WHINEY - Talisman - Vinyl (LP + CD)
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WHINEY

Talisman(LP + CD)

Med School Music

Cat: MEDIC 69LP. Rel: 14 Aug 17
Drum And Bass/Jungle


Side 1 - Track 1. Talisman Side 1 - Track 2. Oxford Road Side 1 - Track 3. Beyond Reach Side 2 - Track 1. Never Too Long (feat Keeno) Side 2 - Track 2. Last Contact (feat Lakeway) Side 2 - Track 3. Rock Hopper Side 3 - Track 1. Talisman Side 3 - Track 2. Beyond Reach Side 3 - Track 3. Oxford Road Side 3 - Track 4. Portal Side 3 - Track 5. Sun Kissed (feat Urbandawn) Side 3 - Track 6. Minds Colide Side 3 - Track 7. Archive Side 3 - Track 8. Flashlight (feat Inja) Side 3 - Track 9. Never Too Long (feat Keeno) Side 3 - Track 10. Last Contact Side 3 - Track 11. Rock Hopper Side 3 - Track 12. The Farthest Shore (feat Unglued)

Hospital offshoot Med School has long served as a breeding ground for future D&B heroes. The latest to graduate is Coventry-raised youngster Whiney, whose debut album, Talisman, should be filed under: "quietly impressive". Largely punchy, energy-packed and club-ready in tone, the set's strongest selling point is the subtle variety evident across the 12 tracks. Compare, for example, the surging sub-bass, red-raw jungle percussion and spacey synth-strings of "Portal" (or, for that matter, seriously weighty opener "Talisman", the exotic, skewed post-dubstep beats of "Minds Collide", and the slowly building, sunrise euphoria of liquid roller "The Farthest Shore". As debut albums go, Talisman is pretty darn good.


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