Furioso Records

T.R.O. – Breakin EP (FUR11)

furiosorecords — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 10:40:22 +0000

30th of November 2011
FUR11
T.R.O. – Breakin EP

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T.R.O. is on a ravey trip while KingThing gives a lesson in dubby bass music.

mastered by Shane “the Cutter” @ Finyltweek

Breakin

Breakin (KingThing Remix)

New Track

Blackmass Plastics – Rhodes 2 Ruin / Dead Inna Dis (FUR10)

furiosorecords — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 11:40:37 +0000

21st of September 2011
FUR10
Blackmass Plastics – Rhodes 2 Ruin / Dead Inna Dis

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New release by Blackmass Plastics with two tracks on the darker side of garage.

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Rhodes 2 Ruin

Dead Inna Dis

Furioso show with T.R.O. on Dubplates Radio

furiosorecords — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 11:58:26 +0000

Furioso show

with T.R.O.

Breaks, Garage, and more

Every Monday

8 – 10 pm (GMT)

on Dubplates Radio

http://www.dubplates.co.uk/chat/chat_room.htm

Nicolas Bourbaki – Functions Of One Real Variable / Topological Vector Spaces (FUR09) + FREE VST

furiosorecords — Mon, 02 May 2011 10:28:02 +0000

May 2011

FUR09
Nicolas Bourbaki – Functions Of One Real Variable / Topological Vector Spaces

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Nicolas Bourbaki takes us on a breakstep journey with ‘Functions Of One Real Variable’, while ‘Topological Vector Spaces’ combines dubstep with hard techno elements.

mastered by Shane “the Cutter” @ Finyltweek

Functions Of One Real Variable

Topological Vector Spaces

Review in Partysan magazine:

Special: Furioso stereo noiser (free VST plug-in)
This VST plug-in puts positive and negative values of the waveform on different channels. This causes a widening of the stereo panorama as well as additional noise due to the deformation of the signal. (Windows only)

Free download:
http://www.furioso-records.de/Furioso_stereo_noiser.zip

Blackmass Plastics – Lickshot / Blue Velvet (FUR08) + WIN A VINYL

furiosorecords — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 09:13:04 +0000

February 2011

FUR08
Blackmass Plastics – Lickshot / Blue Velvet

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After his amazing remix of Algebra last year Blackmass Plastics comes back with two original tunes. This is 2step on steroids with hard hitting beats and gritty gimmicks.

mastered by Shane “the Cutter” @ Finyltweek

Lickshot

Blue Velvet

Feedback:
Tanith (tanith.org): Powerful start into the new year so far and great as always, just what I expected from my favourite German bass music label. Will surely play out both tracks.
KingThing (Night Audio): Yes mate, another dose of classic bass action from Mr. Plastics. Blue Velvet was already a percy, but Lickshot is the one – that riff is too cheeky!
Dr. Schmidt (Maschinen Musik): Lickshot rocks pretty well. Tight beats and a strange anti-groove, that is danceable nonetheless. Blue Velvet is a nice 2stepper with a solid sliding bass. Something for small and dark clubs.
Joebot (Supatronix): This is a big big sound! Loving both of these too much!
DJ Ratling (dubplates.co.uk): Lickshot doing the biz on first listen, but Blue Velvet is pretty tasty, too.
John Grief (Definition:breaks): Good stuff here – definatley got a great feel to both tracks. Prefer Lickshot out of the 2 – the riffs and beats are a bit stronger and it has a badass roll to it.
DVNT (darkfloor.co.uk): Serious technoid skank.

Special: Win a vinyl!
For the attention of vinyl lovers! This time you may win an exclusively cut dubplate of FUR08. It is cut into PVC for best quality.

All you have to do is write an e-mail with the subject “Lickshot” to
info [at] furioso-records [dot] de

(Competition ends on the 27th of February 2011. Label artists and members of the promo pool are not allowed to take part.)

Pillpopper – Jewelry Box (Orig. & Threnody rmx) (FUR07) + WIN A T-SHIRT

furiosorecords — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 17:03:26 +0000

January 2011

FUR07
Pillpopper – Jewelry Box

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After some months hiatus Furioso comes back with “Jewelry Box” by Pillpopper (aka SYZ) on the housier side together with a bass driven remix by Threnody (UK Trends, Urban Graffiti).

mastered by Shane “the Cutter” @ Finyltweek

Pillpopper – Jewelry Box (Original)

Pillpopper – Jewelry Box (Threnody Remix)

Feedback:
ED 2000 (Dangerous Drums): Full support (radio, chart, club sets) – love both tracks.
Hanuman Tribe (Riot Riot): Cool vibes in the original! Deep and rollin. Good stuff!
Pale Penguin (V.I.M.): Really likin the original. Superb bassline housey stuff.
DJ Ratling (dubplates.co.uk): Wicked release both sides. Nodding towards Threndoy mix, def getting air time.

Special: Win a Furioso t-shirt!
Take your chance and win one of the t-shirts in the Furioso shop at Dizzyjam:
http://furioso.dizzyjam.com

All you have to do is write an e-mail with the subject ”Jewelry Box” to
info [at] furioso-records [dot] de

(Competition ends on the 30th of January 2011. Label artists and members of the promo pool are not allowed to take part.)

2011 teaser

furiosorecords — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 18:26:00 +0000

Nicolas Bourbaki – Recalculated EP (FUR06) + iKlax Files

furiosorecords — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 15:48:42 +0000

OUT NOW

FUR06
Nicolas Bourbaki – Recalculated EP

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Algebra (Blackmass Plastics Remix)

Blackmass Plastics, famous for his hard-edged breakstep sound with releases on Rag & Bone, Combat, and Digital Distortions to name a few, takes the elements of ‘Algebra’ and turns it into a nasty bouncing breaks remix.

Topology (Full Spektrum Remix)

Full Spektrum got steadily growing attention through the last year with his numerous releases on Urban Scrumping, Mata-Syn, UK Trends, and J-Tek Records. His remix of ‘Topology’ combines oldschool vibes with modern dubstep beats, switching to 4/4 and heavy breaks.

Feedback:
I.D.: The Blackmass Plastics remix sounds pretty heavy, loads of impact.
DJ Ratling: Big fan of Blackmass Plastics’ stuff anyhow, this another big tune from him. Like the Full Spektrum track as well. Another solid release from Furioso.
Dr. Schmidt: Blackmass Plastics remix is classy.
DVNT: Suffice to say full support for this from me. Defo dropping one or both on the radio.
DJ Phoneme: The Full Spektrum remix is very good, tight production, innovative sounds. Unfortunately not too dancefloor oriented. The Blackmass remix is great. The drop is brilliant, the tune is full of energy and moves minds and bodies.
DJ M2J: Many thanks for these, big up.

Special: Interactive iKlax files
Download three tracks by Nicolas Bourbaki as multi-track files to play around with:
Set Theory
Algebra
Topology
In order to play these files you need the free iKlax player. Download it HERE (WIN/MAC).

Full Spektrum

furiosorecords — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 13:12:57 +0000

South London based producer Full Spektrum began making music in 2003.
Having grown up with early jungle and hardcore, he moved into production as the equipment became more affordable and began learning production techniques making D&B alongside experimentation with other music styles.
Dubstep music provided him with the mixture of deep, dark vibes he loved from the early jungle days alongside a very broad experimental element to the music.
His sound, has since developed into a more individual style, fusing old skool breakbeats and funk loops, with deep, atmospheric soundscapes. A sound which is intricate and detailed to the listener at home but has the power and drive to destroy dancefloors across the country.
Full Spektrum’s beats have found their way into the hands of many DJ’s and producers including; Elemental, Noiz, Blackmass Plastics, Rob Booth, Urban Graffiti, Phaeleh and Threnody all of which continue to support his original sound.
2010 looks to be an even bigger year for this unique producer. With tunes current circulating on labels such as Urban Scrumping, Bankai, Mata-Syn and Uk Trends, with string of forthcoming tracks and high profile remixes planned for later this year. Full Spektrum is an artist to keep your eyes on.

http://www.myspace.com/fullspektrum100

T.R.O. – So What / Senator (FUR05) + Video

furiosorecords — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:45:36 +0000

3rd February 2010

FUR05
T.R.O. – So What / Senator

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So What

PREVIEW

This one has a catchy bass and a crunchy beat.

Senator

PREVIEW

This one has a catchy beat and a crunchy bass.

Feedback:

Adam Fogarty / Breakonomics: A throwback to a ravier time! Love the oldskool influences. Two superb tracks.

DJ Ratling: Hard to pick a favourite at the mo, but this is by far the best thing from Furioso so far.

Dr. Schmidt: Good one. Very oldskool. Like the pads….

DVNT: So What takes the lead I reckon. That vocal sample leading you in before smacking you down with the bass and beats!

Jack Stat: Best release so far. Great mix of oldskool vibes and bouny breaks. Will definitely play.

JoeBot: This is a seriously fat tune! Proper dance floor fodder!

Incinspicuous Villain: Booya!!! This is the tits folks! Really loving the the mid-90′s jungle vibe!!! proper dancefloor bizniz all the way!

Nterpol:

So What
Great atmospheric start that leads nicely to the kick and snare with clever use of amen break which for me is the definative glue that holds this track throughout. Great jump up bass and drop which will appeal to an audience across the board nicely broken with the amen beat. the unpredictability of this track re. zany switch to dubstep amongst others gives this track its originality.

Senator
Great old skool flavour, bringing a taste of the old with the new which most modern day raver loves to hear. great build up to the much awaited drop and when it arrives fails to dissapoint. with a tumping warm bass that would bellows across the dance floor with clever use of sample stabs clear to create dance floor destruction. a much worthy tool in my record bag which would be appreciated by a wide range of listeners.

Partysan (Neckar):

VIDEO: T.R.O. – So What

Skeletons, jungle animals, and dinosaurs – sounds like a big party! Watch the video of ‘So What’, made by Witch of the Volcano as the mysterious puppet master.

or watch on Youtube