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Deconstructed Live: Hidden Agenda (Metalheadz/Zest/Creative Source) DJ Set
Posted on January 7, 2010 | No CommentsDeconstructed Live #31, recorded in 2002, featured Hidden Agenda.
Allmedia: Total Science
Posted on September 2, 2007 | No CommentsFirst published by Allmedia. Paul Smith and Jason Greenhalgh are two of the most prolific producers within the drum & bass movement, recording for a plethora of different labels under a range of monikers. The pair first met in 1987, both living on Blackbird Leys...Wax: Photek
Posted on May 25, 2000 | No CommentsFour years after the release of ‘Modus Operandi’ and Rupert Parkes, better known as Photek, is back with a second album. Perhaps surprisingly, other than in its clinical production and space age atmospheres ‘Solaris’ bears little relation to the skeletal beats and stripped down atmospherics...Hidden Agenda
Posted on April 5, 1998 | No CommentsFirst published in Wax magazine, 1998. Newcastle’s finest, brothers Jason and Mark Goodings emerged from the shadows in 1994 with the stunning “Is It Love” for the Metalheadz label. Sourcing rare groove for the samples and Neptune for the inspiration, over the last four years...