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New material from the cult label Tone Dropout. Featuring four of the label's highly respected box jammers. Opening up proceedings we have a perfectly poised slice of red lit warehouse acid, simmering away nicely as the unlicensed premises fills up with a collective energy of rebellion.

Capturing this newly found spirit is Dawl and "Night Of The Living Bass Drum", the anthem-not-anthem for modern warehouse dwellers. The spirit of hardcore runs deep in this one!

Onto side B and He-Men return with a fiery slice of bass, breaks and rumble with their track, "Battle Cat". Finally Ascot hits the turbo injection for a 4/4 propelled but equally destructive hybrid of hardcore, bleep and acid house - ended the ep with a no fucks given, up all nite ethos that's perfectly in tune with now.

Super limited copies - only 100 pressed! Cop now or you'll crying into your cornflakes come Tuesday. Hardcore will never die!

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Much anticipated new release from Tone Dropout who, over eleven volumes preceding this release, have showcased the modern landscape of breaks, bass and bleeps. Sure to give one DJ Absolutely Shit a run for their money...

TRACK LISTING

A1. He-Men - Battle Cat
A2. Dawl - Night Of The Living Bass Drum
B1. He-Men - Chicken
B2. Ascot - Meditazionne