Various - Bamboo Gain Avalanche

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Review by David Guevara

Bamboo Gain Avalanche: A Drum ‘n’ Bass Gem You Didn’t Know You Needed Alright, let’s talk about Bamboo Gain Avalanche. Yeah, it’s one of those albums that sneaks up on you like a cat in the dark. Released back in 2004 by Payload Recordings—a UK label with serious street cred—this little gem is all about raw energy and electronic vibes. The genre? Drum ‘n’ bass, baby. That high-octane mix of breakbeats and basslines that makes your chest vibrate like you’ve been hit by a subwoofer truck. And props to Simon for mastering this beast—it sounds crisp as fresh kicks on a Saturday night. Now, the album only has two tracks: “Avalanche” and “Bamboo Gain.” But don’t let the short tracklist fool ya; these tunes pack more punch than a kangaroo at a boxing match. First up, “Avalanche.” Oh man, this track hits hard. It starts off kinda mellow, lulling you into a false sense of chill… but then BOOM—the bass drops, and suddenly you’re caught in an actual avalanche. The rhythm is relentless, like someone strapped roller skates to your feet and pushed you downhill. Every beat feels alive, bouncing around your brain like a hyperactive squirrel. What sticks with me most is how unpredictable it feels—you think you know where it’s going, but nah, it flips the script every time. Honestly, if avalanches had soundtracks, this would be it. Then there’s “Bamboo Gain,” which takes things down a notch but still keeps that edgy vibe. This one reminds me of walking through a bamboo forest at night (stay with me here). There’s something almost meditative about the way the synths swirl together, but don’t get too comfy—the drum patterns keep you on edge, like maybe a ninja’s lurking nearby. I love how it blends calmness with chaos, making you feel both zen and jittery at the same time. Weird combo, right? But somehow, it works. Looking back, Bamboo Gain Avalanche feels like a snapshot of early 2000s UK underground culture. No frills, no flashy gimmicks—just pure, unfiltered creativity. Listening to it now feels like finding an old mixtape in the attic. It’s not perfect, sure, but that’s what makes it so damn charming. And hey, here’s a random thought: if bamboo could make noise when it grows, I bet it’d sound exactly like this album. Trippy, huh?

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Artist: Various
Album: Bamboo Gain Avalanche
Rating: 4.0

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Download

Filename: various-bamboo-gain-avalanche.zip
  • MP3 size: 11.4 mb
  • FLAC size: 63.4 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Bamboo Gain
Avalanche

Video

Mayhem, Psidream & Infiltrata - Avalanche
NuBalance & Noetic - Bamboo Gain

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Catalog Numbers

PAYLOAD003

Labels

Payload Recordings

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 12"
  • White Label

Credits

RoleCredit
Mastered BySimon

Notes

  • Made in the E.U. Manufacture & distributions: S.T. Holdings.
  • Mastered at The Exchange.

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Bamboo Gain Avalanche* by Various is a hidden gem in the world of Drum n Bass. Released in 2004 under Payload Recordings, it features just two tracks: "Avalanche" and "Bamboo Gain." What makes it special? It was mastered by Simon, who added his own touch to the sound. A true piece of UK electronic music history.

Comments

andbeal
2025-03-15
smuggler song......
arkiebsblog
2025-03-15
Black Sun Empire, MC Mecha & Lethal - Miss Thing It All
Didnt know you uploaded a crazy tune like this !!!!!
mikebroggie
2025-03-13
niceeeeeeee
harywahidp
2025-03-13
Quality drum and bass - not too heavy, and not too light.