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Can it be true? The most popular period of the Ohm Resistance History, the Ohmwreckers series, is BACK on wax. The focus is the DJ, the dancefloor, and using the medium to create a feel. The new sound of OHM RESISTANCE is STREET – London to Brooklyn to LA powerhouse street drum n bass sound – fresh for the party, hot in the dance, and innovative material reflecting where the producers come from, with the artists themselves making the label graphics. First and easiest off – this is HUGE HUGE HUGE. "Fuck You!" is a London tribute to US Hip Hop first and foremost, but it is pulled off without the cheese factor that destroys most music of that nature. A dope intro that's instantly mixable smashes down into a ech-influenced roller. The huge point to this tune – the blatant sampling of California Love – will have every dancefloor fired the fuck up and ready for it. Nothing takes the amen back from the territory of the chop shop and gears it up with the punk street feel. After the eerie confession speech of Patrick Bateman, the drop charges full force, taking you on a roller coaster with dive bass drops. The second half changes it up, pulling an ascendant bass line in to seal the deal and keep it moving.
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