Philip George - Bad ThingReliance is one of the many labels in Burnski's orbit. Its sixth outing comes from Philip George who seems to be a newly emerging producer. His sound doesn't suggest that, though, as it's an accomplished, fulsome blend of bassline, garage and house that is full of character. 'Bad Thing' brings hefty low end power with bounce to spare and the slightest of vocal touches to set things aflame. 'Labyrinth' is a little more roomy with space for the pads to

Freestyle Noize

Montel Palmer jump out of the plane with only a HVW8 parachute for company and land squarely on Chlodwig roundabout

It doesn’t seem that long ago since the label was first conceived in a moment of naive enthusiasm by label founder

Where Peaceful Waters Flow

Kalita has dusted off the original multi-track master tapes and enlisted two of the electro scene’s most revered figures

way back in 1994

with a momentous introduction from the great Chris Rock

harp and guitar

'Like Dis' draws from all over - dubwise vocal samples

‘Risco Version’ brings together all of the vocal versions

Here it is now

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