Fed - Hold Your Gun Babylon

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Review by Juliet Rose

Hold Your Gun Babylon: Fed’s Jungle Rager That Still Slaps in 2023 Yo, let’s get one thing straight—Fed’s Hold Your Gun Babylon ain’t your average electronic snoozefest. This Taiwanese beast of an album dropped back in 2012 on Sociopath Recordings, and if you’re into Jungle, this is the kinda record that grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. It’s raw, it’s relentless, and honestly? It’s kinda unhinged in all the right ways. First off, “Apache 2012” hits like a punch to the face. Like, damn. You know how some tracks just sit there like background noise? Not this one. The breakbeats are chopped so sharp they could cut glass, and the bassline feels like it’s crawling up your spine. There’s no chill here—it's pure chaos with precision. Every time I hear it, I’m reminded why Jungle still matters. This track doesn’t ask for attention; it demands it. By the halfway mark, you’re either sweating bullets or questioning your life choices. Either way, mission accomplished. Then there’s “Purple Haze,” but don’t think Jimi Hendrix vibes—this is darker, nastier. The synths sound like they’re glitching out on purpose, and the rhythm switches up so fast you barely have time to breathe. It’s disorienting as hell, but in the best possible way. If you’re not nodding your head hard enough to snap your neck, you’re doing it wrong. Tracks like this stick because they don’t try too hard to be perfect—they just exist to destroy any sense of calm you walked in with. The rest of the album keeps the energy high, though stuff like “General F” and “Cpaciag” lean more experimental. Honestly, sometimes it works, other times it feels like Fed was just messing around in the studio after one too many coffees. But hey, even the weaker moments still slap harder than half the polished garbage flooding Spotify these days. So yeah, Hold Your Gun Babylon might’ve come from Taiwan almost a decade ago, but it sounds like it was made for sweaty underground raves in 2099. It’s not flawless, but who gives a damn? Perfection’s boring anyway. What makes this album unforgettable is its refusal to play nice. It’s loud, messy, and unapologetically wild—and we need more music like that. Oh, and fun fact: apparently Fed used to DJ at illegal parties where the cops showed up regularly. Guess that explains the title. Bet he laughed his ass off naming this thing.

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Artist: Fed
Album: Hold Your Gun Babylon
Rating: 4.0

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Filename: fed-hold-your-gun-babylon.zip
  • MP3 size: 32 mb
  • FLAC size: 198 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Cpaciag4:40
Purple Haze5:47
Serious Time5:41
Apache 20125:25
General F4:40

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Fed. - Cpaciag
Fed. - Purple Haze

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Catalog Numbers

SRmp3 247

Labels

Sociopath Recordings

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Formats

  • 5 × File
  • MP3
  • 320 kbps

About Fed

Real Name

    • Igor Fedishin

Name Vars

  • Fed

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Hold Your Gun Babylon* by Fed is a wild ride through the Jungle genre. Released in 2012 in Taiwan, it’s packed with tracks like *Apache 2012* and *Purple Haze*. What makes it stand out? It blends chaotic beats with deep electronic vibes, all under the label Sociopath Recordings. Not your typical Jungle album, that's for sure.

Comments

cantholditback
2025-03-16
Fed is defiantly one of my favorite musicians. Someone of his talent deserves more attention than he gets. Lion Conversion is one of the most mind-blowing album's I've ever listened too.
varecham
2025-03-16
yeaaaaaheaaaaa !
merci pour le partage