Uprising: Vol 6

Only You

Miche - Only You

No Chance

ANCODYNEW - Zefir

Staying Awake / Dying Of The Light

Staying Awake

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Now one of the label’s most loved compilations, Future Fire is back for its eighth instalment. Celebrating the best lesser-known talent in the scene and giving a platform to future household names, Future Fire Vol. 8 features 6 brand new tracks hand-picked
by Viper head honcho Futurebound.

First up is brand new name to Viper, Eddie Don’t Sail with “Caught On You”. Featuring Romany on vocals, this luxurious record exudes calming and enticing energy right from the start. With an explosive drop and vibrant synths, “Caught On You” is a masterclass
in dancefloor drum & bass and a strong opener for Future Fire Vol. 8.

Next up, Lexed and Melic bring things back to the old school with a feral energy right from the start. Dark and raw, the aptly titled “Burn It Up” is set to light clubs on fire left and right.

Jrace and Albert White return to the series following on from their hit “Horizon” on Volume 7 of Future Fire, this time with “Can’t Stop”. An ominous tune full of enticing, mysterious vocals pulling the listener in with every beat, Jrace and Albert White together
create pure rave carnage designed with the underground in mind.

LOSS returns to Viper after his debut single “Devil in my Letters” earlier this year, this time alongside Chase Gibbons with “Odin”. A slow build up sets a menacing scene, with the warmth of Chase Gibbons’ vocals standing in stark contrast against the sinister
production of LOSS.

Touch Point’s “Corrupted” delivers a foreboding energy from the beginning, exploding into a dark, tech-y dancefloor drop that is classic Viper through and through. Equal parts danceable and disturbing, this murky record could have easily been made by Drum &
Bass’s most prolific talent.

Last but certainly not least, BRIGSY and Rhoue team up for “In My Head”, an energetic record full of emotion. The yearning vocals of Rhoue pair brilliantly with BRIGSY’s sharp production, delivering yet another future classic.

With six huge tracks from the scene’s best and brightest, Future Fire Vol. 8 is proof once again that there is no shortage of emerging talent in the game, and Viper are proud to give them each a spotlight. Stay tuned for more, only on Viper!

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LOSS ft Chase Gibbons - Odin [VPR379]

Trouble EP

Trouble With Me

The follow-up to Traction turns the pressure up. Screams of Horns rolls with tightly cut breaks, layered percussion and a bassline that growls with intent. Metallic mids and stretched horn stabs cut through the mix, building tension that feels built for dark rooms and heavy systems. There’s no nostalgia play here - just the essence of what drew The Garfield to the sound in the first place. Raw energy, precise control, and a clear sense of purpose 🙏🏻

Track two on Our Sound 001, Screams of Horns pushes the story forward - harder, deeper, and straight from the source 🫵🏻

Traction EP

Screams of Horns

The Garfield - Screams of Horns

Aye Rights - Dawnbreaker

Jazz Anthem from @oodinidnb is a drum & bass track that flips classic jazz elements into something far more unstable. Built on fast breaks, distorted low-end textures, and scattered horn samples, it leans into atmosphere and tone 🔥

The intro sets a fragmented mood - jazzy but tense - before dropping into a loose, rolling rhythm. The bass growls without dominating, and the drums carry a raw texture that fits the rave aesthetic 🙌🏻

Jazz Anthem / Quite Different

Jazz Anthem

The shift begins with the usual metronomes switched off. In the workshop of “misfit ideas,” a conveyor starts up that assembles not parts but deviations: a slipped stop, a skewed bar, a shifted center of gravity. The author pulls the chaos out of his head, feeds it into the machine, and watches what happens when a standard groove goes under the press.

Each track is its own machine with a distinct temperament: some cut, some drill, some stamp silence to micron tolerances. The speed is pushed into the red, the weight is physically felt, the markings are razor-precise. The motion leans off-axis on purpose yet holds the line—fast, heavy, exact.

ZAVOD is where order is taken apart bolt by bolt and a new kinematics is assembled from the scrap. A full production run—a hand-built album: no safe mode, no familiar controls, only the raw metal of an idea and the cold exactness of execution. It hums, it sparks, it works. Ready for dispatch.

03. Malinoviy John - Ceh

Various Artists - Insane In The Hain

1. Jim Bean & Plugin Ears - Insane In My Brain 04:09
2. Nomadbass & Motobrtn - Insane In The Lagoon 04:09
3. Shifty Rogue - Face'n The Grass 04:32
4. Eckenbrand - Insane In The U8 03:40
5. Tommy Lexxus - Looter In A Riot 04:27
6. AardA - Insane No Brain 03:35
 
On October 4th, 2025. Hng, Bassism and BBS threw down a heavy session at Club Humbolthain to celebrate Karakara’s birthday. Somewhere in the bass fog the idea dropped: flipping Cypress Hill’s Insane in the Brain into fresh remixes — pure energy, pure madness.
They launched a remix contest, and suddenly wicked edits started rolling in from every corner: rough breakbeats, dubby basslines, deep DnB cuts — the full spectrum. After some proper fine-tuning, the sampler is now ready, a real reload for all bassheads.

HCX001 

https://cxrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/insane-in-the-hain

Eckenbrand - Insane in the U8

Bassline producer appreciated for talent to create inexpressible atmosphere on dancefloors and ability to surprise his admirers. Creating high-quality tunes he won respect among leading artists and many American and European labels. His works already became recognizable brand among fans of bassline sound.

Trouble With Me

ARMODINE