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DYLAN RHYMES (dylanrhymes.com/Lot49, UK)
I first heard the name Dylan Rhymes when I discovered Whole9Yards – the UK record label that would forever change my taste in electronic music. It started with Dark Globe, then I discovered Meat Katie and Elite Force. I knew Lee Coombs from Fingerlickin’… but this was the beginning of my love-affair [...]

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We grabbed Zodiac Cartel and Lee Coombs right after their performances at LovEvolution 2009 festival for a video interview. What followed was a 14 minute conversation between them on the craziness of the festival, San Francisco, music production, running a record label, what makes a good DJ and life outside music.
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LEE COOMBS “LIGHT AND DARK” ALBUM (12 OCT 2009, LOT49)
Lee Coombs today announced that his long awaited album Light and Dark (Lot49) will be released October 12, 2009. Lee is a taste maker, a hit maker, and a true industry icon. We got to preview the whole album; we know DJs and electronic dance music [...]

Vandal has released a summer mix for everyone to enjoy. Get it quickly before his link expires.
Vandal is on Lot49 and has recently been leaning towards tech-funk and electro/evil breakbeat tracks. This mix spans that and hints at some indie dance and early millennium UK progressive. His recent releases like Capital Magic continue his build [...]

‘Quality’ does not even begin to describe this release. I’m a big fan of the expression ‘you have to go minimal to go maximal’ – and by that token, this is my favorite release from Meat Katie & Dylan Rhymes so far this year.
‘Roll Player’ is pure class top to bottom, my favorite [...]

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As a special treat to Jungo Road supporters this weekend, we have a live recording of Meat Katie at the Opel 7 Year Anniversary show last week in San Francisco. It’s full of brutal breakbeats, twisted techno, classic tracks, and enough up-front material to keep even the snarkiest trainspotters placated. Your Mom will love it.
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