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- Tough Guys Don't Dance
- Released 2007
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- High Society
- Released 2004
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- True Colours
- Released 2002
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High Contrast seemingly overnight became one of the most discussed drum'n'bass producers in years. Not since the late '90s, when Goldie and Roni Size were recording full-length albums rather than strictly tracks, had there been so much hype thrown upon a drum'n'bass producer's shoulders. The man behind the moniker -- Cardiff, Wales, native Lincoln Barrett -- remained humble despite the hype, taking it in stride. He was only 22 when he recorded True Colors, an ambitious double-disc debut album many within the music industry saw as having serious mainstream possibility. Breakbeat Science felt so strongly about it that the New York label released True Colors despite Barrett being a relative newcomer to the stateside drum'n'bass scene. The album-opening track, "Return to Forever," had charted well in the U.K. and Breakbeat Science hoped it would do the same stateside. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide
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- By DuGeMon
- 10/23/2009 13:40:14
- I totally agree with the below comment. I have always been a fan of the dirty darker side of DnB. Strange thing though, as of late I have been really enjoying this style a lot more. Perhaps I've just been gettin a lil nostalgic of parties past. =)
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- By ZJames
- 1/8/2009 07:26:51
- They have a good mix of vocals and beat. I was bored of this style of techno for a while, but High Contrast and Pendulum have brought back my interests.
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