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Here Come The Drums Podcast

by GFT

Classic jungle drum and bass in your face! www.herecomethedrums.com

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  1. Ruff Quality Recordings

    In the late 90s drum & bass music was completely new to me. I’d skipped almost all of the jungle era, having much more likely to have been wearing an unwashed Kurt Cobain t-shirt at that time. Grouchily. So 90s. When I did finally catch the bug, my favourite thing to do was to go crate […] Here...

  2. Red Light

    In and around 1994 the jungle scene was changing. Even though the sound had never been more popular there was internal division as to how the sound should be progressed. In one camp sat those who believed that the way forward was to eschew the trappings of hardcore rave tunes, stop the reliance…

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  3. DnB classics mix from 2003

    Yo. Happy fricken 2016, peeps! This is one of those rare “not a label mix” posts as a belated holiday season gift for you all. The last one I did was waaay back in 2014. This month’s mix is a personal favourite of mine – a set I did live, like, for real, in 2003 in a […] Here Come The Drums…

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  4. Cybotron Records

    Sup, G here. Apologies for the delay. Life gets in the way sometimes. This is the first Dillinja post on this blog. I feel slightly ashamed about that as Dillinja is undoubtedly up there with the greatest of all time jungle producers – possibly THE greatest. But I let others decide on that. Stab…

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  5. Legend Records

    GFT here. This is a big post for me. Legend Records is my number one favourite jungle label of all time, so it is a somewhat daunting task to do justice to it. And so the mix has proven! It took me literally months of effort, chipping away at it week after week. Is this how […] Here Come The…

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  6. Philly Blunt Records

    GFT here. I’ve been spending a ton of time in Bristol lately, so I thought why not mine the rich history of the Bristol dnb scene for a post on the blog. Bristol has been a thriving hub for jungle/drum and bass music since the early 90s when artists like Roni Size, Krust, Suv and Die […] Here…

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  7. Straight From The Bedroom

    Noise Factory, as any junglist worth their natty dreads will recognise, was one of the most influential production teams in the scene back in the early ’90s. Formed of James Stephens, Kevin Mulqueen, and Terry Tee, Noise Factory released early tunes on Paul Ibiza’s Ibiza label before branching…

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  8. Planet Earth Records

    Planet Earth Records was Lemon D’s label before he moved to Metalheadz in 1994. The producer of numerous scene classics such as Manhattan Melody, Going Gets Tuff, This is LA, and Fade 2 Black, these days Lemon D is probably best known for his later dnb/jungle work with Dillinja, and all of the...

  9. Face Records

    Whatsup geez. This month we mix up all of the vinyls ever released on another one of my all time favourite old skool jungle labels, Face Records. In semi-related news this month I happened to check out Andy C play another one of his increasingly regular 6 hour sets, this time at Brixton Academy...

  10. DnB Classics mix for 2014

    So after 4 months of no decks I finally have everything unpacked again after the house move, and as everyone with a lot of shit knows, moving can be a bitch. But we’re all sorted now and ready to make up lost time. As a consolation/apology for the unexpected gap, I’ve made a mix of all of the […]...

  11. Ram Records (the sheep years)

    GFT here. This blog is about 6 months old. To celebrate, I’m breaking the rules. Throw the boat out! Labels with a loooong release history are always going to be difficult for me to do, and as Ram is now coming up on 200-ish releases, that would have resulted in an unmanageably long mix… a […]…

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  12. Future Vinyl

    It’s me, it’s me… GFT, and I’m only slightly late. In semi-relevant news this month I went down to Fire here in London to check the Metalheadz History Sessions party and it was absolutely amazing. Trepidation about the event being oversold leading to potential overcrowding proved to be unfounded,...

  13. Soapbar

    Hi peeps! Happy new year from me, GFT. Firstly, apologies for being late as I know I’m trying to get these posts out monthly, but honestly they are a lot of work, especially this one – it’s an epic. To make matters worse I lost a bunch of records on the London Underground and it […] Here Come The...

  14. Dark Horse Records

    GFT here. Serious ’93 darkside business this month from Dark Horse Records. Dark Horse is somewhat of a legendary label for me. When I started collecting oldschool hardcore tunes it was one of the very first labels I set my sights on – I’m not sure why… maybe I liked the logo. The first release…

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  15. Gyroscope Records

    GFT here. Another post, another mix. The first record I had on Gyroscope was the classic ‘Defender – Feel It’, but it took me a while before I felt the urge to explore the rest of the catalogue. ‘Feel It’ is such a classic it overshadows almost everything else on the label, but make no […] Here...

  16. Boombastic Plastic

    It’s me, it’s me… it’s GFT. I first came across this label via represses I picked up at my local record store in the early/mid 2000s. Being a pure DnB DJ at the time, the 12″s sat gathering dust for a few years before my focus shifted, but once I really listened to the tunes […] Here Come The…

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