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\nParisian duo\u00a0Loge21<\/a>\u00a0have released a grip of production gold from their new Unprocessed<\/em> LP, touting forward-thinking bass and G-house. <\/p>\n\n\n\n With eight tracks, the heavy-hitting project introduces the set with “Revenge,” a fist-pumping bass house thrasher with sustained synths that lift the production’s dark tonality. The second track, “UZI,” carries a more familiar G-house sound while “Cratedigger” proceeds with a more glitched-out bass house skeleton with familiarities akin to Skrillex<\/a> and JOYRYDE<\/a>‘s “AGEN WIDA.” “Breaklaw” also follows this formula, for a complex tonal percussion masked through heavy sampling. The entire compilation showcases a variety of styles within the bass house arena. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Before making their debut on the\u00a0Zeds Dead<\/a>-run\u00a0Deadbeats<\/a> in 2018, the French group unleashed the majority of the catalogue with fellow Frenchman\u00a0Tchami<\/a>‘s\u00a0CONFESSION<\/a>\u00a0label where breakout hits such as, \u201cFlip The Funk<\/a>\u201d and \u201cDrop That<\/a>\u201d live. The talented tandem have also successfully rode millions of streams through Spotify for Destructo<\/a>‘s All My Friends<\/a> shop with a collaboration with the label boss, “No Retreat,” and a recent release from Diplo<\/a>‘s Mad Decent<\/a> alongside Matroda<\/a>, “Raise Em Up.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n