In ‘88 there was a storm coming. The short-lived Ultramagnetic MCs hit the hip hop scene like a runaway train. Critical Beats was released the same year as Public Enemy’s ‘It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back’ and Boogie Down Productions’ ‘By Any Means Necessary’. Introducing Ced-Gee, Kool Keith, Moe Luv, and T, to the world. The crew gelled with a clash of street and studio wizardry – here’s the first album to use a SP1200 drum machine which would become a new standard. In reflection, this was the Ultramagnetics debut, and it’s still stands as one of the freshest productions. Remember, The Prodigy obsessed over it and plundered it.
Apr 6, 2024
Sebastian Bischoff aka Son Of Buzzi takes us on a trip round Zurich stopping off at some very cool venues. EL LOKAL: For me, the first and therefore special music venue in Zurich is the El Lokal. When I moved to Zurich in 2010 it was my first port...

