Om Unit cracks the glass on Goldie's DAT archive to present 'Inversion', his stunning follow-up to debut album 'Threads'. It's a Metalheadz album from nose to tail, chasing echoes of the label's past to reflect their present position, repping for new mutations of jungle, halfstep D&B and footwork with a timeless, atmospheric soul. There's gotta be few producers that Goldie would allow into his DAT and samples archive - we're imagining a massive oak chest embossed with lions and a Metalheadz logo - but Om Unit is clearly one of them and coolly lives up to the task, combinging his own sounds with Goldie's signature strings, armour-plated breakbeats and sumptuous synth pads without losing that crucial balance of violence and romance, sci-fi imagineering and hi-tech savagery. For evidence, peep the dread torque of 'War' featuring Jehst and a killer monologue (need an ID), immerse yourself in the heart-rushing ambient interlude 'Layers', and bruk the fxxk out with 'Parallel', then obey your instincts. Easy now.
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Om Unit cracks the glass on Goldie's DAT archive to present 'Inversion', his stunning follow-up to debut album 'Threads'. It's a Metalheadz album from nose to tail, chasing echoes of the label's past to reflect their present position, repping for new mutations of jungle, halfstep D&B and footwork with a timeless, atmospheric soul. There's gotta be few producers that Goldie would allow into his DAT and samples archive - we're imagining a massive oak chest embossed with lions and a Metalheadz logo - but Om Unit is clearly one of them and coolly lives up to the task, combinging his own sounds with Goldie's signature strings, armour-plated breakbeats and sumptuous synth pads without losing that crucial balance of violence and romance, sci-fi imagineering and hi-tech savagery. For evidence, peep the dread torque of 'War' featuring Jehst and a killer monologue (need an ID), immerse yourself in the heart-rushing ambient interlude 'Layers', and bruk the fxxk out with 'Parallel', then obey your instincts. Easy now.
Om Unit cracks the glass on Goldie's DAT archive to present 'Inversion', his stunning follow-up to debut album 'Threads'. It's a Metalheadz album from nose to tail, chasing echoes of the label's past to reflect their present position, repping for new mutations of jungle, halfstep D&B and footwork with a timeless, atmospheric soul. There's gotta be few producers that Goldie would allow into his DAT and samples archive - we're imagining a massive oak chest embossed with lions and a Metalheadz logo - but Om Unit is clearly one of them and coolly lives up to the task, combinging his own sounds with Goldie's signature strings, armour-plated breakbeats and sumptuous synth pads without losing that crucial balance of violence and romance, sci-fi imagineering and hi-tech savagery. For evidence, peep the dread torque of 'War' featuring Jehst and a killer monologue (need an ID), immerse yourself in the heart-rushing ambient interlude 'Layers', and bruk the fxxk out with 'Parallel', then obey your instincts. Easy now.
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Om Unit cracks the glass on Goldie's DAT archive to present 'Inversion', his stunning follow-up to debut album 'Threads'. It's a Metalheadz album from nose to tail, chasing echoes of the label's past to reflect their present position, repping for new mutations of jungle, halfstep D&B and footwork with a timeless, atmospheric soul. There's gotta be few producers that Goldie would allow into his DAT and samples archive - we're imagining a massive oak chest embossed with lions and a Metalheadz logo - but Om Unit is clearly one of them and coolly lives up to the task, combinging his own sounds with Goldie's signature strings, armour-plated breakbeats and sumptuous synth pads without losing that crucial balance of violence and romance, sci-fi imagineering and hi-tech savagery. For evidence, peep the dread torque of 'War' featuring Jehst and a killer monologue (need an ID), immerse yourself in the heart-rushing ambient interlude 'Layers', and bruk the fxxk out with 'Parallel', then obey your instincts. Easy now.