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Ever So Slightly
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Little Brother
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Integral Records London, UK
London-based underground record label servin' up cutting edge drum & bass since 2007.
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Captiving voices, captiving music. Captiving DnB.
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Wow, pure magic! First Lenzman I have ever heard was his "All For You" which I still love dearly. And though his "Looking at the Stars" has its tunes and moments, it didn't quite match my expectations. "Bobby" now is like the one album I could only have dreamt of, it sounds like one piece of work instead of tunes put together, jazzy and full of emotion. Like a very good book it sucks you in and you won't stop until the last note has been played. 10 outta 10 points, a new Metalheadz classic!!!
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Fantastic story to this superbly executed project. Looking forward to future releases! A perfect match.
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A new EP from Fanu boasts his signature ominous sound, combining manic rhythms with slow-groaning synth lines.
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The 100th release from DJ Marky's Innerground Records is a vibrant, collaborative set showcasing the producer's latin-infused drum & bass.
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Teklife crew member Mel G showcases his love of footwork, jungle, dnb, and house music.
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25 Years of Metalheadz VIP - Marcus Intalex & Spirit
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kudos to two of the greatest, sorely missed
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