ep number three

killer - no filler!

stereotype has certainly got a feel for quality jump up, and no less than you would expect from a label headed up by distorted minds. razor sharp breaks lead the way on >something out there< and a pulsating synthetic warms you up before the inevitable and deeply devastating drop. getting lowdown and dirty on the flip, the force regale us with tales of stepping beats, warping basslines and spooky, whispered vocals. never mind the blurb though, i thought you would have put this record on your decks already.

returning to stereotype for another release, this time with nik itch, prestige has graced us with a couple of destroyers that really demonstrate his signature style. tying in perfectly with stereotypes habit for bass-ridden releases, we are sure you will enjoy this one.

first up, pleasure & origin go in deep with a deceptively mellow start to the dawning, building into a vocal-led drop and finally getting grimy with a nasty b-line and percussive breaks. there s plenty of rattling, noise and sfx throughout, as well as a nicely placed mid-way breakdown, adding more drama to the crescendo of the second drop.

another cracking 12inch from stereotype - eddie k and prestige come up with the goods once again, bringing you two smashing tunes that will cause some serious damage when unleashed on unsuspecting ears. nasty, merciless beats, chunky bass and some wicked sampling!!

dj pleasure has made himself a name for releasing some of the heaviest tracks on the underground scene!!!!!! support by hype, roni size, tc, clipz and every lucky beggar who managed to bag one of these promos...