Deathsucker Records

The DSC (Ed Cox & Stivs) of Life4Land fame return to Deathsucker Records for two dancefloor killers! On the A side legendary MC Demolition Man flexes his vocal chords for the klezmer-jungle infused “Fire RMX”. On the flip Alboroise’s “Herbalist” get’s The DSC treatment with kicking snares and thumping sub-bass. Cut in the UK and limited to 300 copies worldwide.

Available now at DSWAT.net!

Release/catalogue number: DSR37
Release date: Aug 1, 2011
DSR37 The DSC 12″ by Deathsucker Records

Deathsucker duo Stivs & Parasite tear it up @ The Black Swan for the Bristol Dub Club massive! Fresh dubs are laid down alongside old skool classics for 2 hours of dancefloor devastation. Stay tuned for a new DSC twelve inch on Deathsucker/Life4Land in June 2011 and if you make it to the Bangface weekender this weekend be sure to catch Stivs in full effect! You can download Parasite’s set here: http://soundcloud.com/parasitexxxx/bristol-dub-club

Stivs & Ed Cox (aka The DSC) are touring Europe with Freddy Frogs in November 2010. Be sure to tell your friends, family, furry beasts etc., and check out the Goatlab Radio show with The DSC for some of the latest ragga muffin jams!

Electro Gypsy Tour 2010 Dates:

OCT 23 – Bristol
NOV 05 – London
NOV 11 – Paris
NOV 12 – Lyon
NOV 13 – Marsseille
NOV 15 – Geneva
NOV 16 – Geneva
NOV 17 – Geneva
NOV 19 – Vienna
NOV 20 – Bratislava
NOV 22 – Prague

Check the Facebook page y’all: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=158860884131634

Have a taste:

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Artist(s): JungleFever & Stivs
Title: Money Money / Fat Ting
Cat#: BCR01/DSR35
Format: 7″
Released: October 2010

Tracklisting:

A. JungleFever & Stivs – Money Money

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AA. JungleFever & Stivs – Fat Ting

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Two of Europe’s finest Junglists JungleFever (Amen Warfare/Lickshot) and Stivs (Life4Land) combine forces to launch their new label Bomba Cut Recordings with a little help from Death$ucker Records. Both are veterans in the scene and bring their talents to the dancefloor with this collectable 7″ banger. Influenced by sound clash, dancehall and the DIY mentality of reggae sound systems, Bomba Cut Recordings focuses on releasing the best in tear out ragga-junglecore offering like-minded dj’s and selecta’s the necessary ammo for any sound clash.

Limited to 500 copies and cut in the UK for maximum sound system impact.

JungleFever & Stivs – Money Money / Fat Ting &” is available now from DSWAT.net or Discogs.com.

Death$ukcer artists will be making an appearance at this year’s Glade Festival on 17-19th July 2009. First up its record label boss Parasite in the Overkill Tent @ 4pm, followed swiftly by the mighty Stivs who will also be representing the Life4Land crew. On Saturday head to the Boomtown Fair stage @ 10pm for the debut Glade appearance of Monster Zoku Onsomb! who will be dropping tunes from their new 2LP “Earth Eaters“. They will have some copies of their new delux gatefold 2LP for sale, and if you ask them nicely they might even sign it for you! Tickets are selling fast!!!

Out Now!!! Available from DSWAT.net!

Two of Life4Land’s heavyweights Ed Cox & Stivs unite to bring us the hottest release of 2009 – The DSC EP!!! This is the debut release by the DSC (Dog Shit Crew if you must know) and features some absolute classic mash ups, including Busta Rhymes’ “Woo Hah!” and the mighty remix of Tanya Stephens’ “It’s A Pity”. Awesome production and catchy riddims throughout, not to mention plenty of bass!

“THE DOG SHIT CREW, THAT’S A RUGGED CREW!” said Mr. Key 2007, pretty much explains it, dog faeces. Born in the mean streets of Romsey town in the year of the dog 82 ,the crew whose soul existence revolves around dog shit have now got a début release on Death$ucker & Life4Land. The dog shit crew come out of the gutter and onto your turntable! Cut in the UK @ 45RPM for maximum dancefloor destruction!

Tracklisting:

Dubstep Disk:
A1. Praise Salassi

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A2. It’s A Pity RMX

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B1. Hail The King

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B2. Runaway Step

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Jungle Disk:
C1. Woohaa RMX

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C2. Jah Is Love

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D1. Out Stadies

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D2. What If

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FFI:

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http://www.myspace.com/thedogshitcrew

Limited advance copies of new Death$ucker releases available now @ http://www.DSWAT.net. Full releases coming end of March 2009!!!

DSR32 Monster Zoku Onsomb! – Earth Eaters 2LP

2009 sees the arrival of Monster Zoku Onsomb’s [MZO] third album Earth Eaters. Brisbane City’s most popular electronic act, return after their third European tour with another album that defies all genre boundaries, and continues their exploritive odyssey. At its core, Earth Eaters is a fun album drawing influences from 50′s rockabilly to underground dubstep and manages to fuse funk, dancehall and pop aethetics all into one. After two sold out albums in Australia, and two sold out 12″ releases on Death$ucker in the UK, MZO turn up the heat and deliver their most diverse, yet accessible collection of tunes to date. Songs such as the robopop title track “Earth Eaters”, the whistle friendly “Children Of The Atom”, and the straight up synth rock of “Suicide Sinewave” hark a new edge for MZO.

DSR33 The DSC (Ed Cox & Stivs) – The DSC EP 2×12″

Two of Life4Land’s heavyweights Ed Cox & Stivs unite to bring us the hottest release of 2009 – The DSC EP!!! This is the debut release by the DSC (Dog Shit Crew if you must know) and features some absolute classic mash ups, including Busta Rhymes’ “Woo Hah!” and the mighty remix of Tanya Stephens’ “It’s A Pity”. Awesome production and catchy riddims throughout, not to mention plenty of bass!