get used to liberal use of y’s in other vowel spots here) on a campaign to brutally enforce the law on punks throughout various missions in Edenbyrg. That’s when the JYDGE program is initiated, bringing in augmented and super-powered cyborg soldiers of the street. Gangs terrorize the streets and normal police are powerless to do anything. In a fictional city of Edenbyrg somewhere in the future, crime has gotten out of hand. Despite being seemingly inspired by these very cool separate things, JYDGE melds them quite beautifully to give players a bullet fest that’s heavy on brutality, challenge, and easy-to-pick-up enjoyment. Why does that matter? Well, it’s because they somehow found their way to a sweet marriage in JYDGE with some key help from the folks at 10tons. There were good times had with both of these entertainment spectacles. Jump forward a little over a decade to the release of the first Hotline Miami in 2012: a brutal top down action slayer in which players infiltrate compounds, brutally murder enemies and try to escape without being slaughtered themselves. Film fans might recognize the title from the Sylvester Stallone led action film adaptation in 1995. Judge Jules' new compilation Judge Jules' Ultimate Trance Anthems is out now and available to purchase here in our online store.In 1977, Judge Dredd first came to comics in England, dealing out ruthless justice on futuristic streets as one of many police officers made judge, jury, and executioner. " My pick for this is Nightwriters – 'Let The Music Use You'. The defining track from the defining era that was acid house." Tiga/Audion – 'Dancing Again'. Absolute festival rocker." The record I'm most looking forward to hearing in 2015 is… I get sent most of my stuff as promos and I realised that I didn’t own a copy. "I'll say Blur – 'Parklife'. I find this one more than mildly irritating." The record I can't understand why everybody loves is… "'Sex and Drugs and Rock’N'Roll'. Say no more." "Anything by The Chemical Brothers. Whoever did their artwork clearly took their Chemicals very seriously." The record with my favourite cover art is… "I'll choose Brainbug – 'Nightmare'. Pure orchestral dancefloor campness."
The record I think is the most underrated of all time is… "Gwen Guthrie – 'Peanut Butter'. Chilling vocal and equally dark musical mood from one of the greatest divas of all time. The record I turn to when I'm feeling down is… "Roy Ayers – Everybody Loves the Sunshine. Glass of Pimms in hand, perfect for the British summer." The record that always make me feel good is… "This is Da Hool – Meet Her At The Love Parade. A quirky and rather batty tune that guarantees a scream and a smile from everyone in the crowd." The record I've played more than any other is… "I'll pick The Clash – 'London Calling'. The ultimate homage to my city made all the more poignant now it's played when Arsenal come out of the tunnel at the Emirates." The record that made me want to be in a band was… This was the first time a tune brought out the romantic in me." "That would be Style Council – 'Long Hot Summer'. The first record I ever bought with my own money was… This week, it's the turn of superstar Judges Jules, let's see what's in his crates. In My Record Collection, we dig down to the bottom of musicians' souls to find out what the most treasured parts of their record collection are.
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