Sabre - Love Is Gone Dojo

Review by ‪Abdul Khaliq‬‏ ‪al-Tamimi‬‏

Love Is Gone Dojo by Sabre: A Drum ‘n’ Bass Beast That Still Kicks Ass Alright, let’s dive into this beast of an album. Love Is Gone Dojo by Sabre dropped back in 2006 under Osiris Music UK, and holy crap, it still slaps harder than most stuff today. If you’re into raw, unfiltered Drum ‘n’ Bass with that edgy UK vibe, this one’s gonna punch you right in the gut—and you’ll love every second of it. First off, let’s talk about “Love Is Gone.” This track is straight fire—a relentless rollercoaster of breaks and basslines that just don’t quit. It starts off all moody and atmospheric, like someone whispering secrets in your ear, but then BOOM—it drops into this gnarly groove that’ll have your head nodding so hard you might pull a muscle. You can tell Simon (who mastered this bad boy) knew exactly what he was doing because the sound hits like a freight train. The way those snares crackle over the sub-heavy bass? Insane. I mean, seriously, how do you even sit still while listening to this? Spoiler alert: You can’t. Then there’s “Dojo,” which feels like walking into a dark alley where something sketchy’s about to go down—except instead of danger, you find pure genius. This tune has this hypnotic rhythm that pulls you in deep, kinda like when you start scrolling through memes at 3 AM and suddenly realize three hours have passed. The percussion work here is nuts; it’s intricate but never feels overdone, just enough chaos to keep things interesting. And damn, those eerie synths lurking in the background give it this cinematic edge, like you’re scoring some gritty late-night mission in a video game. Honestly, if they ever remake Blade Runner, this needs to be on the soundtrack. What makes Love Is Gone Dojo stand out isn’t just its technical brilliance—it’s the attitude. Sabre doesn’t mess around trying to please everyone or follow trends. Nope, this album comes at you full throttle, no apologies. It’s messy, aggressive, and completely unapologetic, kinda like life itself. But hey, isn’t that why we listen to music like this? To feel alive? Here’s the kicker though—this album came out in 2006, and yet it sounds fresher than half the garbage flooding playlists now. Maybe that says more about modern music than I care to admit, but whatever. Point is, Love Is Gone Dojo reminds us that real art doesn’t fade, even if it gets buried for a while. Oh, and fun fact: Sabre probably named the album after realizing love really does leave quicker than your mates after last orders. Cheers to that.

Artist: Sabre
Album: Love Is Gone Dojo

Electronic

Drum n Bass

2006

Rating: 5.0

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Filename: sabre-love-is-gone-dojo.zip

MP3 size: 15.4 mb
FLAC size: 63.6 mb

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Dojo	7:24
Love Is Gone	7:24

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Sabre - Dojo

Sabre - Love Is Gone

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Catalog Numbers

OSMUK002

Labels

Osiris Music UK

Listen online

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

Formats

2 × File
FLAC
Vinyl
12"
45 RPM
Test Pressing
White Label
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Mastered At	The Exchange
Pressed By	Optimal Media Production

Credits

Role	Credit
Mastered By	Simon

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A): SIMON - THE EXCHANGE OSMUK002 B665030-01 A₁
Matrix / Runout (Side B): SIMON - THE EXCHANGE B665030-01 B₁ OSMUK002

About Sabre

Drum 'n' Bass Dj and producer from London, UK.

Real Name

Gove Kidao

Name Vars

DJ Sabre

Aliases

Gove Kidao

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Love Is Gone Dojo* by Sabre is a hidden gem in the world of Drum n Bass. Released in 2006 under the UK label Osiris Music UK, it showcases the raw energy of electronic music. What makes it special? It was mastered by Simon, adding a polished touch to its two tracks, "Love Is Gone" and "Dojo." Minimal but impactful, this release captures the essence of its genre. Sometimes less really is more.

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marohe

2025-03-16

heard of this when watching some porn, long live music haha

tomastes

2025-03-16

Years...still going , one of the darkest tunes in the hall of dark tunes. Legendary track this one!!! Just wanna jump in my car and redline the bitch.... With joint in hand... U.K. Massive , dnb jungle we still are ahead of time with this one ... Fucking spaceships ...