English nine-member collective formed in 1997, known for broken-beat and nu-soul productions and a strong remix-oriented output; includes members such as Seiji, Afronaught and Agent K.

Formed in 1997 as an English collective of nine members (reviews name Seiji, Afronaught and Agent K). Released a remixes collection and a debut album; the remixes collection/first album was issued on their self-managed Bitasweet label and distributed by V2. The group's work includes remixes of soul and electro-soul artists (Amira, Macy Gray, Amy Winehouse, Vikter Duplaix, Amp Fiddler, Nitin Sawhney) and shows influences compared to Jazzanova, Basement Jaxx and King Britt. Reviewers note meticulous sound research, playful experimentation and strong dancefloor appeal.

Two DeBaser reviews praise Bugz in the Attic for adventurous, dancefloor-ready broken-beat and nu-soul productions. Reviewers highlight meticulous sound research, energetic remixes and a debut album singled out as a major release. The collective is noted for playful experimentation and clear DJ/producer culture roots.

For:Fans of broken-beat, nu-soul, house and electronic dance music; DJs and remix collectors.

 The great merit of this crew remains their desire to experiment and entertain/have fun at the same time.

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 Well, from my modest point of view this is one of the albums of the year (most probably the best debut), and the only thing left for me to do is to wish the Bugz a career equally creative, while to you dear readers, one or more dancing evenings to the rhythm of these immense songs.

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