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When an imminent spatial quake threatens the safety of Tengu City, he rushes to save her, only to be caught in the resulting eruption. Shidou Itsuka is a seemingly average high school student who lives with his younger sister, Kotori. Since then, these quakes have been plaguing the world intermittently, albeit on a lighter scale. More tracks like Scuba Pres.Thirty years ago, the Eurasian continent was devastated by a supermassive "spatial quake"-a phenomenon involving space vibrations of unknown origin-resulting in the deaths of over 150 million people.Hotflush Vol 2: Dub Pressure (2005-2008) MEGAMIX Braille Diving - Scuba Comment by HotflushĠ1. Wormsign - Gravious Comment by HotflushĠ2. Bingo - Benga & Walsh Comment by HotflushĠ4. Candyfloss (Loefah Remix) - Search & Destroy Comment by HotflushĠ5. The Knowledge (Vex’d Remix) - Toasty Comment by HotflushĠ6. Deep Under - Elemental Comment by HotflushĠ7. Military - Benga & Walsh Comment by HotflushĠ8. Belgium Chocolate - Nyabingi Comment by HotflushĠ9. Butterfish (Marlow Remix) - Fullness Comment by Hotflushġ0. Panik Room - Walsh & Kromestar Comment by Hotflushġ1. Road Kill - Marlow Comment by Hotflushġ2. Jakin - Jazzsteppa Comment by Hotflushġ4. Surprise surprise! Mister Paul Rose going back to his roots. Wow throwbacks galore here! Love this mix Comment by Tech Noir Club Holy fuck man this is so fucking tight bruvaaa you know !!! Comment by Damian Wanderlust Search & Destroy - Candyfloss (Loefah Remix) Abucs - Timedrive (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED)ħ. Now with its reputation as a stable for burgeoning UK talent firmly established, the midway point of the last decade saw Hotflush attract such early visionaries as Benga, Loefah and Jazzteppa while continuing to nurture the likes of Toasty and hone its sound.ģ. This time we trace back the years 2005 through 2008, and are treated a previously unreleased cut from Scuba’s Abucs alias.

2: Dub Pressure continues to chart the 12-year history of Scuba’s acclaimed and multifaceted Hotflush label. Picking up where The Formations Years left off, Vol.