jszmiles
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same here, I already own 3 copies of each part -
in many countries 1st of Nov and 2nd of Nov are the days of mourn and reverie
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£100+ and £200+ box sets, to be strict. The vinyl version looks marvelous
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they've classified as NEW entry so I thought it has never charted in it's original version. I even forgot it was top 20 in 99.
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top 20 on albums this week, good achievment!
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one of best trance tracks of recent times.
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such a great comeback to the chart this week.
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both can do much better, kinda meh and average
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are they new Die Antwoord? or Crystal Castles? asking curiously
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why this wasn't a hit, it's best Ed since The A Team!
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#1 in US! They should do an album together!
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I saw it was even higher on mids back in April, failed to chart though. best of dance tunes of the year for me.
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Science is a 2nd single from forthcoming album, due to be released in 2026. This remix is just immense!
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woah! it's amazing. Little hope it will, still, be a hit. Has risen to #38 on Dance Chart last week.
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LOL innded and somehow it managed to shirnk onto one LP I will defo buy it, it could have some coloured vinyl variants tho
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Why there is no "Can't Deny It" on it? Her total gem!
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oopsey, sorry couldn't find the topic. Indeed, it is really underrated elsewhere :(
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"Dusky return to Anjunadeep with their forthcoming studio album ‘Signals’. The London duo first debuted on Anjunadeep in 2011 with their critically acclaimed album Stick By This. Expanding the boundaries of deep house and UK club music, the record marked the beginning of Dusky’s rise as one of the scene’s most respected acts. Their breakout track ‘Careless’, released via Aus Music, further cemented their reputation, amassing more than 14 million streams and becoming one of the defining UK house records of its generation. In 2014, the pair launched their own imprint, 17 Steps, which has since hosted releases and remixes from artists including Nathan Micay, LTJ Bukem, Interplanetary Criminal, Denham Audio and Shed. Since then, Dusky have released two further studio albums, Joy and Pressure, alongside a string of acclaimed singles. Their music has earned support from Pete Tong, Danny Howard and Sarah Story on BBC Radio 1, as well as widespread backing from leading DJs including Jamie Jones, Peggy Gou, Gorgon City, TEED and TSHA. While 'Signals' represents a natural continuation of the Dusky story, it also ventures into more reflective territory than previous releases. The album's wider range of influences and more contemplative mood offer a fresh perspective on the duo's sound, while also paying subtle homage to their acclaimed debut album ‘Stick By This’. Featuring multiple collaborations with vocalist Rromarin, alongside a contribution from Nadeem and Pritt, 'Signals' reflects a creative process that unfolded over many years. Some tracks grew from ideas first sketched long ago, while others emerged more recently, giving the album a sense of both history and momentum. Across its 13 tracks, 'Signals' balances Dusky's club-rooted instincts with downtempo offerings. Tracks such as 'Next Life', 'Kadhalan' and 'Lab' showcase the duo's signature combination of bold basslines, driving rhythms and emotional resonance. Elsewhere, 'Elm' and 'Bindweed' slow the tempo and draw on the warmth of soul, the deeper edges of disco and richly textured live instrumentation. creditsreleased September 25, 2026"
New album from one of the hottest (indeed) djs around: "Landing on the 4th of September via his own imprint Knee Deep In Sound, ‘Obsessions’ is less a traditional dance record and more a reckoning — with where Daley Padley finds himself now, as an artist and as a person. Written across a period of constant movement, touring and introspection, the album holds the push and pull between intensity and stillness that has come to define his world. released September 4, 2026" TRACKLIST A1: All That Matters A2: Shaded A3: Life’s Too Short B1: Eternity B2: Wow C1: State of Mind C2: Time D1: Who Do You Love D2: Another Life
climbed even further this week! this is one of best tunes of the year for me, such a banger
Also funny to see BB tried so hard to make the chart fresh, but failed miserably and ended with 4 one year old tracks in top 10. I know, that with no rules changes, Ordinary or Folded would had joined the party but still, they didn't make the chart any more "fresh"
