Out on Friday August 13th as part of Dub Damage 50 part 1

Sola & Jfal - Final Curtain [Out Now - Dub Damage 50]

LP Sampler 2

- One of the heaviest tunes on the whole 50 track LP, INTRASPEKT, reworks Grand Theft Audio Head Honchos, Nothing To Lose & Echidna’s favourite of their productions, CYCLOPS. Starting off with eerie FX, pads and arps, the track builds to a crescendo, ramping up the madness of the original. Techy drums and clever use of the source material aside, Toby gets huge bonus points for sampling his mum’s dog snoring, which comes in as an FX layer around 90 seconds in. Glorious.


- Next up, youngsters MOISINN & FENTEX team up to drop their very first colab THE DRUMS. It’s pure unadulterated fun. With bouncy drums, bass stabs, high energy transition FX and a catchy vocal, this one is guaranteed to get the party started. We can’t wait to hear what else these 2 have in store.


- Australian JENSKE serves up the synth-laden 4AM, a euphoric Dancefloor anthem with catchy lead, chunky percussion, and a drop that can’t help but brighten your day. One of the most uplifting tracks we’ve ever signed and a welcome debut from a future star. Now try and get that melody out of your head!


- Spain’s DEBICE serves up a slice of dancefloor goodness with CYCLES. High energy melodies offset constantly shifting grizzled basses and high impact drums to deliver something that is as happy as it is danceable. An epic intro gives way to the rolling but energetic drop. Arps, pads, vocals and FX all add flavour to the track and keep things from getting dull. One of those tracks where you notice something new with each relisten.


- Play Me and Boomslang Records mainstay ESKR shows off his rolling neuro chops with the funky yet industrial techy groover CALIBRATE. Hypnotic basslines reverberate between thicc drums, egged on by arpy FX and interrupted by end of phrase drum fills to keep up the energy. A masterclass in the “Less is more” mantra.


- Manchester DnB veteran MANUVA makes full use of the stereo field with his technical HOLD ME DOWN. Clever vocal sample aside, this techy meets tribal neuro roller takes risks in other ways too. From the off kilter groove of the drums to the way the synths lurch from side to side, this is very forward thinking yet danceable. Great effort.


- Fresh from his gigantic remix of Sub Focus’ Stomp, PERPLEX rounds off this sampler with the wonderfully arpeggiated MUTATION. A nailbiting intro that builds just the right amount of tension and when it lands, it hits like a scud missile. Stocky percussion backs futuristic and techy bass synthesis and FX with more whomps than a Mario 64 speedrun. This tune might well be your next secret weapon.

Debice - Cycles

Nvrsoft & Sola - Falling

Hailing from Weston-super-Mare, England, Neuroscientist has been on a musical voyage performing sets around Asia. Leaving a residency slot at the Brixton Jamm, 10 years ago, He has made a name for himself performing around South-east Asia’s underground night club and festival scene. Neuroscientist dance floor sound has rich atmospheres, progressive melodies and conceptual themes that dominate the narrative.

Neuroscientist's new entry into the Audio Entropy discography leaves no prisoners. This 4 track EP provides twisted beats, mask rattling basses, playful 80s synths, vivid atmospheres and enough vocal samples to keep you smiling. Be ready for Halloween with a bag of bangers. You've been warned.

Brain Autopsy

Rogue Cell

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Neuroscientist - Rogue Cell

Reality Design

Neuroscientist - Reality Design

For the 20th release we have a remix EP full of remixes of some of our most popular tracks to date. 
Redux bring a different flex to each track.

Nuke - The Short Of It (H20 DnB Remix)

H20 DnB - Techtonics (Nuke Remix)

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Insidious Minds

Juno

Makturnal - Insidious Minds (TFR024a Out Now On TransFrequency Recordings)

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Barry J Lee - Night Creature (Master)

Out Now: https://microfunk.bandcamp.com/album/no-sunrise

Oak's 'No Sunrise' assembles nine rediscovered tracks from Oak’s early Microfunk era — works that slipped between releases, vanished with old labels or lived on only in rumours. Most of the material traces back to around 2009, when Oak’s detailed, cinematic approach to drum and bass and forward-thinking electronic music quietly shaped the movement’s foundations. The clarity of his craft still stands out: fine-grained percussion, rich harmonic work and that unmistakable sense of space he carved into everything.

The collection folds in some of Oak’s most whispered-about works: Boxcutter’s rare remix, the alternate Firebird version and the long-mystified title track No Sunrise, known until now only from Commix’s Fabriclive mix. Alongside them sits Untold, written years later, darker than the rest, driven by thick low-end pressure and a murky halfstep groove wrapped in deep, dub-soaked atmosphere.

Paired with Ricky Trickartt’s sketch-led artwork in the spirit of the Lost Dubs series, the collection arrives as extra-limited 10-inch lathe cuts and high-grade RTM cassettes. A long-hidden chapter of Oak’s work finally made visible.

Oak - No Sunrise

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