--
Login
|
Logout
| User:
Not Signed In
| Email | Cart | Items
Home |
Magazine
| Photography |
Discussion
| Buy | Sell |
My Account
| About
www.pennyblackmusic.co.uk
Band:
Kode9
Label:
Hyperdub Records
Title:
The Jackpot
Tweet
Review (1)
Release Details
Add Release
Releases (1)
Articles (0)
Cover Art (1)
Versions (0)
Edit Release
Releases List (1)
Reviews (1)
Pictures (0)
Summary (0)
Related (0)
Jukebox (1)
List All (1)
Band:
Kode9
Title:
The Jackpot
Reviewed By:
Maarten Schiethart
Date Published:
14/02/2021
Label:
Hyperdub Records
Format:
CD
Release Year:
Label
Lookup:
With Daddi Gee, Kode9 recorded the John Peel favourite 'Sign of the Dub' on a ten inch released in early 2004 when Peel's Radio 1 Show counted as the best loved one with the Under 18 radio audience, in spite of its late evening broadcast schedule. Moving from his native Glasgow, Kode9 was about to settle in London at the time to found the Hyperdub label. 'The Jackpot' is the first proper Kode9 release in five years and since his 'Nothing' album. Licensed in Japan a year ago, Kode9 put out an EP with computer game tunes remixes and the speed of sound delivered on that package resonates on 'The Jackpot'.
Ballroom mayhem with a deep and heavy dubstep bassline clashes on 'The Jackpot' with techno-like euphoria as if there's no time to lose. Including prog rock organ touches, 'The Jackpot' dwells in velocity. It's certainly not played at the wrong speed and it works well, but it sounds as if two different layers have been sequenced. It is if the organ player is out of breath trying to catch up with the bass.
The bass on the flipside 'Rona City Blues' sounds even deeper, yet with fewer twists and less ideas it offers little more than an obligatory exercise. Let's not despair as for now, it's only a digital release and with the help of Kode9's compatriots I keenly await new dimensions to these two tracks on vinyl.
Track Listing:
01) The Jackpot
02) Rona City Blues
First
Previous
Next
Last
Commenting On: The Jackpot by Kode9
Header
Comment:
Your Name
Your Location
ie London, England
tick box before submitting comment
First
Previous
Next
Last
Related Bands
(edit)
Related Labels
Hyperdub Records
Review Header
Energetic new digital only single from Scottish dubstep pioneer Kode9
Articles A-Z
View All
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
The Jackpot - CD
Energetic new digital only single from Scottish dubstep pioneer Kode9
First
Previous
Next
Reviews A-Z
View All
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Top Articles (Current Magazine)
Stephen McLaren 'Put Me On The Television' Video Premiere
Hector Gannet Live at Polestar Studios
Jeremy Thoms Interview
In Dreams Begin Responsibilities #2
Nicky Crewe A Life in Music
Steve Hackett Interview
McCookerybook and Rotifer Interview Part 2
Philip Parfitt Interview Part 1
U2 Raging Pages
Paul Brett Interview
Top Reviews (Current Magazine)
Rats on Rafts Excerpts from Chapter 3: The Mind Runs a Net of Rabbit Paths CD (Nonplace)
Lost Doves Set Your Sights Towards the Sun CD (Green Tea Productions )
Still Corners The Last Exit CD (Wrecking Light Records )
Gary Lucas The Essential Gary Lucas CD X2 (KFR )
Telescopes Songs of Love and Revolution CD (Tapete Records)
Barry Gibb Greenfields CD (Universal Music)
RVDS Moods and Dances 2021 CD (Bureau B)
McKenzie FIX Pandora's Box CD (Crystal Seven Records )
Celeste Not Your Muse CD (Polydor)
Arlo Parks Collapsed in Sunbeams CD (Transgressive Records)