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artist : dom + rolando
album : can't punish me (vinyl)
year : 2000
genre : drum & bass
label : moving shadow (shadow144)
website : www.movingshadow.com
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supplier : karmacoma
ripper : karmacoma
rls-date : 15/05/00
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01 can't punish me
02 sky spirits
2 tracks (14:16)
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Misleadingly plural, Dom & Roland is actually the one-man attack of
Dominic Angus, whose slim but steady stream of EPs released through
noted drum'n'bass imprints Moving Shadow, Suburban Base, and Doc
Scott's 31 Records have represented the harder, darker, more
experimental edge of dancefloor-oriented hardstep. Signed by Moving
Shadow to a nonexclusive contract in early 1996, Dom's initial
singles deviated sharply from the brighter, more melodic thrust of
much of the label's back catalog. But Angus' commitment to pushing
the hardstep envelope while still pushing bassbins has also meant
his tracks have gotten high play among critics as well as DJs,
leading to a two-album commitment from the label. A resident of
London's Shepherd's Bush, Dom's early connection to the drum'n'bass
scene was through friend and early mentor Ed Rush; Dom's launch into
production came via Rush collaborator and No U-Turn founder Nick
Sykes (aka Nico), to whom Dom payed a nominal fee for studio time
and a quick co-write. From there, Dom took classes in studio
engineering and production while meeting ends as a restaurant
manager. His first proper tracks were released under the name
Current Affairs (a collaboration with Brian Ferrier), and his first
single under his own name was the grueling "Dynamics"/"The Planets,"
released in the early months of 1996. By the end of that year, Angus
had racked up four singles and a handful of compilation tracks and
remixes (most notably for Flytronix and the Art of Noise's
drum'n'bass remix album). Most of his tracks -- particularly
"Planets" and both sides of the "Mechanics" twelve -- were rinsed so
heavily due to the sudden upsurge in darkside hardstep (capped by an
uncredited co-write with Ed Rush, Trace, and Nico on one of the
year's biggest tunes, "Mad Different Methods"), his profile rose
dramatically, leading to remix work for Graham Sutton's Boymerang
project and a track on Moving Shadow's 100th 12-inch release next to
Goldie and Rob Playford. An album is expected in 1997.
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