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Performer: System 4
Genre: Electronic
Album: Black Cell / Hyperspace
Released: 1998
Style: Drum n Bass
MP3 version ZIP size: 1821 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1655 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1928 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 747
Other Formats: MP4 VQF MP2 MIDI VOC AU MMF

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System 4 - Black Cell / Hyperspace
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Tracklist

X Black Cell
Y Hyperspace

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Partisan
  • Copyright (c) – Partisan
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Funk 21
  • Copyright (c) – Funk 21

Notes

℗&© 1998 Partisan Recordings / Funk 21. Information 0171 716 3481.

Track X samples:
Dialogue from the TV show Space 1999. The episode is entitled Black Sun.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PARTFUNK 600 System 4 Black Cell / Hyperspace ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl) Funk 21 PARTFUNK 600 UK Unknown

Jugore
Wow neiltrix was this you? If so much respect and can you let me know where I can hear more of your work? BTW it took me 16 years to find this tune as Blame didn't announce the track title or artist on the tape I have. Thank God for Discogs haha

Ustamya
yep..... did this track years ago... different from my FBD Stuff but still out there !!

Manesenci
still a top tune Neil, a top label...hope all is good Tel

Ballazan
Hyperspace blew my mind back in 1997 when I heard Blame play it on kiss 100. Serious drum programming and atmospheric creativity - the track has a warm analogue feel and feels like a proper journey. Masterpiece in my opinion.

Delalbine
Talk about progressive atmospheric DnB! Every 16 beats there's a little nuance that strokes the synapses. Funk21 was a short-lived offshoot of Partisan, a DnB label catering to the subliminally sensual breakbeat-oriented jazzy electronic-amalgam movement of "Future-Jazz." While I am personally split on the genre-terminology definitions that sites such as Discogs and Wiki label such productions, a choon is a choon is a choon. Big tings.