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Artist:	SILKIE & HARRY CRAZE
Title:	Favela/French Knickers
Label:	BREAK THE HABIT (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.00
Catalog #:	BTH 001EP

"'Favela and 'French Knickers' are the first releases on Antisocial Entertainment label, Break The Habit. After doing a series of successful club nights, we have finally gotten the label into gear and have an amazing array of tunes to contribute to the scene. 'Favela': a wanted dubplate for over a while now with DJs such as Heny.G (Gangsta Boogie Music), Jay 5ive (Rinse FM) and Conquest all battering this one to the bone. One half of the track is a totally gutter bass line wobble with the other half sitting somewhere between James Brown and Buena Vista Social Club! Brazilian percussion rhythms, off-key jazz pianos, a funky horn section and an unforgettable bass line. This one has been wanted for almost a year and Break The Habit are proud to give the people what they want! 'French Knickers': built by the founders of Antisocial Entertainment, this one's about bringing the original feel-good feeling of dance music to the sound they call dubstep. This track shows it's not all about noise and mayhem. 'French Knickers' combines tribal voices backed by gentle flutes and trumpets with smooth chords and melodies, all resting on a stomping bass line and a punchy 4x4 drumbeat. And if your're wondering about the name, you got Antisocial's Quest to thank for that."

Artist:	CONQUEST & HARRY CRAZE
Title:	Real Love
Label:	BREAK THE HABIT (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$13.00
Catalog #:	BTH 002EP

"Break The Habit returns with 3 tracks from Antisocial members Quest and Harry Craze. On the A-side, 'Real Love' is a late night cruise along the west coast, with pimped out synths, shuffling drums, neon chords and a menacing bassline. On the flip is Quest's mellow and uplifting roller 'Mahogany'. With a boogalicous drum beat, tropical atmospheres and a soulful bass, this one has been played by Mary Anne Hobbs, G double and the rest of Antisocial camp. Also on the flip is hypnotic head-nodder 'West Kebab' by Harry Craze. Gritty drums, dreamy rhodes and rolling bass line."

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