Everyday Blitzkrieg

Urban Dance Squad · Planet Ultra [1999]

Wake up, it's seven o'clock on the dot

Got the aches

To raise you need a crutch

Nouriture, nurture the vulture

Facin' up to mano-a-mano culture

No chance for algofobia

Pissin' on suburbia



Snail living keeps tempo so stagnant

Rush for the bus, it's us

Smell the fragrance !

Huddle down the alleys, floodin' the stairwells

If that won't break your shell

Astro city will ! !



Nine o'clock, followed by the tragic ten

One hour of torture

Seven more by then

Collegiate bluff, it's gonna turn you off

Bosses crawlin'

Working ants, got their ears heated off

Picture them in cahoots

Just a bunch of toodle-loo fruits/ three piece suits

By twelve...



Everyday blitzkrieg, everyday

Everyday Blitzkrieg

Everyday Blitzkrieg is a high-energy track by the UK garage and jungle collective Urban Dance Squad, released on their 1999 album Planet Ultra. The song exemplifies the genre's signature blend of breakbeats, heavy basslines, and rapid-fire vocal delivery, capturing the frenetic spirit of late 90s club culture. As part of the group's discography, the recording showcases their ability to fuse electronic instrumentation with rhythmic complexity. The track remains a significant example of the era's sound, reflecting the transition from pure jungle to the emerging UK garage aesthetic that defined the late nineties. Its production style and tempo set a standard for dance music of the period, influencing subsequent releases in the genre.