Critical Presents: Sequence Two, by VARIOUS ARTIST

Critical Presents: Sequence Two

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1.	Enei (feat. Riya) - No Fear (Spectrasoul Rmx) 05:17	buy track
2.	Cyantific & Kasra - Minerva 04:53	buy track
3.	Foreign Concept & Xtrah - Harsh Reality 05:18	buy track
4.	Kasra & Enei - So Real 05:24	buy track

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Over the course of the last few years Critical Music has become without doubt one of the few ‘buy on site’ labels that exist in Drum & Bass today. Always one step ahead of the pack led by the inimitable Kasra, it continues to build release after release, now acting as an exclusive home to Enei and Foreign Concept. Here we’re treated to the second installment of the ‘Sequence’ series and as you can imagine it’s everything you’d expect; strap yourselves in – incoming audio inside!

First up Shogun’s Spectrasoul are given the keys to ‘No Fear’, Enei’s huge track released last year on his ‘Stonehead EP’. Turning the original bouncing vibes into an even more dangerous piece of D&B is what the duo have done, bringing smashing breaks and some grizzly-arse bass into the mix to create one of their darkest productions to date. Crazy good. Kasra then teams up with longtime friend and compadre Cyantific for ‘Minerva’ a frenetic but brooding slice of tech-noir drum & bass. Full-on rolling b-lines and even a little mentasm absolutely kill it, smacking drums and off-key fx keep this one properly twisted.

Next up it’s the turn of Foreign Concept and new face in the scene, Xtrah. ‘Harsh Reality’ is exactly that with the sound-off vocal and police sirens signaling the drop into a stripped down groove, oozing class and soul.

Finishing up is another Critical collaboration between Kasra and Enei, this time opting for the cinematic sounds of ‘So Real’. Drone bass runs the roll here with snapping percussion, female vox and pads all combining for a piece of music with real depth and integrity. A very polished, mature way to end yet another first class release from the Critical camp.

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released June 1, 2012

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