Toyfon - Paranoia

We are BACK with the next installment of Future Stars, your go to release series for all your next DnB supertalent needs!!

Filled to the brim with exciting new talent yet untainted by countless, tireless feedback and A&R-ing, these fresh cuts will wow you from start to finish and have you in utter disbelief over how most of these artists have never had a release before in their life.

There's something in here for everybody from soothing liquid sounds to tearout neuro. Definitely check the artists on this release out some more if you dig their respective track.

One only has to think of Sovryn and PRFCT Mandem - both of which I found because of the Future Stars projects - to know some of these artists on here have the potential to go really far really quickly. Happy hunting!

Future Stars Vol. 3

Corrupted Mind & The Music Therapist - Dark Aether

Trickyskill -  Take My Number (Original Mix)

Decrese - Mystic Punch (Original Mix)

Telekinesis - Bias (final)

Splash Heads - Opus Dei

Buy: https://viper.lnk.to/bassrush2

Viper Recordings are teaming up once again with esteemed American label Insomniac Records and Bassrush Promotions to bring the second installation of Bassrush, a massive compilation album featuring the best of Drum & Bass with 13 new exclusive tracks + 2 DJ mixes from Consouls & Des McMahon and The Voss & NC-17. Representing the biggest names in bass on both sides of the Atlantic, the compilation features some of Vipers best and brightest alongside other legends of the genre as well as a few newcomers. With 38 tracks, 13 new exclusives, and 2 DJ mixes from Consouls & Des McMahon and The Voss & NC-17, Bassrush 2.0 is a must have for Drum & Bass fans all over the world. New exclusive tracks featured on the album include: Aktive | Bad Syntax | Blacklab | Consouls | Des McMahon | Dilemn | Dub Elements | Ekko & Sidetrack | J-Majik | Jonay | Kallan HK | Krime Fyter | Murdock | NC-17 | not sorry | Replicant | Siege MC | The Voss | Theatrix | Zeal

Bassrush 2.0 (Viper Presents)

Aktive vs Bad Syntax - Like This (feat. Krime Fyter) [OUT NOW ON VIPER]

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An observer stood upon a rooftop, gazing out over the metropolis that shimmered beneath him. To all outward appearances, it was an idyllic landscape. Busy & bustling, sure, but in ways that spoke of efficiency and the success of their kind. To them, it was a monument to their collective greatness that they could construct the steel-boned monoliths that reached upward to the heavens, but for the lone rooftop figure, a very different view was laid out below. His gaze cut through the superficial, and saw the city for what it truly was: a TORN PLACE.

Within his eyes those same monoliths represented not success in their glittering facades, but rather the greed, avarice, and corruption of those who dwelled within. He saw the rampant struggle to reach their peaks, the drive to triumph over one another, that also drove its champions to madness as they buckled under the weight of what they had done. As his gaze fell downwards the observer saw the destitute prostrate themselves upon the city’s streets, forced by some cruel twist of fate or the actions of those whom had climbed above. They gathered on these avenues as plaque within veins, their continued accumulation a warning sign of the city’s impending cardiac arrest. Alongside them streamed endless waves of vehicles, emitting choking clouds of black filth that spiralled into the air. So constant were they, that day and night a smog hung above the city, a poison that hung as a sword above all. As the observer took in these things, the city itself seemed to morph before his very eyes, changing its form in accordance with its monstrous nature. Faces upon billboards became malevolent visages with gaping mouths stretched wide in hunger. The towers, once glittering, unfurled before him like the tendrils of some primordial behemoth. All rushed towards him, consuming him within an endless expanse of darkness which was dispelled a moment later. The observer stood once more upon the rooftop, and the city shimmered once more beneath him. But for he who had seen its true nature, it could never be home again.

FOURWARD return to EATBRAIN with the TORN PLACE EP, their second release following their breakout Wolfe EP on the imprint. The four tracks within feature their sound in full, with the titular TORN PLACE providing grounds for it alone whilst other tracks feature a who’s-who of fellow heavy hitters on the EATBRAIN lineup. TORN PLACE opens the EP with cinematic flair, in which otherwordly narration and frantic basses occupy space in equal measure. FOURWARD combine with eatbrain bossman JADE on MAKE SOME, a driving track that pushes forward on the constant report of its stabbing bassline. REDPILL brings his horror infused sound to the table with DIGEST, a collaboration that calls on the pairing’s jump up influences amongst sinister saws. ELBOW features the sounds of L 33 alongside the FOURWARD crew and rises upon booming percussion before launching into a peak section of mechanized highs and rumbling lows. With the TORN PLACE EP, FOURWARD launch their multifaceted sound further onwards and upwards.

Torn Place EP

TORN PLACE EP

Fourward - Torn Place (Eatbrain072)

Compulsive Behaviour .

Compulsive Behaviour

Hey you! Yeah you with that cheeky about-to-go-back-to-work face. Wipe away the tears of joy at your first bookings in half a year, forget lockdown even existed and chow down on some fully-fresh produce from one of the most exciting breakthrough duos to emerge in recent D&B years, PRFCT Mandem. 
A girl/boy Manchester-based duo who accelerated to fame on Bloc2Bloc in 2019, PRFCT Mandem made such an impression on the Korsakov Music bossman AL/SO when they submitted a track to the label’s recent ‘Future Stars’ collection he snapped them up for a whole EP. That EP was their hair-raising debut release ‘Formation’ back in June. 
Now fully formed, fully refreshed and fully stocked with more sparkling gully juice, they reload with ‘Hyperdrive’, their most brazen and comprehensive EP to date. The clue is in the title; this is fast lane tackle designed solely for those first big dances many of us are getting to play over the coming months. From the tightly coiled robotic spring and sci-fi sheen of opener ‘Conflict’ to the big dancefloor hook and mechanical funk of the title track, there’s no hiding from the Irish/Latvian duo’s sheer weight and production obscenity. 
Other tricks they have up their Hyperdriven sleeves include the ironically-titled yet fully devilish 4/4 stomper ‘Stay Quiet’, the raffish head-turning diesel turbine bass funk of ‘Contact’ and the finessed finale ‘Innosense’. A step back from the crazy chaos of the rest of the EP, this one concludes the release sweetly and subtly with a springy, purring alien bass slinking in and out of a pared back steppy rhythm. Once again, don’t believe the title… There’s nothing innocent about the sounds PRFCT Mandem are cooking up right now. And we suspect there’s nothing innocent about you either. Let’s get back to work!

Hyperdrive EP

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PRFCT Mandem - Stay Quiet

Founder of Abducted Records and Abducted LTD, Los Angeles drum and bass badman Bad Syntax has been making noise in the USDNB scene for nearly 2 decades. Having been direct support for hundreds of international artists such as Future Prophecies, Planet of the Drums, Black Sun Empire and many others around the country, you can now catch his live 3 deck Neurofunk sets weekly on the Best Drum and Bass Podcast which garners nearly 9000 downloads a month on iTunes as of June 2017. 

Keep your eye on Bad Syntax as some massive collaborations, tour dates and label signings are soon to be announced in the second half of 2017!

Aktive vs Bad Syntax - Like This (feat. Krime Fyter) [OUT NOW ON VIPER]

Bad Syntax

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