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Interplanetary Criminal & Killa P - Gangster Time
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Interplanetary Criminal & Main Phase - MC Tip
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Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work
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Interplanetary Criminal - Coming On Strong
Tracklisting:
A1 Interplanetary Criminal & Killa P - Gangster Time
A2 Interplanetary Criminal & Main Phase - MC Tip
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - Coming On Strong
Sales Note
Following his UK Chart Top Ten worthy collaboration earlier this year, we're thrilled to announce the next release from artist-of-the-moment, Interplanetary Criminal.
Coming On Strong marks IPC's fifth Time Is Now release, and sees him collaborate with two TIN family members. Whilst the first collaboration sees Killa P's inimitable flow animate a brooding dark garage beat, the second has fun and playfulness at its core. How could it not? IPC teams up with good pal Main Phase on raucous a number that takes its swung bassline from dubstep.
The following two tracks 'Beat Work' and 'Coming On Strong' are no more po-faced. The former boasts IPC's innovative prowess, the kind of track you'll have to hear it to believe it: expect metallic cowbells, a squelchy 4x4 pulse and skippy vocal chop, later bolstered by a rude warped bassline. The latter sees the suggestions of speed garage reach full form, proving what IPC does best: making rowdy bangers. More
A1 Interplanetary Criminal & Killa P - Gangster Time
A2 Interplanetary Criminal & Main Phase - MC Tip
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - Coming On Strong
Sales Note
Following his UK Chart Top Ten worthy collaboration earlier this year, we're thrilled to announce the next release from artist-of-the-moment, Interplanetary Criminal.
Coming On Strong marks IPC's fifth Time Is Now release, and sees him collaborate with two TIN family members. Whilst the first collaboration sees Killa P's inimitable flow animate a brooding dark garage beat, the second has fun and playfulness at its core. How could it not? IPC teams up with good pal Main Phase on raucous a number that takes its swung bassline from dubstep.
The following two tracks 'Beat Work' and 'Coming On Strong' are no more po-faced. The former boasts IPC's innovative prowess, the kind of track you'll have to hear it to believe it: expect metallic cowbells, a squelchy 4x4 pulse and skippy vocal chop, later bolstered by a rude warped bassline. The latter sees the suggestions of speed garage reach full form, proving what IPC does best: making rowdy bangers. More
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Interplanetary Criminal - In My Arms
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Interplanetary Criminal - Momofuku
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Interplanetary Criminal - Opulence
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Interplanetary Criminal - Let Loose
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Interplanetary Criminal - In My Arms" (Coco Bryce remix)
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Mancunian genre-bender Interplanetary Criminal comes back for more on Shall Not Fade sublabel Time Is Now; In My Arms EP makes his third full release on the imprint. This time round, he shares four carefree rave-influenced garage pieces topped off with a rolling drum and bass remix from breakbeat master Coco Bryce.
Much like his previous releases - spanning Time Is Now, Sneaker Social Club, Banoffee Pies and more - these tracks feel mildly tongue-in-cheek. The upbeat title track is skippy, summery garage that adds a twist of organ to add some playful flavour. "Momofuku" utilises cartoon-villain vocal samples for a similar effect, multilayered and crackling with ear candy but with a deep bass that builds through the rest of the record.
Into the B-side, "Opulence" focuses on this darker edge, echoing and growling with a sub bass that begs to be blasted through a towering sound system. "Let Loose" caps off the record in style, a rattling snare giving way to large house stabs that glimmer over swells of bass - a hands-in-the-air rave track.
Coco Bryce's reimagining of the title track sees it transformed into a deep and gritty drum and bass roller with a drop as powerful as a gunshot. More
Mancunian genre-bender Interplanetary Criminal comes back for more on Shall Not Fade sublabel Time Is Now; In My Arms EP makes his third full release on the imprint. This time round, he shares four carefree rave-influenced garage pieces topped off with a rolling drum and bass remix from breakbeat master Coco Bryce.
Much like his previous releases - spanning Time Is Now, Sneaker Social Club, Banoffee Pies and more - these tracks feel mildly tongue-in-cheek. The upbeat title track is skippy, summery garage that adds a twist of organ to add some playful flavour. "Momofuku" utilises cartoon-villain vocal samples for a similar effect, multilayered and crackling with ear candy but with a deep bass that builds through the rest of the record.
Into the B-side, "Opulence" focuses on this darker edge, echoing and growling with a sub bass that begs to be blasted through a towering sound system. "Let Loose" caps off the record in style, a rattling snare giving way to large house stabs that glimmer over swells of bass - a hands-in-the-air rave track.
Coco Bryce's reimagining of the title track sees it transformed into a deep and gritty drum and bass roller with a drop as powerful as a gunshot. More
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Interplanetary Criminal - Who On Da Mic
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Interplanetary Criminal - Supreme Level
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Interplanetary Criminal - Darkside
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Interplanetary Criminal - The Way
Tracklisting:
A1 Interplanetary Criminal - Who On Da Mic
A2 Interplanetary Criminal - Supreme Level
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - Darkside
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - The Way
Release Note:
Interplanetary Criminal returns to Time Is Now with four killer UKG cuts. More
A1 Interplanetary Criminal - Who On Da Mic
A2 Interplanetary Criminal - Supreme Level
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - Darkside
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - The Way
Release Note:
Interplanetary Criminal returns to Time Is Now with four killer UKG cuts. More
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Interplanetary Criminal - A1 Killah Kam
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Interplanetary Criminal - A2 Oh La La
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Interplanetary Criminal - B1 DTWYM
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Interplanetary Criminal - B2 Nobody
- 2022 repress -
Tracklisting:
A1 Interplanetary Criminal - Killah Kam
A2 Interplanetary Criminal - Oh La La
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - DTWYM
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - Nobody
Release Note:
Mysterious UK Garage imprint Time Is Now returns for its second outing, this time equipped with four club weapons from rising talent Interplanetary Criminal. More
Tracklisting:
A1 Interplanetary Criminal - Killah Kam
A2 Interplanetary Criminal - Oh La La
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - DTWYM
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - Nobody
Release Note:
Mysterious UK Garage imprint Time Is Now returns for its second outing, this time equipped with four club weapons from rising talent Interplanetary Criminal. More
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