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Contents.History Paul Rose founded the label, where he released material by, and alongside his own music.In 2007, Scuba decided to move to Berlin. He cited the reasons for it as wanting to leave London while he 'just started to make a living from making music and the position I was in musically was one that I wasn't particularly enjoying'. He had performed a number of shows in Berlin before and maintained that he 'wanted to get away from London and nowhere in the UK would have fitted'. Berlin became his choice of residence partly as his friend Jaime Teasdale from had moved there.Paul Rose forged close links with the nightclub, where he began the Sub:Stance night in 2008 together with promoter Paul Fowler. He released an accompanying compilation album in 2010.

Scuba has also curated an album in the series. Discography Albums. A Mutual Antipathy (, 2008). Triangulation (Hotflush, 2010). Personality (Hotflush, 2012). Claustrophobia (Hotflush, 2015). Substance in Retrograde (2018)EPs.

Adrenalin EP (Hotflush, 2011). Phenix1 EP (Hotflush, 2014)Compilation albums. Update (Hotflush, 2013)DJ mix albums. Sub:Stance (, 2010). DJ-KiCKS (, 2011).

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Label /!K7K7291DTMReleased /October 2011Style /Dubstep, Techno, UK Bass, HouseIt's one thing for a mix CD to put across a sense that the listener is in expert hands. There's not a second you're unaware of it during Scuba's volume of DJ-Kicks—the Berghain regular tasked himself with delivering something akin to his final set of the night at the Berlin club, which typically runs over three hours, and it's easy to hear that he's condensed a long set's progression into a CD's length. But it's another to give the impression that you're having a really good time putting all those records together, and in that sense Scuba's DJ-Kicks succeeds handsomely as well. We can imagine these 32 tracks stretched out in three hours, and we can enjoy the way they squeeze into 76 minutes equally well.Somehow, this doesn't seem commonplace, especially given the recent spate of podcast and web-available 'flurry-mixes,' which put so many tracks into such tight little spaces that it becomes a kind of can-you-top-this frenzy. Scuba doesn't seem like he's in a particular hurry; he keeps things moving for sure, but he creates a flowing line rather than a blip-fest, even as his selections vary widely in tone, attack and flavor.Still, there's a thread of unease in my enjoyment. Whatever the varied lineages of the tracks on offer here, their beats line up so seamlessly that those differences seem like matters of small degree, rather than the enjoyable clashes that have been so attractive about much of the last few years of dubstep-related DJs' genre-mixing. It's there right at the top: After some leadoff atmosphere from Sigha, Surgeon's 'The Power of Doubt' creeps up, its slow-building intensity offset just right by the limpid synth and insistent subs of 'For Tonight,' by D-Bridge.

It's the next step after the SCB 12-inch on Aus and the Back & 4th comp—the point where excitement gives way to neatness.There are neat percussive touches on some of these tracks: the clanks running under Peverlist's 'Sun Dance,' the reverse-run kick drum in the breakdown of Addison Groove's purple-synth-dancehall 'An We Drop,' the yelping syn-tom of Jon Convex's 'Streetwalk.' But the dark intensity of last year's Sub: Stance mix has lightened considerably here—the neat segue of 'Streetwalk' into the bubbly, electro-lined 'Don't Walk Away with My Love,' by Mr. Beatnick, tells the tale.

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Even Sex Worker's semi-ghostly cover of Corona's 'Rhythm of the Night'—the mix's selection from L.A.' S Not Not Fun—seems less spectral here.

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(Especially against Corona's original, which I love.) I hope Scuba doesn't get too maximalist, but he wages a good argument for being one here.Tracklist /01. Sigha - HF029B202. Surgeon - The Power of Doubt03.

DBridge - For Tonight04. Badawi - Lost Highway (Incyde Remix)05. Peverelist - Sun Dance06. Until Silence - The Affair07. Addison Groove - An We Drop08. Roska - Leapfrog09.

Trevino - Shorty10. Beaumont - CPX1111. Function - Two Ninety One12.

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Braille - Breakup13. Quest - Everybody in the Place14. Sigha - Let Me In15. George FitzGerald - Shackled16. Jon Convex - Streetwalk17. Mr Beatnick - Don't Walk Away From My Love18.

Boddika - Acid Battery19. Marcel Dettmann - Captivate20.

Arkist - Rendez-Vous (SCB Edit)21. Locked Groove - Drowning22. Recloose - Tecumseh23. Sigha - Where I Come To Forget24. Sex Worker - Rhythm of the Night25.

Scuba - M.A.R.S.26. Jichael Mackson - Gedons27. Rivet - Running S28. Recondite - Backbone29.

Ludovic Vendi - Mental Bright30. Rivet - Slant31. Scuba - Adrenalin32. Sepalcure - Inside.Category.Song.Artist. Sigha.Album. Sigha EP.Licensed to YouTube by.

INgrooves (on behalf of Hotflush Recordings), and 2 Music Rights Societies.Song.Artist. Surgeon.Album. Breaking the Frame.Licensed to YouTube by. Merlin IDOL Distribution (on behalf of Dynamic Tension), and 4 Music Rights Societies.Song.Artist. Peverelist.Album. Hessle Audio: 116 and Rising.Licensed to YouTube by.

Merlin KudosRecords (on behalf of Hessle Audio), and 2 Music Rights Societies.Song.Artist. Function vs. Jerome Sydenham.Album.

Mi Estudio / Two Ninety One.Licensed to YouTube by. Merlin Was Wordandsound Medien GmbH (on behalf of CLR), and 2 Music Rights Societies.Song.Artist. Braille.Album. A Meaning.Licensed to YouTube by. INgrooves (on behalf of Hotflush Recordings); BMI - Broadcast Music Inc.Song. Shackled.Artist. George FitzGerald.Album.

Update.Licensed to YouTube by. INgrooves (on behalf of Hotflush Recordings), and 4 Music Rights Societies.Song. Don't Walk Away From My Love.Artist. Mr.