*REPRESSED!!*
The first (if you follow the cat no's) of two new UR records released this week. This has Bileebob supplying some wigged out, techy electro in that lo-fi Detroit style. "Call Me" has a broken, electroid groove that harks back to Aux88 or Direct Beat coupled with a soulful, kinda sung, kinda spoken word vocal. Elements distort and flange in a mechanical fashion as the pulsing electro beat marches on. Music for robo b-boys. Onto side B and who remembers "Fix My Sink" by DJ Sneak? "Get A Phone" takes that brilliant formula of repetitive, wigged-out groove, crunchy drums and a quirky, story-telling lyric over the top. Both catchy and infectious with a layer of humour and quirkiness. Long live the Resistance!
The first (if you follow the cat no's) of two new UR records released this week. This has Bileebob supplying some wigged out, techy electro in that lo-fi Detroit style. "Call Me" has a broken, electroid groove that harks back to Aux88 or Direct Beat coupled with a soulful, kinda sung, kinda spoken word vocal. Elements distort and flange in a mechanical fashion as the pulsing electro beat marches on. Music for robo b-boys. Onto side B and who remembers "Fix My Sink" by DJ Sneak? "Get A Phone" takes that brilliant formula of repetitive, wigged-out groove, crunchy drums and a quirky, story-telling lyric over the top. Both catchy and infectious with a layer of humour and quirkiness. Long live the Resistance!
STAFF COMMENTS
Matt says: Classic UR business back in stock after a painfully long time. A highly functional record, with just the right amount of humour and quirkiness to lighten up the dancefloor.TRACK LISTING
A. Call Me
B1. Get A Phone
B2. Call Me (Inst)
