Hello everyone!

We just want to introduce ourselves better to the massive:

We're Alien Pimp and Datacode and together we work as Marginal.

We deal with the more minimal/leftfield side of d'n'b and we have several 12''s forthcoming on Cylon and Broken Audio, also an album finished for Cylon.

We have received moral and DJ support from several respected names, Loxy, Resound, Krazy, June Miller and even the mighty Talvin Singh are just a few of them...

New tracks are about to get finished and soon enough we intend to start taking DJ bookings if our sound will be interesting for enough people.

Please check/add our myspace: www.myspace.com/marginaldnb


and here's some quality mixes feat. our works:

Loxy's CX podcasts 1 + 3

Broken Audio Podcast by Kodo

Rogue State - Translation Sound 7/20/2009

We'd be thankful for any feedback, enjoy!

Our Facebook page is up, it contains links to the BBC Asia radio show featuring our latest collab with DBR UK, mixes featuring our stuff by Loxy, Sunchase, Paul Reset and some dubplates and forthcoming releases previews

Check it and be a friend!
www.facebook.com/pages/Marginal/152731358994

not sure where the release thread disappeared, but guess who's #1 in the dnb charts on digital-tunes and #7 in the general one with their debut
www.digital-tunes.net/bestsellers/drum_and_bass

mad love to all supporters!

PatternAwareness on our debut release:

patternawareness.org/wordpress/2010/03/1...-style-is-a-cage-ep/

DBR UK vs. Alien Pimp & Datacode’s “Cold Jazz” is just what the title states – cold, dark and minimal with bursts of filtered jazz stabs, with beeps and glitches abound. Beepo’s “Redundant Dub” reminds me of my IDM days, the way the beat side winds and switches almost without warning while percussion beats and I feel like I’m being chased through a jungle maze. Dominic Ridgway’s “Purple Dub” is a chilled out, almost tropical tune who’s percussion reminds me if ice cubes slowly but accurately being dropped into a glass of bass water. Marginals “Exit Here” is upbeat yet relaxed, drawing elements from the tech-step days of past, but with refined, minimal filtering. Marginal has the honor of creating the title track “Style Is A Cage”, which, continuing with the minimal jungle theme, shakes and twists through a classic jungle break while the minimal bass and complimentary stabs push the song along. My favorite of the bunch, Skyence’s “Movement”, is the most dancefloor friendly, yet contains some wonderfully bizarre melodic elements and sticks with the minimal motif that ties this great release together. Grab the release from Digital-Tunes and add some more flavor to your bass music repertoire.