 cloudspeakers - 22.12.2010  Watch out, there’s a gremlin in your stereo. No silly, not a cheeky psychopathic monster from Joe Dante’s ace eighties movie… AU is talking about Terr...
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Jeremy Bye - 04.12.2010  If dubstep producers have been making steady progress towards the mainstream, first through the critical acclaim of Burial and then through the chart ...
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| Rory Gibb - 08.11.2010 Grime is in great shape at the moment, with the likes of Swindle, SRC, Becoming Real and a reanimated Terror Danjah all producing tracks that push the...
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| ClashMusic - 01.11.2010 The lasting argument of whether grime can stand up for itself in instrumental form only should be put to bed by one of the scene’s godfathers. Yet ban...
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| Andrew Ryce - 01.11.2010 Terror Danjah's Undeniable has been a long time coming. Technically, it's the grime godfather's debut album, and it only arrives, what, ten or so year...
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| Kev Kharas - 29.10.2010 For its best producers, grime was always more than just a backing track for angry throats to lock barked bars into. With the rise of Bristol’s ‘purple...
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| Bernardo Rondeau - 26.10.2010 Terror Danjah knows how to impress. New to the rarefied ranks of dubstep bastion Hyperdub, he immediately renders his label mates shrinking violets by...
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| Louis Pattison - 25.10.2010 The passage of time can have an editing effect on the parameters of a musical genre, making for a cleaner history but whitewashing some of the detail ...
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