Easter has come early because we are giving you this delicious milk chocolate egg filled with garage, good dubstep and grime, which has been mixed together in a big, plastic bowl-shaped computer programme by Sheffield-based DJ/producer extraordinaire Grievous Angel.
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There’s nothing we like better when chillaxing on a Tuesday afternoon with a cup of peppermint tea and a packed lunch box of cucumber sandwiches than listening to some brand new grime. It’s for this reason that we asked Rinse FM’s Elijah & Skilliam to put together a 30-minute mix of recent and forthcoming grime tracks for us today. They kindly obliged and below is the result. Enjoy.
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We’ve had a pretty excellent run of mini mixes so far, if we do say so ourselves. It was looking unlikely that anyone would be able to top Jackmaster’s recent mix, but we think Smutlee has managed it with this 30-minute masterpiece. It features dancehall, juke re-edits, funky, grime, funky re-edits of classic grime and a forgotten breakbeat garage gem.
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If 2008 will be remembered for anything, it will go down as the year that faceless enigmas like Burial, Neckface and Banksy have been outed. You can now add my name to that list because my identity has just been revealed by Tinchy Stryder.
You realize when you say “I hate hipsters” and “fucking pretty boys” you’re really saying, “These guys are hip and pretty,” right?
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Then again, things could just as easily swing toward teenwolf Debbie Gibson leading into light Joan Miro rockabilly as it gets later. All depends on the winds.
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