Rufige Kru Malice In Wonderland Rar Download

Rufige Kru - Malice In Wonderland METH008CDD. DOWNLOAD 13 tracks. Goldie presents Rufige Kru - Malice In Wonderland 10:51: MP3 Track £0.75: FLAC Track £0.

Standout album of Metalheadz. Too many beard stratchers out there listening to dnb only in their bedrooms and sleeping on some of the best works that were out there destroying nights.

When this album hit, everyone was poppin selections in sets. Vanilla, Shutting you Down, Infamous, Special Request, Digital Warrior, Lettin you go, Monkey boy all stone cold Rufige Classics. Heist and Goldie produced a seminal piece of Metalheadz history.

Lack of comments sums up alot of peoples inability to pull their thumbs out of the 90's a-hole and into a great era of Headz. Goldie returns as Rufige Kru & produces a album with a nice sense of shelf life to it. This is an excellent album and sounds like late 90's drum & bass. Overall the album has got a dark sound to it with nice industrial basslines & breaks. The title track for me is one of the best of 2007 with epic & uplifting soundscapes, a half tempo break & a sensational drop halfway into the tune. This is a must have if you like Metalheadz or drum & bass where a bit of thought has gone into the production as a whole.

Review: Back to 93! Two of jungle drum & bass's most foundational tunes get a '17 remaster boost to ensure they stand up against today's muscular production standards. 'VIP Drumz' opens with the iconic twisted detuned rising sound that perfectly captures the hair-raising hardcore transition of the time while the wily drum switches still do the business to this day. Goldie's 'Ghosts Of My Life' enjoys a similar re-beef to ensure every pranged out sonic surprise remains just as vital as it was 23 years ago.

Review: FACT: Being knighted with an MBE doesn't affect your gully abilities. Case in point: Goldie's return to his original Rufige Kru guise. First up, SCAR shake up his 1992 classic 'Dark Rider'. Kak sdelatj 3 h kolesnij velosiped dlya vzroslih. Maintaining the deep bass plunges, twisted paranoid feels and staccato detuned riff while polishing the production and rebuilding the drums, it's a near-on perfect example of remix craft.

Then comes the VIP: 2000's 'Beachdrifta' gets the future treatment. All the beauty and bliss of the intro are present but now come with added raw soul as Cleveland Watkiss adds his haunted cries and that drop gets a turbo charged sheen into pure back-hunched drama.