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"Grime. Sublow. Dubstep… It’s Music. Different people call it different things, depending on when they discovered it. In the 80s maybe it was House, Techno and Electro. In the 90s it was UKG, Drum & Bass, Breaks or whatever. Now there are so many terms for it that the journalists can’t pidgeon-hole it anymore. This is a good thing – it’s music. Moody music. Multifunctional, multifaceted music created by Humans with Brains, Hearts, Machines & Electricity. Music that’s great for dancing to in clubs, or submerging yourself within your headphones, your car, your home, wherever. It’s instrumental dance music, but it’s the perfect forum for the best MCs and vocalists. We at Rephlex call it Grime to publicise to the people at large, outside of the specialist world of its producers. The purists might debate the name, but while they do that, crews around the globe are uniting in this strong and fresh dance movement. In this age of Information Technology, people are easily able to find real quality that they actually want, without being spoon-fed compromised product. Now is a time of change and the soundtrack is GRIME" Rephlex 156, 2004
Digital Sting 001 (EP)
Feel Free Hi Fi w/ Eddie Hill & Manic Times: Prophet Noir
Digital Sting 002 (EP)
Equiknoxx & Feel Free Hi Fi: Equiknoxx Meets Feel Free Hi Fi
Ace, energetic, minimalist Dancehall experiments - Tip!
Ilian Tape 047 (EP)
Katatonic Silentio: Tabula Rasa
Classy, spacious, stepping 'weightless' Grime / Dub / Techno EP
Pretty Sneaky 02 (12")
Dill Dodos Recife 002 (12")
First Epoque: Apocat Files
Sparse, heavy UK Bass / Dancehall integrations (w/ download code)
Breaks 'N' Pieces 005 (12")
DJ Sunroof: Breaks 'N' Pieces, Vol.5
Reduced, bottom-heavy UK Garage related Grime EP