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Commix

Product Details

• Audio CD (March 10, 2009)
• Original Release Date: February 9, 2009
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Fabric
• ASIN: B001JRY1OY
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• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #27,269 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Life We Live - Commix

2. Sometime Sad Day - Rufige Kru, Rufige Kru

3. Creatures of Habit - D'Bridge, D'Bridge

4. Reckoning - Alix Perez

5. Causeway - Data

6. Murderation - Logistics

7. Justified - Commix

8. Buried - Spectrasoul

9. Can't Get Over You - Calibre

10. Dangerous - Kemo, Lynx, Alix Perez

11. Bellevieweviewed Mix]eviewed Mix] [D-Bridge's Belle-Reviewed Mix] - Commix

12. Suppression - Ben E, Ben E, Spectrasoul

13. In Denial - Calibre

14. Bear Music - Commix

15. Nu Sunrise

16. Common Origin - Jonny L

17. Old School Ting - Breakage

18. No Future - Instra:Mental

19. Yendi - Photek

20. Photograph - Instra:Mental

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Product Description

COMMIX have become champions of the drum and bass world, with a boundary-breaking, highly diversified sound. The Cambridge duo of GUY BREWER and GEORGE LEVINGS have released dancefloor anthems, classics and remixes on just about every desired label in drum n bass: METALHEADZ, HOSPITAL, SOUL:R, GOOD LOOKING, 31 RECORDS, C.I.A., V RECORDS and CREATIVE SOURCE, among others. From the deep, soulful feel of their first productions in 2002, Commix has since developed an expansive range of styles, which is a divine representation of their collective influences: the duo creates genre-bending drum n bass that reflects everything from bleepy electronica, spaced-out outergalactic funk (a la SPACEK), abstract minimal techno and the severe sub bass of dub. In 2007 Commix were the first-ever artist to release an album on GOLDIE's seminal Metalheadz label. The album 'Call To Mind' carved itself a niche outside of the sometimes rigid confines of drum n bass, with healthy collaborations from THE NEXTMEN and STEVE SPACEK, proving that Commix are willing to experiment with their sound. Peppering their productions with a more musical mainframe, whilst striving to fully explore the deepest driving recesses of percussion, the album encompassed beat explorations far beyond drum n bass.