DJ Crystl Omni Trio - Two On One Issue 2

Review by Bec Sutherland

Alright, let’s dive into Two On One Issue 2 by DJ Crystl and Omni Trio. This album is a time capsule from 1994, straight outta the UK’s drum ‘n’ bass and jungle scene. Released on Moving Shadow—a label that knew how to pick winners—this one hits hard in all the right places. And yeah, props to Simon for cutting the lacquer; it sounds crisp even today. First off, “Thru The Vibe.” Man, this track just grabs you. It's like stepping into a smoky underground club where everyone's lost in their own world but somehow connected through the beat. The rolling breaks feel alive, almost like they're breathing with you. There’s this euphoric synth line that sneaks up on you, soft at first, then BAM—it takes over your brain. You can’t help but nod your head or tap your feet. I remember hearing this years ago, and it still gives me chills. Feels like nostalgia wrapped in adrenaline. Then there’s “King Of The Beats,” which is… well, kind of exactly what it says on the tin. It’s regal, man. Like, if beats could wear crowns, this would be sitting on a velvet pillow somewhere fancy. The bassline slaps so hard it feels like it might knock your teeth loose. But it’s not just brute force—it’s got layers. Little clicks, pops, and atmospheric bits float around, making it more than just a banger. When I hear this track, I think about late nights hunched over my old hi-fi system, trying to catch every detail. Still haven’t caught ‘em all, though. What makes this album stick isn’t just the technical wizardry—it’s the vibe. These tracks don’t try too hard to impress you. They just exist, raw and unapologetic, doing their thing. That’s probably why they’ve aged better than some other stuff from back then. No shiny polish, no fake drama. Just pure energy. You know what’s wild? Listening to this now feels like peeking into another universe. A place where everything moves faster, but somehow slower too. Where beats aren’t just beats—they’re stories told in sound. Honestly, I reckon DJ Crystl and Omni Trio weren’t just making music here. They were crafting little moments of magic. And damn, do those moments still hit home. Oh, and here’s a random thought: If aliens ever land and ask us to explain human emotion through music, we should play them this album. Not sure why, but something tells me they’d get it.

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Artist: DJ Crystl Omni Trio
Album: Two On One Issue 2

Electronic

1994

Rating: 4.52

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
King Of The Beats
Thru The Vibe

Video

201-2y Omni Trio - Thru the vibe (94)

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Catalog Numbers

SHADOW 201-2

Labels

Moving Shadow

Listen online

écouter en ligne
ouvir online
escuchar en línea
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa
lytte på nettet
ascolta in linea
online luisteren
lyssna på nätet

Formats

Vinyl
12"
45 RPM
Test Pressing
White Label

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Moving Shadow
Copyright (c)	Moving Shadow Record Company
Lacquer Cut At	The Exchange

Credits

Role	Credit
Lacquer Cut By	Simon

Notes

White label test pressing with Movin Shadow TP wrote on in red marker pen, Simon - The Exchange is etched into the runouts.

Barcodes

Barcode: 5 022208 020128 >
Matrix / Runout (Side X): SHADOW -201 -2 - X₁ SIMON - THE EXCHANGE ///
Matrix / Runout (Side Y): SHADOW -201 -2 - Y₁ MY, THATS BASSY. SIMON - THE EXCHANGE
Label Code: LC 5681
Matrix / Runout: Simon - The Exchange

About DJ Crystl Omni Trio

DJ & producer from Edgware, London UK. He has worked as a personal trainer.

Real Name

Daniel Chapman

Name Vars

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Crystl
Crystal
D.J. Crystl
DJ Chrystl
DJ Crystal
DJ Crysti
DJ.Crystl

Aliases

MI5
Dj Pump Action
Daniel Chapman

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Two On One Issue 2* by DJ Crystl and Omni Trio is a hidden gem from the UK's electronic music scene. Released in 1994 on Moving Shadow, it blends Drum n Bass and Jungle styles seamlessly. Fun detail—Simon handled the lacquer cut, giving it that crisp sound. Tracks like *Thru The Vibe* and *King Of The Beats* still slap, even decades later. It’s a snapshot of a time when Jungle was pushing boundaries and shaping the future of dance music.

Comments

verdadesescondidascuritiba

2025-03-09

The best absolutely timeless!

enwidest

2025-03-08

What a tune. Who could even put a thumbs down. Long live oldschool??

fabiohendry

2025-03-07

I was 3 years old when this came out. I
fuckin love dnb/jungle.

Edit: I have to go and listen to the Deepest Cut album now. Omni Trio is forever gold.