyson returns to clean ya carpets and clean yer clocks with two knockout slices of rave intensity! Starting with the A side 'Take Me Higher', a piano anthem plucked from the record box labelled 1991 at approx 135BPM where the piano and divas contrast with the bristling muscular stabs, guaranteed to hoover up the dancefloor (pun intended) 

Side B is a cheeky and perhaps timely number featuring the voice of cartoon villain, Skeletor on a darker production that incorporates of early Breakbeat Hardcore with Junglistic basslines, adding extra nostalgia for those of a certain age and a bit of fun on top of a certified rave banger! Grab it on Digi or Vinyl via Bandcamp or your preferred online vinyl store...BOSH!

Enduser meets Cabeabel

 

US-based Decay Recordings present a special collaboration between two distinct producers, resulting in a masterful release. Breakcore veteran Enduser joins forces with Cabeabel for a 2-track project built around fractured drum programming, submerged ambience, and heavy low-end pressure, creating a sound that feels both immediate and distant, aggressive yet reflective.

Kicking things off, “Spiral” unfolds through destabilized rhythms and drifting melodic fragments, while “Endzeit” arrives as a fierce breakcore assault fused with atmospheric depth, giving the release a more internal and enduring character. Mastering duties were handled by Jon Hall (Maschine Boy), whose sharp and detailed work brings clarity and impact to the final sound.

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Rikipicchi joins BXL Underground

 

Rikipicchi locks into a zone where the system is heavy, and the crowd is fully dialed in. The Italian producer/DJ and Amsterdam Junglist Kru soldier presents his new weapon of frenzy amens. It's so massive!

“Groove With You” opens things up with a patient, rolling rhythm - subtle dub inflections ripple through a tightly controlled arrangement, giving it that hypnotic pull that doesn’t demand attention but quietly commands it. It’s a slow-burner, designed for long blends and locked-in dancers. On the flipside, “Sweet Machine” strips things back even further, pivoting toward grit and pressure. The low-end hits harder, the structure feels more skeletal, and the track thrives on tension rather than release.

This 2-track EP comes out on a very limited number of copies from the Belgian mighty BXL Underground. You can grab it via Bandcamp, so snag it as soon as possible, before you regret it.

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