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31 August, 2010 | 5.57AM

Written by: Caleb Rakes
Filed under: Music News: breakbeat kaos, dj fresh, drum & bass

DJ Fresh’s long overdue comeback album is one of the most anticipated drum & bass albums of 2010.

Having taunted us with singles from the longplayer over the past two years, including ‘Gold Dust’ and ‘Hypercaine’, Fresh’s return to the scene after an extended absence is a chance to reclaim his title as one of the best producers on the scene.

Having come full force after resurrecting his career post-Bad Company, Fresh (aka Dan Stein) went on to set up the infamous Breakbeat Kaos imprint and became heavily involved in introducing Pendulum to the world. His 2006 debut album, ‘Escape from Planet Monday’, gathered serious critical acclaim on the back of tracks like ‘The Pink Panther’, ‘All That Jazz’, and ‘Submarines’.

Fresh takes the time out to take us through the records that have causing epic rewinds and burning holes on the decks throughout his gigs, keep reading to find out more.

DJ Fresh & Sigma, ‘Cylon’ [Breakbeat Kaos]

Coming out on the forthcoming ‘Lassitude’ single. A big highlight of my sets at the moment, one of those tracks that seems to mix with anything. You’ll recognise the filthy mentasm in the intro.

DJ Fresh ‘Acid Rain’ [Breakbeat Kaos]”>DJ Fresh, ‘Acid Rain’ [Breakbeat Kaos]

A high energy track off my album ‘Kryptonite’. DJ Hype has been finishing his sets with this for a while. Slightly in the vein of the older Bad Company sound.

Get these tracks on Beatport.com

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DJ Fresh’s long overdue comeback album is one of the most anticipated drum & bass albums of 2010.

Having taunted us with singles from the longplayer over the past two years, including ‘Gold Dust’ and ‘Hypercaine’, Fresh’s return to the scene after an extended absence is a chance to reclaim his title as one of the best producers on the scene.

Having come full force after resurrecting his career post-Bad Company, Fresh (aka Dan Stein) went on to set up the infamous Breakbeat Kaos imprint and became heavily involved in introducing Pendulum to the world. His 2006 debut album, ‘Escape from Planet Monday’, gathered serious critical acclaim on the back of tracks like ‘The Pink Panther’, ‘All That Jazz’, and ‘Submarines’.

Fresh takes the time out to take us through the records that have causing epic rewinds and burning holes on the decks throughout his gigs, keep reading to find out more.

DJ Fresh’s long overdue comeback album is one of the most anticipated drum & bass albums of 2010.

Having taunted us with singles from the longplayer over the past two years, including ‘Gold Dust’ and ‘Hypercaine’, Fresh’s return to the scene after an extended absence is a chance to reclaim his title as one of the best producers on the scene.

Having come full force after resurrecting his career post-Bad Company, Fresh (aka Dan Stein) went on to set up the infamous Breakbeat Kaos imprint and became heavily involved in introducing Pendulum to the world. His 2006 debut album, ‘Escape from Planet Monday’, gathered serious critical acclaim on the back of tracks like ‘The Pink Panther’, ‘All That Jazz’, and ‘Submarines’.

Fresh takes the time out to take us through the records that have causing epic rewinds and burning holes on the decks throughout his gigs, keep reading to find out more.


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