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Alex Green and Damon Kirkham are the London-based duo behind Instra:mental, one of the freshest and most unique electronic music acts to come out of the city in recent history. Handling dubstep as well as two step & grime production duties, Instra:mental's sound focusses on the magic that happens when the bass and the deep thud of the kick drum, nicely decorated with roomy, distant percussion and super processed vocals, come together. The sound is at once recognizable for its homage to Detroit techno and electro as well as jungle textures, however, very different as a whole which is precisely what has people taking notice. Leave It All Behind on their 'Forbidden' single nicely showcases what Instra:mental does so well. The duo have their own label Nonplus Records, as well as their own Autonomic podcast, which has become a big hit. The show fuses 80s hip hop, techno, and neo-junglist beats.
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Vicodin
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Naked Lunch in_stock Naked Lunch Vicodin
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26 April 2010
00:05:30
12.67 MB
MP3 (320 kbit/s)
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26 April 2010
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nngh, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com
The Maxi-Single Let's Talk / Vicodin is featured in Update #014:
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The Editor, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com
The Maxi-Single Let's Talk / Vicodin was picked!
The Editor, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com
The Maxi-Single Let's Talk / Vicodin was reviewed:
Instra:mental once again nail it with their complete and utter disregard towards any and all stylistic boundaries. 'Let's Talk' goes deep with a slo-mo 4/4 rhythm and a sublime and meditative mood, while 'Vicodin' reaches forward with its swirling pads and futuristic groove. Amazing.
The Editor, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com
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