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Vluarr - Walk The Walk
Vluarr's Walk The Walk is bass house with swagger and no interest in your approval. Distorted bassline jabs, no filler. Friday, sorted.Read more . . . →Subscribe →Weekly digestOne email per week with the tracks worth your time. No spam, no Coldplay. -
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TESSERACTS - AIRBORNE
TESSERACTS made AIRBORNE earn its name: taxiing intro, then the drop yanks the nose up. Two days wrecking my playlist. Widescreen DnB gets slept on.Read more . . . →Subscribe →Weekly digestSundays. One email. Zero ballads from white guys in beanies. -
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Table for Three
Read more . . . →The United States just left the international anti-corruption watchdog. The only other countries to have done that are Russia and Belarus. That’s the full list. Three countries, and we’re one of them now. GRECO, the Group of States against Corruption, has been monitoring government accountability since 1999. The US joined in 2000 and stayed through every administration since. The State Department’s official reason for leaving: it “does not provide tangible benefits to U.S. national security.” Translation: accountability is inconvenient when you’re the one being watched. Same week, the administration declined to invite international election observers for November’s midterms. First you...
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Shipped to Nowhere
Read more . . . →The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the Trump administration can keep deporting people to countries they’ve never set foot in. No notice of where they’re going, no chance to argue. Just a one-way ticket to wherever some foreign government signed a blanket promise not to torture them. Twenty-five thousand people have already been processed this way since March 2025. The lower courts called it unconstitutional. A federal judge said the bare minimum is telling someone where you’re sending them. The Supreme Court looked at that and said: actually, let’s let it keep happening while we think about it. Full arguments...
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REXY=DEXY - Automatic
Never heard of REXY=DEXY, but Automatic hits like a threat being carried out. Skeletal 808s, a growling pitched-down voice, zero festival sugar.Read more . . . →Get the tee →Support the blogMade for people who left the room during Yellow. -
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Core Values
Read more . . . →The word is INTEGRITY. The machine underneath it eats paper. Marble lobby, gold lettering, recessed lighting. Very serious building. The kind of building where the font costs more than your rent. And bolted to the wall beneath the word INTEGRITY, flush-mounted like it was always part of the plan, is a document shredder with a full belly. The strips are still hanging. Whatever went in there is never coming back, and neither is the irony. Somebody approved this layout.
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Reece Rosé - Defect
Give Reece Rosé's Defect ninety seconds before writing off NCS as background noise. Wounded vocal, snarling bass, a drop harder than the intro admits.Read more . . . →Get the tee →Support the blogLooks like Helvetica. Sounds like a closing argument. -
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QZB - Diamonds (ft. Sydney Bryce)
QZB stopped me mid-cleaning, sponge in hand. Sydney Bryce's grainy vocal sits on heavy breaks and sells the ache without any festival cheese.Read more . . . →Get the tee →Support the blogThree words. One opinion. Cotton. -
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OVERTONE - Alone
You've heard a hundred tracks like this and OVERTONE's Alone still stuck. Soft vocal, simple piano, a warm swell of a drop. Quiet evening upgraded.Read more . . . →Get the tee →Support the blogWhat if your laundry was also a personality? -
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Two Letters
Read more . . . →The slide has two letters and the man has tears. The valuation just tripled. Everyone in the room is clapping. The presentation is one slide with one word on it. The man in front is weeping like he watched a miracle, and technically he did: a pitch deck that weighs nothing and costs everything. The cheque clears before the applause stops.
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