Don’t You Know / Shock Resistance

Don’t You Know / Shock Resistance

Shock One [Viper Recordings]

27 November, 2007 | 9.38AM

• Written by: The Last Real DJ Alive
• Filed under: Music Recommendations: shock one, viper recordings

The hi-octane Viper Recordings label turns around two very ravey tracks for your dancing pleasure.

‘Don’t You Know’ featuring Elisha King is a full-energy, upbeat rave song, containing the new vogue of D&B beats as inspired by Pendulum.

It’s based around Elisha King’s excellent, well sung vocal but the main meat of it comes from the bassline, which is played in a very catchy manner and buzzes incessantly beneath the weighty beats.

To the tech-nuts out there it sounds like a nice sawtooth / sine wave combo with a medium-to-small release time, which, in combination with the airy, liquid synths hovering above it adds up to a very powerful tune which can either hurt the dance floor or soothe your ears, depending on your agenda.

‘Shock Resistance’ continues the rave-theme, but this time Shock One goes all out to fuck the dance floor like a whore on heat, rather than provide you with even the slightest chance soothing your ears.

So – assuming you’ve just visited the crack house – this will be right up your street.

It’s basically a Pendulum-style track – and that’s that!

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