Major UK hardcore/jungle duo, best known for hardcore anthems This Sound Is For The Underground and The Slammer (on Subbase) and for jungle tunes The Licence and Ganja Man (on their own Tearin Vinyl label).
Often credited as "DJ Krome & Mr Time".

DJ Krome and Mr Time were part of the Suburban Base collective of Romford in the early 90s.
They collaborated together first under the name Kromozone for early rave classic, and initital Sub Base release, 'The Rush' then shortly after as Timebass for 'Fireball'.

Under their new moniker, a combination of their two previous, the twosome enjoyed their biggest success yet on such heavy tracks as 'This Sound is for the Underground', 'Manic Stampede' and the proto-Drum n Bass 'The Slammer'. The duo also reworked Smart E's massive hit 'Sesame's Treet' removing the cheese and allowing the tune to still be spun by moody DJs everywhere.

Discography

Releases:

This Sound Is For The Underground (12") Suburban Base 1992
This Sound Is For The Underground (Remix) (12") Suburban Base 1992
Drum Thunder / Free The Feeling (12") New Dimension 1993
The Slammer (12") Suburban Base 1993
The Slammer (Remixes) (12") Suburban Base 1993
Brok Out / London Talk (12") Tearin Vinyl 1994
Ganja Man / Studio One Lik (12") Tearin Vinyl 1994
The Licence / Ruffneck Scouts (12") Tearin Vinyl 1994
Ganja Man (Remix) (12") Tearin Vinyl 1995
Mad Funk / Hip Hop Ride (12") Tearin Vinyl 1995
The Licence (Remixes) (12") Tearin Vinyl 1995
Da Hood Volume 1 (12") Da Hood 1996
Da Hood Volume 5 (12") Da Hood 1996
The Slammer (12") Suburban Base 1999
The Licence / Studio One Lik (12") Tearin Vinyl Classics 2002
Ganja Man (12") Tearin Vinyl Classics 2003
Mad Funk / The Hood (12") Tearin Vinyl Classics 2003
Squeeze / The Licence (Remix) (12") Tearin Vinyl Classics 2004
This Sound Is For The Underground / The Slammer (12") Suburban Base 2004
This Sound Is For The Underground / The Slammer (12") Suburban Base 2005

This was Krome & Time's last big tune for Suburban Base before they went on to change their style and come back with the massive track "The Licence". It is also, in my mind anyway, Subbase's last hands in the air style anthem. Full of uplifting Piano and female vocals, this is one of my favourite tunes.