Wonky hip-hop, dubstep, grime and future R&B are the cornerstones of Civil Music's output, and much lauded releases of Débruit, Reso or Drums of Death have made the UK-based label one of the hottest outlets within those genres since its inception in 2008.
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This EP is featured in Update #085:
Vladislav Delay, Madteo, Kris Wadsworth, Raime
In a month not short on excellent club-ready releases it was the wealth and quality of experimental electronica recordings that surprised us most. From Mouse on Mars' bastardly bass music mutations over the jazzy timbres of Nicolas Jaar's 'Don't Break My Love' more...
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The Editor, 5 months ago via zero-inch.com |
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The Editor, 5 months ago via zero-inch.com |
A young disco producer might not seem the most obvious signing for a dedicated bass music label such as Civil Music, but if the artist in question is as hugely talented as Brassica, we certainly don't object. Four edgy neo-disco songs plus remixes by Om Unt and Capracara. Nice.
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The Editor, 5 months ago via zero-inch.com |
