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Drum & bass stalwarts Black Sun Empire are to follow up a trio of recent EPs from The Upbeats, Neonlight and Pythius with the release of ‘Until The World Ends’ - a five-track, collaborative EP with NZ duo State Of Mind. To be released on January 26th via their genre-defining Blackout imprint, it marks an exciting start to 2015.

Lead track ‘Ego’ immediately sets the tone with growling bass lines and punchy synth-stabs that underpin dark, techy atmospherics and vocal loops.

Second track ‘Until The World Ends’ proves once again both acts’ enduring versatility - kicking off with a bass-heavy dubstep tones complimented by vocal duties from State Of Mind’s fellow New Zealander PNC, before

switching to a manic, intelligently structured groove for the remainder.

‘Bad’ opens with progressive percussion and softly-worked synths that move euphorically to a pounding drum break, whilst fourth track ‘Jack Nicholson’, featuring an imitable sample of the man himself, is a bass-fuelled shockwave of a track. Final track.

‘Moonbox’ closes the EP in true Blackout fashion, with signature frenetic beats and firing drums rounding off proceedings in style.

Black Sun Empire have built a reputation for curating their own brand of dark, neurofunk-inspired drum & bass over the past 12 months and this collaboration with long term accomplices State Of Mind - whom released their latest album ‘Eat The Rich’ via the label earlier this year - feeds into the hype surrounding Blackout as the label looks ahead to 2015.

Tracklist: 
01 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind feat. PNC - Until The World Ends 
02 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Bad 
03 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Ego 
04 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Jack Nicholson 
05 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Moonbox

Until the World Ends

Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - Bad

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Rusty K 

1. Rusty K – Frozen Heart 

2. Rusty K – End War 

Beatport Release: 27th July 2015 

Worldwide Release: 10th Aug 2015 

Press Release 

Rustam Mansurov is Rusty K, Ryazan, Russia’s drum & bass warrior. He returns with Frozen Heart/End War, his two latest tunes on UK neurofunk giant Close2Death Recordings.  

Rusty has brought d&b, darkstep and hardstep vibes to Bad Taste, Breed 12 Inches and C2D, and continues to deliver the goods wherever he goes, adding an edge and an energy to his sounds. He continues to develop and push the boundaries on Frozen Heart and End War, always searching for the next level, always searching for the perfect beat. Prepare yourselves for the epic soundscapes of the new tunes from Rusty K. 

Frozen Heart straight has to be heard to be believed. Huge operatic vocals open the tune, diving into the stabbing, bleeding synth lead-up. What happens next is truly amazing, with Rusty cutting the tune in half to reveal its very soul. Sharp, electronic neurofunk leads drop in next, with the melody maintained underneath. All of the elements add up to something very special indeed, the type of tune which only comes about once in a while. Tune in, and reevalute what you think music is about, this is how big Frozen Heart is. Your neck will snap, your spine will break, and even the coldest of hearts will wake up to Rusty’s vision of the music. Absolutely huge. 

End War continues the vibe, with another strong piano-based intro. Rusty heaps on the anticipation, drawing things up slowly as he makes you wait for the drop through some military-style drumming, before going absolutely crazy. Things bounce back up quickly, with some massive saw effects dominating later. Rusty has clearly poured his heart and soul into both tunes, displaying his fine talent for putting together and producing tunes of this quality. 

Rusty K is back with two stormers, so make sure you add Frozen Heart and End War to your collection, and to your life.  


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One of the pioneering icons within neurofunk, BTK has remained a pinnacle part of the drum & bass scene. And his imprint Dutty Audio has also helped pave the way for similar artists, bringing newcomers into fray with every slicing, hard-driving release. For their next output, they've brought on board Mizo for a ferocious rework of collaborative track 'Mind Control', a monster delivered first by Optiv & BTK.

Mizo has already made himself known within the 174bpm world as part of Gydra, a production outfit who need little introduction. Born out of Russia, his music was nurtured within its dance music culture and his remix of 'Mind Control' is a testament to this. Whilst channelling the same furious vibe as its predecessor, his take on 'Mind Control' is violently built, with every layer adding to its last alongside crashing drums peddles and an unforgiving bassline. The track comes thick and fast before it rolls you through all-out anarchy, demonstrating Mizo's undeniable skill as a solo act and as part of a team. Dutty Audio brings the fire once again.

Optiv & BTK Part Two

Optiv & BTK - Mind Control (Mizo Remix)

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The depth of the forest was unknown to those who lived at its verge. Shadows cast from the dense canopy seemed to reach out towards those who passed close by, wisps of darkness unfurling and twisting around the limbs of the youngest that dared to play at its sinister edge. The oldest stories of its roots passed across the creaking voices of the town pensioners hunched in the safety of others, discretely whispered and shot through with fearful looks. The allure of that dense and ancient place stretched back eternal, and bitter consequence waited for those who breached its dark heart.  The crew ignored the nonsense of such crones, pulling the carts of equipment under the cover of dusk until the sounds of the town were but a memory. The speaker stacks were raised against the night, strings of lights hung between the trees and purity of disturbed bass rolled against the surrounding trunks as they disentangled themselves from the mundane fiber of the lives they left behind. Twisting against one another as they let flood serotonin delight, they ignited an orgy of sonic symbiosis as the rave found its wings and took flight. The spores drifted imperceptibly into the clearing from the darkness around, lodging without discomfort in the eyes, ears and noses of the gathered young. And then the screaming started, the undulating mass of the gathering turned inward… devouring itself as limbs were separated from bodies, necks ripped as skin tore loose and the blood flowed freely over the gnashing faces of those left alive at the KILL PARTY… 
  
GYDRA return to EATBRAIN in force, following up their well-received CYBORG EP with the dynamic, darkly driven but funk-laced assault of the KILL PARTY EP. From the old-school drenched piano and ultrafunk of the title track, to the playful sinister intent of PRIMITIVE INSTINCT, the filthy sub explorations of PROBLEM and the predatory sensibilities of IKRA – the 4 tracks within display the dynamic and exploratory character of the production outfit. This is Russian neurofunk at its finest, delivered on the platform that’s tailored exactly to the premiere kinetic nature of its content.

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Standing for five years of innovation, the ‘Go Nen’ LP from Santoku represents half a decade spent by its label head crafting its most innovative releases. And alongside another game changing compilation, Logam has offered up fourteen brand new records which will signify why they’ve become such a revered icon within drum & bass, from the UK to the US. The LP also stands as a defining moment within the label’s evolution, drawing from their roster o a hugely diverse list of artists to present the whole colour wheel which has enabled Santoku to garner such a widely acclaimed reputation.

Whether it’s the neuro-infused cuts of Mean Teeth, or the impenetrable production standard of Mayhem and figurehead Logam, their next ‘Go Nen’ sampler highlights a host of musicality which is displayed throughout. The best way for an album of this calibre to open is with the first collaboration between Logam & Mayhem ‘Centuria’, but it moves forward across a twisted skeleton. Amoss takes on ‘Centuria’ and brings it into a darker realm, nodding to the previous releases which have held Santoku in such high regard. Also featuring on the LP are brand new selections from the likes of Uttersounds, who offers up the pounding riddim ‘Size Up’. Sequential’s ‘Mass Transfer’ alludes to the contemporary digital era drum & bass has found itself developing in whilst Symplex & Camel jump on board for the understated yet melodic ‘Twilight’. Celebrated American newcomer ‘Des McMahon also makes an appearance with a switch up of ‘Dopamine’, presenting a carefully packaged VIP and Kodin adds his tearaway track ‘Valetudinarian’. Todd Buchler, Pish Posh & HammerZz add their sonic delivery ‘Fuego’, which plays to its namesake with hard-hitting drum patterns and crafted hooks. Then for the last exclusive, you’re introduced to Logam & Roger’s ‘Emrys’, the perfect manifestation of what Logam inherited with Santoku’s legacy.

This LP will sit pride of place within the label’s history and they continue to push the boundaries with every release. The ‘Go Nen’ compilation clearly shows that, creating a dynamic and versatile track listing which will further define the imprint’s worth within a colossal dance music market.

Go Nen LP (Exclusives)

Mass Transfer

Sequential - Mass Transfer

Black Sun Empire asked me to remix their collaboration with Prolix of their album track "No Advance". Here is my interpretation of it...

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The Wrong Room - Remixed

No Advance (Misanthrop Remix)

State Of Mind & Black Sun Empire - Bottom Line

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Release date: 10.06.2020
Beatport Exclusive: 27.05.2020

Mmmh.. Paradox

Alien forces, controlling the main economic functions of the planet, materialize their marvelous and imperious plans
fresh from the headquarters in ROSWELL, where according to the top-secret but already not very well hidden
information an intergalactic space shuttle wrecked, concealing the new sovereigns of species in its black gaping
depth.
Humanoid bodies wiggled through to the very top of the political hierarchy, where they have been implanting any and
always new approaches of psionic inﬂuence on the mass’ minds for many years with success, forcing the latters to
replicate the marvelous rituals for direct beneﬁciation of the top tier.
The distant and unattainably mysterious mind in the outer universe made the fading earthmen civilization perform a
criminal and sacral kickback ceremony while making signiﬁcant trade deals (codename “KICKBACK”) to reefed the alien
wealth idol.
They cannot take all the gold out from the planet, but the certain kickback always reaches Roswell. All transactions come into their view.
They are already behind your back, keep your wallet tighter.
Watch out for new release of Gancher & Ruin imprint NMA. Right after their EATBRAIN ‘NO REGRETS’ releases we’re ready to present you Gancher & Ruin’s new danceﬂoor killer KICKBACK and original rave beast ROSWELL.

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