BIOS Recordings : Breakbeat Input/Output System
Releases
Bionic1 vs Amaning - Robotwars
» BIOS 006a
The first side of this pressing sees BIOS headman and longtime established dnb bad man Amaning join ranks with another BIOS favorite and dancefloor killer, Bionic1. "Robotwars" sets us in a world of chaos with its foreboding samples and heavy driving basslines. Clean drums and tasteful edits round off these sounds to make Robotwars a song that man and android alike could easily find themselves doing the robot to on most any dancefloor.
Squash - Crawlers
» BIOS 006 aa
The flip of this record welcomes back London's very own master of the deep, Squash. "Crawlers" is a spacey stepper that builds into a steady groove sure to make listeners begin sway. Bring your helmet because head nodding is definite side effect of these vibes. Technotroinc noises and the essential boogie vibe that BIOS seeks easily make this song a fine piece of cyberfunk for future minded listeners.
Dan Marshall-Crazy
» Bios 003a
BIOS 003 welcomes 2 new producer to our camp yet again: Dan Marshall from Cardiff, England.A newcomer, already well known through his various signings on the DOA Label “Under Construction” & Brigand, he now debuts on BIOS with a big dancefloor mover - Crazy.This unique track absolutely smashes any dance with its explosive blend of razor-sharp beats, big booming bassline and vocoded male vox samples that make this a epic tune.This one is sure to find a home in any set.The Mighty Zero Tolerance delivers a strong remix here and doesn’t stray too far from the original vibe, but still stamps his production signatures as of recent all over this. Lush atmospheres flowing through solid rolling drums with a dash of amen combined with filtered disco guitars and jazzy elements, topped off with a fat rolling sub bass, makes this an essential 12″ for the box.
DM-Crazy (Zero Tolernace RMX)
» BIOS 003aa
The Mighty Zero Tolerance delivers a strong remix here and doesn’t stray too far from the original vibe, but still stamps his production signatures as of recent all over this. Lush atmospheres flowing through solid rolling drums with a dash of amen combined with filtered disco guitars and jazzy elements, topped off with a fat rolling sub bass, makes this an essential 12″ for the box.
Motion - Elements of Truth
» BIOS 002a
MOTION whips up stepping beats with unique Eastern-influenced flavours that mold into a deep and rolling journey with a strong dancefloor approach due to its catchy vibe and strategically-placed Reeces and percussion.
Motion and Hannah C - The Sun At 5am
» BIOS 002aa
MOTION teams up with the beautiful vocal talents of HANNAH C for "THE SUN AT 5AM." This liquid roller gets straight to the point with its clear drums, easy melodies, and HANNAH's floating vocals to round this off as a strong b-side»