Neurofunk bangers

Misanthrop flies confidently solo on Neosignal’s 7th release with this cinematic, adrenaline-packed 12 inch. His production is epic and sends the listener off to a very special state of being. The current generation of drum & bass heads are in for a massive treat as Misanthrop takes things into previously unchartered territory.

On the flip to ‘Sidereal‘ is ‘Latitude’ with its progressive, rolling slightly devious drumbeat.  It continues the techy-dark feel, but with a smoother edge. Misanthrop’s sophistication and care while working through various genres has resulted in him coming up with a sound that drum & bass has been waiting for.

This release brings together the past, present and the future in a way not many producers can pull off but Misanthrop excels at. 

We can expect music coming from Phace, Noisia, Misanthrop, Rockwell and more in this year – Neosignal is going at full force!

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Teddy Killerz - Big Blow EP - Program - OUT NOW - po.st/TeddyKillerzBigBlowEPiT

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Russian hell raisers repping with raw clarity: few acts have shown such broad skills as Teddy Killerz. Since emerging two years ago, they’ve worked with some of the biggest names across D&B, glitch, trap, dubstep and beyond. In each and every instance they’ve demonstrated an innate understanding of all genres with alarming killer motifs.

Their debut EP for Program sees them return to the source. D&B is where it began for the trio, and it’s where they show their most muscular, mindbending musical skills. Appearing on Andy C’s ‘Nightlife 6’ in November 2013 with the pranged out ‘Impossible’, these four tracks will be smashing dancefloors worldwide.

We kick off with the stunning ‘Big Blow’. Truly unique, it combines sharp percussive elements and a waspish bassline with a deep funk hook that’s entrenched in dramatic pianos and jazzy organs. Timeless, distinctive and daring, there is nothing out there like this.

‘Jackyl & Hyde’ follows. A physical gritty groove slams and shoves with power while Coppa lays down crisp lyrical messages. Textured with intricate production elements and more of the trio’s emphatic drum dynamics, it’s an instant head-turner.

Next up: ‘Era’. Delving further into the darkness, the trio whisk us on a mission into deep space. Smelting elements of complex neuro production with classical, minimal funk, ‘Era’ weaves a tight sci-fi web that’s guaranteed to take your floor to another planet.

Finally we hit ‘Una Mattina’. Flipping the triplet switch with euphoric glee, what begins as a rush-fuelled star-gazer soon drops us head-first into another devious, bass-bitten workout. Swaggering with an infectious confident groove, we’re bombarded with an array of precision synth shots, sweeps and stabs, each element adding a wealth of funk to the overall vibe.

Living up to their name in a major way, Teddy Killerz really are killing it with these four shock-outs. It’s time, once again, to get with the Program!

Teddy Killerz 
1: Big Blow 2: Jackyl & Hyde Feat. Coppa 3: Era 4: Una Mattina

DJ Support - Andy C, DJ Hype, High Contrast, Crissy Criss, Mistajam, Taxman, Ed Rush & Optical, Loadstar, Cyantific, Jubei, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Black Sun Empire, DJ Die, Cutline, Nicky Blackmarket, Dirtyphonics, Ray Keith, S.P.Y, DJ Wire, Spectrasoul

'Awesome production as always from the soft toy murderers, definitely taking things to a new level' - Cutline

'Sick' - Spectrasoul

'Echoes of Noisia all over this which can never be a bad thing' - Mistajam

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Teddy Killerz - Jackyl & Hyde Feat. Coppa

We are making a little cameo appearance next month on Citrus with our tune Long Term Effect. Check it out.

available vinyl and digital

LONG TERM EFFECT (Citrus 060)Preview

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VDL 015 - Signs - Wormdrive Ft. MC Coppa (Original Mix)

Zardonic “Pure gold!” 
Peshay “Great release!!! All mixes banging!!! Very nice” 
Mindscape “Awesome!” 
Eddy Temple Morris “I like the musicality of Livewire's version” 
Teddy Killaz “Dope! thanks” 
Crissy Criss “Big” 

DJ Shortee “That Callide & Intraspekt beat is killa rude, also dig the Spirit Remix as well!” 
State of Mind “Heavyness” 

Optiv “Nice 1!” 



CMR001 takes the shape of a remix package of Overtake, from the man Coppa himself, featuring Adriana Hamilton. The first mix comes from the multi-talented Callide & Intraspekt. The remixers take the spirit of the tune, to keep strong and believe in everything you do, and add their unique, rave-busting  flavour.  The  intro will  draw you  i  n,  but  the  breaks  and synths  soon  drop,  adding weight  and  depth  to  the  already-huge  production.  The  clubs  will  lap  this  one  up,  as  Callide  & Intraspekt overcome any arguments with their heavy remix. 
Next up on the boards is Livewire, who takes things in a more liquid direction, bringing forward a piano line which fits perfectly under Coppa’s MC vocals and cut-ups of Adriana’s singing. The beats are rolling on this one, taking the track forward, heading straight for the heart and the mind. A real end-of-summer bubbler, Livewire brings something new and fresh out of the track as only he can  .
Lastly, Raise Spirit takes on the track, raising the bar once again, with a string-fuelled intro which morphs into some neat overdriven guitar. The bass is to the fore on Raise’s version, 
with  the  track  completed  with  a  major  headnodding  beat.  All  three  versions  are  going  to smash, so give them all a listen and choose your favourite. 

CMR001 is a major release from Coppa and Comanche, so get inside it and get Overtake

Coppa feat. Adriana Hamilton 
1. Overtake (Callide & Intraspekt Remix) 
2. Overtake (Livewire Remix) 
3. Overtake (Raise Spirit Remix) 

COPPA - OVERTAKE (RAISE SPIRIT REMIX)

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J. Cole - KOD (DRAHCIR Flip) x 63rd kill zero (a silent persona remix)

Taken from our forthcoming "Elektrik" EP
out on Shogun Audio November 2015
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Elektrik (BBC Radio1 - Friction's Fire Oct 13th)

Out 4th Dec. 2015 on Viper Recordings. Beatport Exclusive out 27th Nov. 2015: http://bit.ly/vpr082bp. More info: http://bit.ly/vpr082info. Full Buying & Streaming options: http://viper.lnk.to/vpr082

As we draw closer to the end of the year Viper Recordings shows no sign of slowing down with this devastating double A side from Slovenian DnB maestro Smooth.

Leading the charge is WTF, the intro maybe subtle but that doesn’t last long. Drawing from his heavyweight arsenal, Luka Per aka Smooth, gets down to business with no time to waste.  Thundering kicks and tidal waves of bass roll out in full force causing as much dance floor damage it can in it’s wake. 

Revenge shows an equally unparalleled relentlessness towards smashing up the dance. Calling for an all out assault in the game of revenge, this beast of a track takes no prisoners as it cascades through pounding energy and filthy bass notes wiping everything its path. 

There’s only one mission from Smooth here: Get them dancing or get the hell out. 

Smooth
WTF / Revenge
1. WTF
2. Revenge

Label: Viper Recordings
Cat: VPR082
Genre: Drum & Bass
Beatport Exclusive: 27th Nov 2015
Released: 4th Dec 2015

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The red glow of the setting sun spills across the dojo floor. One of Eatbrain’s mightiest warriors casts a dark silhouette against the backdrop of this dying day, composed and coiled to strike in the fading light. With the birth of night they will rise again, the immortal undead, shuffling in the darkness on an endless journey to the signal source. He is the watcher of the night, the last point of defence, upon his intricate and swift skills all hope rests. Night is here, they are arisen from the depths… time to kill the dead again.

L 33 strikes and connects a skilfully executed blow for EATBRAIN, dropping the sampler for his forthcoming album within the precise and perfect form of the KARATE EP. Comprising a sequence of 4 devastating moves, this is deadly taste of a gargantuan LP yet to come on one of neurofunk's leading labels. The EP lands its deadly intentions with BLOODBRAIN and EARTHBOUNCE deliver a pair of neuro bangers with swift pace and sharp-edged reeses, whilst CLUBLIFE and ZEALOT deftly push heads down to immerse ravers within their weighty rolling energy.

For the second release of 2016, Eatbrain brings the pain – delivering a mighty assault upon the dance from an artist who resides deep within the palpitating heart of the label, and serving as a herald for an even greater release to come.

14th March Beatport exc
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EATBRAIN022 Karate LP sampler

Karate Album Sampler

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Buy // Stream: Kill The Snake https://Technique.lnk.to/KTS

 MaxNRG has repeatedly proven that he's perfectly prepared to twist up a sub-genre or two in his quest for dancefloor mastery. We've seen him experiment with multiple shades of the drum and bass palette and funnel all of them through his highly individual approach to musicality. The only constant is the presence of rock-hard drums and lethal bass. Even in his craziest excursions, it's all about the rave. 

In “Kill the Snake”, Max casts his mad scientist's eye onto a blending of styles. There's that high-energy big-room vibe somehow entwined with a more claustrophobic technoid, neuro flavour. This counterpoint is established right from the intro, as low, menacing strings are offset by a modulating ravey synth in the high end. These sounds lay the foundation for a documentary dialogue sample that gives the track it's title. Then clean pizzicato strikes mesh with an alarm-call riser to take this sound-melding tune to the drop. 

The bass and beats are, as you'd expect from MaxNRG, clinically merciless. Ear-poppingly pressurised drums ride along a driving undercurrent of grittiness in the bass. The mids and highs fulfil that smooth-and-serrated combination that was laid out in the intro and take us effortlessly through building layers of drama. The energy just doesn't quit. 

It's clear by now that MaxNRG is a big fan of taking established ideas and reconfiguring them almost beyond recognition. Whether it's from instinct or meticulous study, his understanding of the form shines through, without ever distracting from the drum and bass heartbeat at the core of his music. This is intelligent rave music that hits hard. 




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Kill The Snake

MaxNRG - Kill The Snake [clip]

Aired 27th Feb. 2018 on Rene LaVice show on BBC Radio 1 & 1Xtra: http://bbc.in/2u2uA4w

Although the Juno identity has only been around since late 2016, the Spanish producer has long been influential in the world of bass music through previous aliases Aphex and Pheex, receiving support from the likes of Krewella, Far Too Loud, Evol Intent, DJ Bl3nd, and more, as well as several award nominations from DJ Mag, International Breaks Awards, and Breakspoll.

With the massive ‘Raptor’ on last year’s ‘Summer Slammers’ compilation on Viper Recordings, followed hot on the heels with ‘Red Blocks’ (which received massive support from Insomniac) on 2018’s annual, Juno has paved the way for future success with the label, evident in ‘Akira’ and ‘Truth In The Skies’.

‘Truth In The Skies’ features the lyrical genius of Dutch native, Innate MC, known for his work with A.M.C.’s Titan Records. Another dark and gritty tune, great attention is given to the build-up of every drop, creating a sense of suspense from start to finish matched only by the tune’s incredible adrenaline.

‘Akira’ is a tech-inspired, bass heavy thumper of a track that is sure to please fans of the darker side of the genre. Deep, thudding bass backs a gritty, neuro-infused melody that constantly evolves as the track progresses, giving the track an almost haunting edge.

Juno
‘Truth In The Skies / Akira’
1. Truth In The Skies ft. Innate MC
2. Akira

Label: Viper VIP
Cat#: VPRVIP037
Genre: Drum & Bass
Beatport / Spotify Exclusive: 6th April 2018
Full Release: 20th April 2018
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Within the labyrinthine concrete tunnels that sprawled out beneath the city pattered the soft footfalls of an expert infiltrator who moved with grace in contrast to their brutalist construction. Muffled by advanced technology, her movements would have been imperceptible anywhere else save for the desolate emptiness of this place. Another might be driven mad by the path she now walked as it circled and turned with no end in sight, but she had come determined. Hidden within this labyrinth was a vault of minosian value, containing a vast wealth of technical secrets her employer had paid much to acquire. Taking a moment to orient herself, she pondered what might truly be of value enough to be hidden within such a massive complex. Then she chuckled, remembering that the rich always wanted the same thing. “LASERS & STUFF”, she scoffed “All they ever care about is the lasers.

After sometime more spent within the byzantine tunnel complex, a new sight availed itself to the infiltrator. One tunnel ran straight forwards, terminating at a massive set of double titanium doors. Interspersed between her and that threshold lay a number of grids of light, burning blue-hot within the otherwise dimmed atmosphere of the tunnels. Within her mind sprung a reverie of another time, thoughts of the “spies” of old who had used all sorts of tricks to reveal hidden laser grids protecting their prize. Once more a grin came to her face. “That was before the lasers could kill” she thought as she altered her protective suit, disabling its mufflers and activating its muscular augmentation functionality. Returning her mind’s gaze to the matter at hand, she crouched low in preparation for the coup de grace. With little more than a twitch, she catapulted forth from her position, cracking the concrete beneath her under the force of her launch. With impossible speed she shot through the laser grids which had lain before her, the bite of their photons barely scratching the surface of her suit as they found but a miniscule moment’s purchase upon its surface. Powered by the momentum of her leap, the infiltrator’s fist connected with the center of the titanium doors, blowing them off their hinges with pure kinetic energy. Before her lay a small box upon a single pedestal, what seemed a token reward for her efforts. With nary a thought for its contents she attached it to her suit before once more catapulting towards the exit. The rich could depend on their LASERS & STUFF all they wanted, she thought. People like her would always find a way to beat them.

A-CRAY returns to the EATBRAIN label with the release of his 3 track LASERS & STUFF EP in an electric continuation of his previous audio assaults through the label. The titular LASERS & STUFF rings with the pulsar bursts of a bright snare that emanate above a deviously warped lead and strutting beat. PROXY’s overcharged bassline draws on an endless source of cyclical energy as it rises alongside a racing melody in an energetic fusion, whilst WASTED FUNK’s chromatic lead and frenzied percussion close the EP as they deliver a devastatingly weighty halftime audio sequence driven by its debauched bassline rhythm. With LASERS & STUFF, A-CRAY marks his first full solo EP on the EATBRAIN label charged with his unique sonic energy.

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The Nightwalkers EP 

Telekinis, Concord Dawn & MC Coppa 

A. Telekinesis - Pocket Full Of Drops feat Coppa 
B. Telekinesis & Concord Dawn - Nightwalkers 
C. Telekinesis - LICH 
D. Telekinesis - She Wants To Skate 

Cat #: EATBRAIN006 
Format: 1 X 12” Vinyl & 4 track Digital 
Beatport Exclusive: 25th March 2013 
Worldwide Release: 8th April 2013 

UKF “Wicked!” 
Optiv “Sick as usual!!” 
Mind Vortex “Wicked ep. Love it!!” 
Crissy Criss “F#cking BAD”
Dirtyphonics “Nice vibe!” 
Logistics “love night walkers!!” 
Fried My Little Brain “Blazing.

Jade, one of the primary architects of the neurofunk sound, presents the latest release on his distinguished imprint Eatbrain;
Telekinesis – The Nightwalkers EP. Telekinesis - the highly praised Slovenian duo consisting of Smooth and Markoman - joins an already drool-worthy roster of neurofunk talent on Eatbrain, further solidifying the label’s reputation as a stalwart of quality drum and bass. And with names like Concord Dawn and MC Coppa in the equation, the 6th release on Eatbrain stands out as a must-own for any neurofunk head.

Nightwalkers EP kicks off with an dynamic collaboration between Telekinesis and Coppa, the Berlin-based MC who's collaborations with Prolix and Mindscape made enormous waves within the drum and bass scene in 2012. Telekinesis’s knack for atmosphere comes into full effect at the outset before Coppa's infectious rhymes take hold, winding things up into an irresistible drop. Still possessing the same raw ferocity that Telekinesis has become known for, 'Pocket Full Of Drops' takes their sound into playful territory. Combining their dirty signature bass, cleanly constructed drums, and Coppa's clever lyricism, 'Pocket Full of Drops' a true mood-lifter bound to crush any dancefloor it touches. Good vibes, plain and simple. 

Next up, New Zealand badboy Concord Dawn features on the EP's eponymous track, 'Nightwalkers.' Opening with an optimistic-sounding concoction of warm pads, a light drum break, and shimmering synth arpeggios, the melody soon takes a darker turn as the full-moon comes out and the dead begin to rise. By the time the tune drops, it's too late - you've already been bitten by Telekinesis and Concord Dawn's monstrous musical creation, and there is no hope for you. One thing is certain; 'Nightwalkers' is a hauntingly contagious track capable of turning an otherwise normal human into a mindless dancing abomination. Beware.

The EP's third track, 'Lich,' promises to slay crowds with its upbeat neurofunk vibes. Clean drums, spirited keys, and a dirty yet carefully polished bassline make this energetic roller a dangerous piece of ammunition. Nightwalkers EP wraps up with a truly fun yet complex exercise in future funk, 'She Wants To Skate'. A tune made purely for the dancefloor, 'She Wants To Skate' jumps right into things with tight, lively drums and an uplifting synth riff. Telekinesis's trademark bass warms itself up, before ripping into full swing at the drop, twisting and turning throughout the track amidst a catchy chopped up vocal. 'She Wants To Skate' is a particularly infectious joint, bound to get bodies moving and put smiles on faces.

DJ Support includes... Teebee, Phace, Bad Comany, Black Sun Empire, Crissy Criss, Jade, Dirtyphonics, Maztek, Basher, Trei, John B, Treo, Mind Vortex, Logistics, No Money, Empress, Drumsound, Culture Shock, Bailey, AMC, Mob Tactics, Nymfo, Chris SU, Matrix, Task Horizon, AK1200, Syncopix, Doc Scott, Optiv, Rido, Cause4Concern, Zardonic, The Risky, Aeph.

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