b-stock! this is: the revenge of the bass

this is: the revenge of the bass

bbk is back! breakbeat kaos returns to the forefront of the bass music scene in 2018 celebrating 15 years since its inception. founded by dj fresh and adam f the bbk brand has been synonymous with some of the biggest talents homing over the years the likes of pendulum, nero, brookes brothers, chase & status, sigma and of course fresh himself.

bbk is back! breakbeat kaos returns to the forefront of the bass music scene in 2018 celebrating 15 years since its inception. founded by dj fresh and adam f the bbk brand has been synonymous with some of the biggest talents homing over the years the likes of pendulum, nero, brookes brothers, chase & status, sigma and of course fresh himself

taken from what some critics are already calling the drum & bass album of the 2011, this next single is the final fanfare in the build up to the stunning debut artist lp from the undisputed, all-conquering brookes brothers. set to drop on the same day as the full album it’s the perfect accompaniment to the warm summer months ahead. so drop your linen and start your grinnin’, pick up your shades and press play, these two are without doubt the sunshine d&b burners of the year!
dj support from andy c, friction, nero, sub focus, fabio, camo & krooked, annie mac, zane lowe and all the bbk clan including dj fresh, adam f and of course the brookes brothers.

since they first burst onto the scene with their own unique brand of highly charged, uplifting dance floor drum & bass there are few who can deny the impact the brookes brothers have had in creating the current wave of feel-good music that perpetuates throughout the d&b movement. as we get set for their incredible debut self-titled album the bbk clan unleash one final single taken from it, and what a release to set us up for possibly the biggest drum & bass album of its kind this year!
dj support from fresh, andy c, adam f, brookes brothers, friction, sub focus, hype, marky, high contrast, danny byrd and many more.

since they first burst onto the scene with their own unique brand of highly charged, uplifting dance floor drum & bass there are few who can deny the impact the brookes brothers have had in creating the current wave of feel-good music that perpetuates throughout the d&b movement. as we get set for their incredible debut self-titled album the bbk clan unleash one final single taken from it, and what a release to set us up for possibly the biggest drum & bass album of its kind this year!
dj support from fresh, andy c, adam f, brookes brothers, friction, sub focus, hype, marky, high contrast, danny byrd and many more.

>last night< has been doing the rounds on dubplate for a little while now and has seen many a club surrender to its gorgeous future soul sensibilities. skipping, delicate breaks and galloping synths send this on its way with the dreamy sustained vocals that have dance floors mouthing along in unison without fail! bouncing along until the very end it shows the brothers in fine form as their untouched skills in arrangement and musicality shine through in spectacular style. flipping over and brookes come with something entirely different.

jakwob takes >lassitude< into dubstep territory, while sigma delivers a huge vip mix.

pendulums >the island< remixed for the trance-heads by tiesto and by lenzman for the drum n bass floors.

killer drum and bass madness... yeahhh

limited edition picture disc!

wtf!? is the new project from adam f and dj fresh, encompassing dubstep, house, hip hop, reggae, electronic and sampled music. they have teamed up with dead prez for their first single, with a new take of the classic track >its bigger than hip hop<, released through breakbeat kaos.

nice vocal anthem!!

scream is pure fresh, chillingly dramatic intro, deliberate contrast between quirky sounds and hammond stabs against heinous breaks and nasty sub bass over a backdrop seemingly borrowed from 60s horror movies and interesting subliminal whispers.

limited repress! now as triple vinyl: the eagerly anticipated debut album from the award winning pendulum - fasten your seatbelt, this is hot!

on to bbk029b which comes with act like you know again but backed with the delightfully delicious sound in motion. a real party tune, this one boasts more rich beats with filtered synth and house sensibilities to rock the dance floors in to the early hours. not to be missed. huge dj support from andy c, fresh, adam f, friction, sub focus, cyantific, high contrast, john b, dj ss and anyoneelse lucky enough to have that all important aaa pass.

back in! >duppy man< features the instantly recognisable vocals of capleton & has been a major fixture in the sets of all top d&b djs from andy c to hype! >top shotta< is agrimey number with the vocals from roll deep - a must have!

one of andy cs favourites of the moment, act like you know is simply devastating. the production levels jump off the scale !!! flip over and the guys down the tempo to deliver a gruesome dubstep mix of the same track. bag it !!!

finally arriving one year after the last pendulum single on breakbeat kaos, the massive blood sugar/axle grinder is known worldwide having been played across the globe by all the djs fortunate to have copies. both tracks showcase pendulums unparralled production talents, and is available as a vinyl & download release only, which also sets the scene for a re packaged version of the album on cd format which will include blood sugar & axle grinder in place of another planet & still grey. big one!

incl. new tracks by blood & sugar!

kicking off the 12inch is the soaring vocal led tear you down that gets the dance floor smiling every time. its a disco tinged rollercoaster ride that oozes rich, warm summer vibes that are typical of the brookes brothers melodic approach. once the vocal hook and piano stabs are in your head you wont be able to shake this one for a very long time. this is a party time d&b!

summer anthem !!! kicking off is the massive turn up the sun, which has been big in sets across clubland over the last few months. solid two step breaks pave the way for a cool undulating b line that snakes its way along as its coupled by a hands in the air synth riff, wicked drum edits and a subtly vocoded vocal