Peverelist: Roll With The Punches / Die Brucke Vinyl 12"
Evergreen soundsystem punisher from Punch Drunk & Livity Sound boss Peverelist! āRoll With The Punchesā meets all my requirements for a perfect dubstep tune: sinister Far East-inspired melody, pitched square lead, sub, crunchy drums, and most importantly, dread - but not in a cartoonish, trustafarian, reggae-sampling kind of way. This might be the one dubstep track we shoot into outer space to show future civilizations what the sound was really like before festival DJs ruined it. Itās been versioned a thousand times, ingeniously by James Blake but also by Kowton, Majid Jordan and even a leaked version by DRAKE for fuckās sake (do I betray myĀ reverenceĀ for the tuneĀ if I say I sincerely hope the DrizzyĀ version comes out some day?). B-side sleeper āDie BrĆ¼ckeā is, somehow, almost better than the A-side; an 808-heavy slice of techno-infused bass music (lowercase please), dry-rubbed with that signature dubwise Bristol grit, predating Blawan, Pangaea, and all the finest Trilogy Tapes wares by at least a half-decade. This gets repressed fairly often but never hangs around for very long, so be swift. Recommended.
- black 12" vinyl pressing
- plays at 45 RPM
- original release year: 2007
- music label: Punch Drunk 2025
reviewed byĀ tom violence 01/2019
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Peverelist: Roll With The Punches / Die Brucke Vinyl 12"
Evergreen soundsystem punisher from Punch Drunk & Livity Sound boss Peverelist! āRoll With The Punchesā meets all my requirements for a perfect dubstep tune: sinister Far East-inspired melody, pitched square lead, sub, crunchy drums, and most importantly, dread - but not in a cartoonish, trustafarian, reggae-sampling kind of way. This might be the one dubstep track we shoot into outer space to show future civilizations what the sound was really like before festival DJs ruined it. Itās been versioned a thousand times, ingeniously by James Blake but also by Kowton, Majid Jordan and even a leaked version by DRAKE for fuckās sake (do I betray myĀ reverenceĀ for the tuneĀ if I say I sincerely hope the DrizzyĀ version comes out some day?). B-side sleeper āDie BrĆ¼ckeā is, somehow, almost better than the A-side; an 808-heavy slice of techno-infused bass music (lowercase please), dry-rubbed with that signature dubwise Bristol grit, predating Blawan, Pangaea, and all the finest Trilogy Tapes wares by at least a half-decade. This gets repressed fairly often but never hangs around for very long, so be swift. Recommended.
- black 12" vinyl pressing
- plays at 45 RPM
- original release year: 2007
- music label: Punch Drunk 2025
reviewed byĀ tom violence 01/2019
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Evergreen soundsystem punisher from Punch Drunk & Livity Sound boss Peverelist! āRoll With The Punchesā meets all my requirements for a perfect dubstep tune: sinister Far East-inspired melody, pitched square lead, sub, crunchy drums, and most importantly, dread - but not in a cartoonish, trustafarian, reggae-sampling kind of way. This might be the one dubstep track we shoot into outer space to show future civilizations what the sound was really like before festival DJs ruined it. Itās been versioned a thousand times, ingeniously by James Blake but also by Kowton, Majid Jordan and even a leaked version by DRAKE for fuckās sake (do I betray myĀ reverenceĀ for the tuneĀ if I say I sincerely hope the DrizzyĀ version comes out some day?). B-side sleeper āDie BrĆ¼ckeā is, somehow, almost better than the A-side; an 808-heavy slice of techno-infused bass music (lowercase please), dry-rubbed with that signature dubwise Bristol grit, predating Blawan, Pangaea, and all the finest Trilogy Tapes wares by at least a half-decade. This gets repressed fairly often but never hangs around for very long, so be swift. Recommended.
- black 12" vinyl pressing
- plays at 45 RPM
- original release year: 2007
- music label: Punch Drunk 2025
