DJ Hut - Every 7th Bullet E.p. / Scanone / Combat Recordings / Broken Beat

Every 7th Bullet E.p.

Scanone (Combat Recordings)

Released: April 7th, 2008

$5.56

	Track	Duration	Price
1	Every 7th Bullet (Original Mix) Scanone	08:07	$1.39
2	Fbi Smash (Original Mix) Scanone	05:34	$1.39
3	Kik It (Original Mix) Scanone	05:34	$1.39
4	Belfaster (Original Mix) Scanone	07:18	$1.39

A solid DJ weapon pressed on heayweight vinyl to be smashed by Andrew Weatherall, Keef Tenniswood, Blackmass Plastics, Warlock, Si Begg and assault-minded DJs...Â“Combat01 is my kinda 12Â”, bass blaps and warbs with cut and paste beats.. intelligent yet butt kicking, ScanoneÂ’s best work to date in my opinion" - Si Begg, CEO, the Noodles FoundationA 1 ScanOne > [ Every 7th Bullet ]A dark tour through the mind of a Vietnam war veteran as his real narration of personal horror gets edited and spliced over a tense, scorched mechanical rhythm that rolls out over sick atmospheric pads, Si Begg style warped basslines and edgy digital effects. Fierce, intelligent and fucked-up, this track has seriously destroyed dancefloors for nearly a year on dub-plate. It now finally sees its official release for maximum carnage.A 2 ScanOne > [ FBI Smash ]A mutant electro / breakbeat track aimed at peak-time dancefloor damage. Fabrica starts off with crisp edits and glitches that swiftly build into a solid, robotic groove that rolls along confidently, leading up to the drop: a ludicrously intense machine-gun bassline. The interplay between its heavy sub-bass explosions and chopped machine beats makes for a fierce, yet intricate track that finds its home in the sets of DJs such as Tipper, Si Begg, Radioactive Man and The Dexorcist.B 1 ScanOne > [ Kik It ]A dubstep / grime track with an electronica twist: It begins with a solid, side-winding rhythm injected with immense subs and rudeboy basslines that quiver the air like jelly. Dark pads and atmospheres house rasping, dis-embodied voices that flitter around your head like demons, coming up close then darting away. The track rolls along in this tense, crushing atmosphere until it unexpectedly opens up with majestically sad, Autechre-style strings that shine a sickly yellow light within the darkness. Unlike some dubstep tracks that leave you dangling in between the basslines, KikitÂ’s rhythms and edits complement each other so well the track seems effortless.B 2 ScanOne > [ Belfaster ]Drawing upon the rich seams between Electro, breakbeat and electronica, BelfasterÂ’s rhythm pulses and stutters relentlessly like a hail of bullets, weighed down by compressed bass drums and FX trickery. Grinding, Aphex Twin-style didgeridoo basslines complete the insistent, heads-down groove as everything charges along until the drop: movement is momentarily suspended as the track opens up into sombre wartime strings like rainfall on a battlefield. It then drops back into the stuttering groove and rolls out to a finish.