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Absolutely T for Tremendous Three slices of vintage Sub Base kitchen sink jungle courtesy of scene legend DJ Hype. The title track mashes the Think break againstmetallic percussion loops, ethereal strings and vocals sampled from a recording of MC GQ toasting over Hypes set at AWOL the year before (wheel and come again please please please). Dub Plate Fever is exactly what it sounds like;standard-issue 94 ragga flex peppered with rocksteady brass and Amen & Scottie breaks sharing the heavy workload. The sleeper pick, though, is Floating Kill, the most subtle and restrained cut of the three but executed with the deadliest precision. Minor-key dread meets rolling breaks and 20K leagues-deep bass, with more dancehall artifacts (kill sound, you waan hear tune?) woven into eerie strings and a short snippet of The It (Larry Heard)s Donnie for good measure. We managed to get our hands on a small grip of this clear vinyl pressing (as well as Remarcs R.I.P. 12-inch), which was previously only available in the UK for RSD 2017. Recommended.
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