Ctrl-Z

Ctrl-Z, an electrifying force in the breakbeat and bassline scene, represents the collaborative genius of drum and bass aficionados Tom Petais and Nicky D’Silva, known by their stage names Dash and Inch, respectively. Bursting into the electronic music horizon in the early 2000s, Ctrl-Z swiftly carved a niche for themselves with their distinctive fusion of gritty basslines and breakbeat rhythms. This dynamic duo has been known for igniting dance floors and captivating listeners with their relentless energy and innovative soundscapes.

Their discography speaks to the evolution of their style and the breadth of their musical prowess, which is well represented in their most recent releases such as the hard-hitting "Teabag" and the rhythmically intricate "Ruffneck 09." Ctrl-Z's "Reloaded" and "The Tunnel Vip the Mack" continued to showcase their penchant for blending aggressive bass music with a polished production aesthetic. With the release of "Hardwired Album Sampler 4" and "Hardwired Album Sampler 1," fans were offered a tantalizing glimpse into their full-length ventures, further solidifying Ctrl-Z's reputation for crafting compelling and boundary-pushing beat masterpieces. "Give It to Em Badman" is yet another testament to their commitment to deliver high-octane tracks that resonate with the underground dance music community and beyond.

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