Shitmat - One Foot In The Rave FLAC

Shitmat Breakbeat Hardcore Jungle Experimental Ragga 2009 UK

Tracklist

1	The Golden Age Of British Dance	0:45
2	Front 2 Da Back	3:06
3	Sniffer Dogs	3:54
4	Nasty Rabbits	4:12
5	Illegal Soundz Of The Vibe	3:48
6	Downer	3:45
7	Clash And Carry (Old Socks Remix)	4:55
8	Best Before 10-11-92	3:33
9	Fairy Green Liquid	4:12
10	Archaeology	4:20
11	Whitelabel Unity	4:27
12	Just A B-Side	4:32

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Planet Mu Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Planet Mu Records Ltd.
Published By – Copyright Control
Manufactured By – Optimal Media Production – A966656

Credits

Artwork [Cover Design] – John Pound
Written-By, Producer, Performer – Henry Collins

Notes

℗ 2009 Planet Mu Records Ltd.
© 2009 Planet Mu Records Ltd.

Made in the EU.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 600116822420
Matrix / Runout: manufactured by optimal media production A966656-01
Mastering SID Code: IFPI 9710
Mould SID Code: IFPI L572

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ZIQ224	Shitmat	One Foot In The Rave ‎(2x12")	Planet Mu	ZIQ224	UK	2009
ZIQ224	Shitmat	One Foot In The Rave ‎(2x12", TP)	Planet Mu	ZIQ224	UK	2009
ZIQ224CD	Shitmat	One Foot In The Rave ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Planet Mu	ZIQ224CD	UK	2009

Jockahougu

I played this twice end threw it away. No joke. Boring not cool. It would have been 7 years earlier. But not interesting nor important anymore

Zahisan

"One Foot In The Rave, described by Shitmat as a "warm mix of jungle and rave," takes a tone of professionalism unseen in his previous releases. Playing off of the saying that someone is near death, the artwork depicts a Garbage Pail Kid DJ with his foot in an immaculate emission of blinding be on neon lights and frequential skeletal consumption. Oh, and he has a laptop too. With eleven full tracks, the album starts out with a commentary on the originality and the quintessential usurp of British jungle in its early years, I'm talking about 90-93 here folks, "The Golden Age of British Dance." Looking at the first full track of the album, "Front 2 Da Back", listeners are introduced to Shitmat's style and skill as a producer through a basic jungle mashup. The song features the common breakage and sped up vocal samples that we all know and love. "Illegal Soundz Of The Vibe" starts out with a montage of rave mentalities channeled through cascading sci-fi effects and sub-woofer tickling baselines. Continuing with "Downer," the overall tone of tone of the album takes an embodiment of the aspects more closely associated with the jungle and ragga psychology. The highlight of the album, "Clash and Carry (Old Socks Remix)," carries the brunt of the comic personality standard seen in nearly all of his albums. With "Fairy Green Liquid" he explores a heavier feeling with a tinge of Acid in the middle, and "Whitelabel Unity" sounds like a classic reggae soundclash with 600 MPH jungle in the background. The album ends on "Just A B-Side," which exhibits a simpler, undemanding vibe in which includes…look, the fact of the matter is, every track is mind-blowing, so just listen to it."This is my absolute favorite album of 2009. I've listened to it nearly 60 times since I got it, and I have yet to get tired of it. There are rumors that this is Henry's last release as Shitmat, and I can't think of a better way to end his chaotic trajectory under this moniker than with this release.