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Enduser - Bollywood Breaks

Recommended by us on 30th November 2006

Bollywood Breaks by Enduser

5...according to our on Thu 30 Nov, 2006.

Just in from noisy bastard German label Ad Noisedam is the new Enduser E.P., 'Bollywood Breaks'. Having done the ragga jungle breakcore thang to death, this talented US beat mangler unleashes some fierce, yet understated drum 'n' bass shades underlaid with spine tingling eastern samples taken from those colourful movies ITV used to show at 4 in the morning when I was a kid. Because the samples are as beautiful as they are, the music in turn is less headache inducing than usual, so for this pair of sensitive 32 year old ears, It comes as a most welcome relief! The mixes on side 2 from Line 47, Mad E.P. & Larvae are all superb too! Splendid stuff!

The 12" version of "Bollywood Breaks" (adn41) was released in October 2004.
The CD version (adn41cd), released in October 2005, contains the same audio track as well as a video for "More Distant Than You Think", directed by Larvae.

While Lynn Standafer’s recent output might have had their roots in his current home of Cincinnati or in some back alley of Kingston, Jamaica, it is on the heights of the Himalaya and in the most glamour Hindi temple that we find him this time.

Never giving up to make the audience dance, Enduser aim this time at the belly rather than the feet, and invite his fans to an intercultural wedding. While the groom is the same noisy, loud bad boy, the bride is coming from the higher ranks of society and wears henna.

“Bollywood breaks” is Enduser’s homage to the bhangra music of the Hindi film industry, whose singing is here mixed with his infectious breaks and distorted beats for maximum efficiency. Drawing from two styles of music that could hardly be any more different, weren’t it for their raw dance appeal, Standafer comes here with some of the catchiest and seductive tunes you will hear till your next reincarnation.

Added to the flavour is extra curry by Larvae (who have played live on several occasions with Enduser) and the break wiz-kid Mad e.p., as well as by Line47, the other founder of Enduser’s Sonicterror label.

Enduser and Ad Noiseam are glad to invite you to a breakcore party at the Taj Mahal. Now sing and dance.

Tracklist (CD / 12"):
1 / A1. Not so distant drums
2 / A2. No wisdom
3 / A3. Not here
4 / B1. Mad e.p. remix: Return of the kourma lover
5 / B2. Larvae remix: More distant than you think
6 / B3. Line47 remix: Vishnu's eastern block

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