UK based collective http://soundcloud.com/d-r-o-p-s made their AutomAte debut on the Depth of Vision EP Volumes 1 & 2 with a pair of laid-back rollers. Rising through the ranks, they follow up here with a solo single aimed square at the dancefloor.

Too Much is one of those core, quintessential things that every DnB DJ needs in their arsenal – a dirty roller!  A relentlessly pulsing, throbbing bassline driven by a weighty, running drum beat, simply designed to shift the dance up a gear.  Why won’t my damn feet stay still?

Future Proof is a slightly creepier affair, rolling and stepping in equal measure with a robotic, futuristic vibe.  Weighty core elements combine with skittish, shuffling metalwork that fades in and out of focus as we carefully tread our path through this unfamiliar land of cold-hearted machines.

D.R.O.P.S - Too Much / Future Proof - AM8E015 - Out 4/4/16

Neurofunk

AutomAte - Present & Future

Hallucinogen / Time Is Running Out

D.R.O.P.S - Time Is Running Out - AM8E026 - Out 7/6/22

D.R.O.P.S - Hallucinogen - AM8E026 - Out 7/6/22

Philth is addicted to music; it is his breath and his lifeblood, a more driven man you will not find. His heady mix of distorted filth & saturated breakbeats is the fuel behind a meteoric rise, turning the heads of the scene’s top DJs and talent spotters.  Paired here with regular cohorts, AutomAte’s resident zombie wordsmith Agman Gora and long-time partner Wreckless, this trio of nuclear cuts is aimed directly at the techy dancefloors.

Submarine has already left a trail of destruction in its wake, running deep beneath the surface of a monstrous throbbing body of bass. This steppin’ VIP of the stripped-back, essential roller is set to become a firm favourite of the AutomAte catalogue all over again.

The Hammer brings us back to dry land and delivers an altogether more highly-strung vibe as Philth & Wreckless take their signature sound up to 11 with pounding bass, relentless running breaks and crashing metallics.

Finally, another second hotly awaited remix, Cordyceps VIP, rounds off the release - driving Agman’s commanding vocal chant deeper into your brain, embedded on wave after wave of bassline pressure and rapid percussion.

Submarine VIP, The Hammer, Cordyceps VIP

Philth & Agman Gora - Cordyceps VIP - AM8E027 - Out Now

Philth and Wreckless - The Hammer - AM8E027 - Out Now

Philth - Submarine VIP - AM8E027 - Out Now

We recorded this mini mix for the BBC’s drum&bass week. 19 tracks in 5 minutes! It was aired Saturday August 16th 2014.

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Tracklist
01. Noisia & Phace - Purpose [Vision Recordings]
02. Noisia & Phace - Stagger [Neosignal Recordings]
03. Hybris - Garbage Truck [Invisible Recordings]
04. Hybris - Garbage Truck (Misanthrop Remix) [Invisible Recordings]
05. Noisia - Oh Oh [Vision Recordings]
06. The Sect - Cybermen (Break Remix) [KSS Black Records]
07. DJ Fresh - Heavyweight [Breakbeat Kaos]
08. Ulterior Motive - Longshot [Metalheadz]
09. Noisia - Leopard Slug [Vision Recordings]
10. Fre4knc - Cardiome [Invisible Recordings]
11. Noisia - Strange Owl Experiment [Metalheadz]
12. Bad Company - Dogfight [Bad Company Recordings]
13. Noisia - Running Blind [Vision Recordings]
14. Bad Company - Excession [Bad Company Recordings]
15. Noisia - Bad Dreams [Vision Recordings]
16. I Am Legion - Make Those Move (Teddy Killerz Remix) [Division Recordings]
17. The Upbeats - Undertaker [Vision Recordings]
18. Noisia - Facade [RAM Records]
19. Momoiro Clover Z - Lost Child (Noisia Remix) [Vision Recordings]

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UK based collective http://soundcloud.com/d-r-o-p-s made their AutomAte debut on the Depth of Vision EP Volumes 1 & 2 with a pair of laid-back rollers. Rising through the ranks, they follow up here with a solo single aimed square at the dancefloor.

Too Much is one of those core, quintessential things that every DnB DJ needs in their arsenal – a dirty roller!  A relentlessly pulsing, throbbing bassline driven by a weighty, running drum beat, simply designed to shift the dance up a gear.  Why won’t my damn feet stay still?

Too Much / Future Proof

D.R.O.P.S - Too Much - AM8E015 - Out 4/4/16

UK based collective http://soundcloud.com/d-r-o-p-s made their AutomAte debut on the Depth of Vision EP Volumes 1 & 2 with a pair of laid-back rollers. Rising through the ranks, they follow up here with a solo single aimed square at the dancefloor.

Future Proof is a slightly creepy affair, rolling and stepping in equal measure with a robotic, futuristic vibe.  Weighty core elements combine with skittish, shuffling metalwork that fades in and out of focus as we carefully tread our path through this unfamiliar land of cold-hearted machines.

D.R.O.P.S - Future Proof - AM8E015 - Out 4/4/16

Inseparable German duo Rune & Kaiza, aka Instinkt, deliver a trademark solo effort backed with a collaboration with fellow countrymen Audio Habitat and hot-right-now MC Kryptomedic.

Kabuki is the more rolling of the two.  A precise, robotic technoid groove bringing to mind an android army marching heads-down into a black hole.  There is no escape from the hypnotic rhythm as we are pulled over the event horizon.

Gasket features a veritable German dream-team with the combined musical talents of Instinkt & Audio Habitat and the vocal prowess of Eatbrain’s MC Kryptomedic.  Snarling basses and full-bodied drums underpin Krypto’s relentless social commentary.

Kabuki / Gasket

Audio Habitat & Instinkt Ft. MC Kryptomedic - Gasket - AM8T011 - Out Now

Gradual - Industry EP [FREE DOWNLOAD]

It hasn't taken long for Alerstorm and Ice Stereo to establish their neuro-tinged Gradual guise as one of Technique Recordings' heavy hitters. Having introduced themselves to the label with some dark and techy flavours, they were last seen on the Summer 2016 compilation bringing the more sunlit vibe of “Falling Pieces”. So, we know they've got multiple facets to their style, which makes this EP a particularly exciting prospect.

The title track, “Industry”, is a team-up with Gradual's compatriot Impak. The evolving arpeggios and pads of the intro are dramatically counteracted by percussion which grabs hold of us and drags us to the drop. Then there's an almighty battle between warping bass, technoid stabs and pitch-bent tones to keep the energy at an absolute peak. And the breakdown, rather than offering relief from the madness, just provides an opportunity to build back into a melee of tempo-switching craziness. If you want to take hold of the dance's attention and refuse to let it go, here's one to pull out.

“Caution” immediately envelopes us in dark velvet synths, which sweep and rise, set off by hints of percussion. There's anticipation and tension right from the get go, and it feels inevitable that the drop will bulldoze all before it. Which it does. The smoothness of the intro is brutally chopped into relentlessly staccato slices, supported on a foundation of driving bass and the kind of expertly-programmed drums we've come to expect from Gradual. This is a piece of rock-solid rollage that's the ravers won't be able to resist.

The title of “Helium” makes sense straight away. A crazy pitched-up vocal riff sets the tone, and things just get more twisted from there. Old skool stabs hark back to the anything-goes experimentalism of early jungle and the drop takes that idea and runs with it. The vocal sample is subjected to all manner of sonic violence and combined with the driving bass and beats to give a constantly-shifting array of patterns. This track is beautiful insanity, demonstrating that Gradual can give us something we've never heard before while still keeping the dancefloor firmly in their sights.

“Peevish” can be summed up by one word: intense. There's just a fractional moment of peace as a calming wave of pad introduces the track but within seconds that's disturbed by a distorted gritty stab. From there the track becomes a wall of energy. It hasn't even dropped before the low-end's filled out with a lava-flow of power. Then as the full assault of the drums and bassline hit, backed by unrelenting mid-range grind, it becomes a claustrophobic tunnel of music. When it's time to dark things up, this is a tune to draw for.

It might be a free download, but there's nothing cheap about these tunes. Each one has musicality, craft and rave power and each one teaches us something new about Gradual's production abilities. If this is the direction these Spanish technicians are heading in, then there's some distinctly dangerous material to look forward to.


Tracklisting:

 1.	Gradual & Impak – Industry
 2.	Gradual – Caution
 3.	Gradual – Helium
 4.	Gradual – Peevish


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Gradual & Impak - Industry [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Survival & Silent Witness - Graham's Tunnel (clip)

Daughter - Youth (Hybrid Minds Bootleg)

This is our new remix of Deekline & Ed Solo's massive 'You Don't Love Me (No No No) track and will be forthcoming on the Jungle Cakes label in the next few weeks.

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Artist: Wildlife Collective
Title: You Don't Love Me (No No No)
Label: Jungle Cakes
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Deekline & Ed Solo - 'You Don't Love Me (No No No)' (Serial Killaz Remix) - Jungle Cakes

AutomAte is a collective formed of:
Deficit (London)
Esion (Bristol)
DX Machina (Bristol)
Nathan E (London)

We share a mutual love of dark, techy drum & bass, although we are involved with a range of other bass-led genres. We DJ and write music individually and together. We run the AutomAte family of digital labels, including AutomAte, AutomAte Deep and AutomAte Tech. AutomAte aims to bring you the best in edgy drum & bass, aimed square at the dancefloor, from rising stars to established artists, from chunky steppers to dark rollers and all manner of other fancy-ticklers. The parent label has already chalked up Radio 1 airplay from Friction, support from Drum & Bass Arena and has caught the attention of more DJs than you could shake a stick-insect at.

The Deep label aims to put the warmth back into drum & bass with a range of deep, eclectic, inspirational music, influenced by anything from the Far East to South America and everything in between. AutomAte Deep was launched in 2013 and has already picked up Radio 1 airplay from Nihal plus support from Raiden, EBK, Morphy, The Untouchables, Mental Forces, J Robinson, Ortokore, Philth, Stunna, Marukomu, Dexta & Mauoq (Diffrent Music).

The Tech label showcases a variety of gritty drum & bass music, from amen tracks and heavy-steppers to neuro and hardcore styles. We like it grimy with a slight attitude problem and an infectious groove. Supporters include DJ Hype, Bailey, Kenny Ken, Dose, Raiden, Nu:Tone, Cause4Concern, EBK, June Miller, Inside Info, Gremlinz, Stranjah, Chris Su, Zero-T, Nyx, Amoss, NC-17, Fade, The Risky (Drum & Bass Arena), Billion (Fathom Audio), Arclight, John Rolodex, Phil Hustle, Hyroglifics, Neve, Concrete, Bad Education, Cursa, AbleDanger, Soul Sinners and more.

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D.R.O.P.S - Future Proof - AM8E015 - Out 4/4/16

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