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Olexesh - Purple Haze

20th October - pre-order - http://po.st/NilByMouthEPiT

Audio - Nil By Mouth EP - Mini Mix

BLCKTNL016: Telekinesis - Fight Club 

After 'Judgement Day' Telekinesis return with their second release on our label. This 5 track EP is grimey like it's title and will make you move! 

Hope you like it! 
Feedback is appreciated 

01 - Telekinesis - Bias 
02 - Telekinesis & Coppa - Fight Club 
03 - Telekinesis - Sleep 
04 - Telekinesis - Jab 
05 - Telekinesis - Bragger 

release date: 
Beatport: 8th of March 
Worldwide: 22nd of March

Fight Club

Bias

Telekinesis - Bias

Following up the launch of RAM Records new RAMlife compilation series last year (which saw Loadstar offer up a platter of essential tracks), head honcho Andy C has tapped the man of the moment, Audio, for the second edition. 

Ordering an all-out assault on our eardrums, Audio collects 27 tracks from the likes of Optiv & BTK, DC Breaks, Ulterior Motive, Noisia, Bad Company, June Miller, Mejus and more, binding them together with the vicious RAM attitude that has helped the label dominate drum & bass. The album also features today's premiere 'Heavy Bettie VIP', an unstoppable cut from Neonlight, that is just as weighty as its name suggests!

Audio Presents RAMlife Drum & Bass is set for release February 22nd, head over to the label store to pre-order your copy: https://www.ramrecords.com/shop/download/rammlp21d

And if that isn't enough Audio for you, RAM have just announced the man himself will be playing a RAMlife set on Saturday 7th March at Oval Space, London as part of the Ram Weekender. Early bird tickets have already sold out so head here to grab yours quick: https://ramrecords.ticketabc.com/events/ram-weekender/

Tracklist: http://datatransmission.co.uk/news/exclusive-premiere-neonlight-heavy-bettie-vip/

Neonlight - Heavy Bettie VIP

2014 stands as a defining moment for the RAM Records imprint. Not only did it announce the pivotal signing of artists like Audio, Teddy Killerz and Bensley but they also oversaw the birth of compilation series RAMLife hosted by Loadstar. Even in its first form, it contained nearly every essential release the last twelve months had to offer. 

But this year, RAMLife is taking you into deeper and murkier dimensions. Having already flexed his production muscle on the ricocheting, four-track ‘Nil by Mouth’ EP, as well as his first visual debut in the music video for ‘Heads Up’, it’s now time for Audio to cut open and expose his musical psyche. 

Including some of the most aggressive, technically adept and prominent artists the genre has to offer, including Bad Company, Optiv & BTK and Noisia to name a few, no stone goes unturned for the album’s entirety. Audio also throws bass-fuelled bullets in the form of exclusives, with explosive VIPs that have yet to be released. 

The brand new cut ‘Foodchain’ from Audio sets a theme which is prevalent throughout all 27 tracks. Uncompromising yet diligently crafted, it leads you into a freight train of musicality which holds you hostage from start to finish. Zipping through to the mechanical composition of Mefjus’ ‘Brainwork’, all the way back to Spor’s heavy-hitting ‘Bullet Time’ remix; this is a no holds barred exploration of the genre’s darker side.  

But what can you expect from the man who garners such an explosive reputation across the club circuit? Audio brings his live personality into the whole album and accompanying mix; one that doesn’t let you pause for breath. They’re a collection of tracks that’ll leave an atomic bomb sized impression inside the community, which further solidifies his reputation as an ever- growing, unstoppable goliath. 


DC Breaks - Swag (Audio Remix)

SIGNS – NAKED LUNCH EP
EATBRAIN015
@signs-music
@jadednb

Naked Luch EP

Signs - Vermin (Jade Remix) (EATBRAIN015)

BLCKTNL022: Pythius - New Order

Beatport: October 16th
Worldwide: October 30th

1. Executor
2. Driveyard Ft. Kryptomedic
3. New Order
4. Coruscant

Pythius:
www.facebook.com/Pythiusbreaks
@pythius
twitter.com/Pythiusbreaks

New Order

Executor

Pythius - Executor

Alistair Wells is a producer whose current work is synonymous with a kind of benevolent intensity: he excels at sculpting tonally rich and percussively complex tracks that seem to both enlighten and confront. Under his most well known alias as Perc, he has established a deep roster on his PercTrax label to carry out a similar-minded program, and has built up a formidable arsenal of EPs and singles in the wake of enigmatic LPs like 2011's Wicker & Steel. His 'eclectic-yet- disciplined' methodology has also made him an integral component of the always-evolving Stroboscopic Artefacts organism, being involved early on with the label's Monad series and participating in every possible capacity from production partner to remixer to solo artist. His latest contribution, Ma, is a fascinating new EP that showcases his talent for testing the limits of perception.
The ominously titled opener "Death of Rebirth" - a title hinting at some form of hellish repetition - starts things off with a sense of dark premonition. Yet, in signature Perc style, that aura of uneasiness beckons listeners to explore further rather than to flee from it: in this context, the reliable 4/4 kick drum throb is the only means of orienting oneself or angling through a glassy and metallic labyrinth where foreign objects conspire to make previously unimagined percussive
noises. "Negative Space" is a variation upon this theme of trying to maintain focus within a foreign environment bristling with strange enticements and potential dangers: with the kick pattern from the previous pice still acting as a trusty guide, new sound forms arise at every turn: a novel sort of hybridized piano / gamelan tone, a shuddering assembly line, and snaking delay feedbacks. Like dub music meant to be listened to in a hall of mirrors, "Negative Space" induces a heady feeling of multiplying realities.
The closing "Ma", if translated into Japanese, can mean "space / pause" and thus acts as a nice complement to "Negative Space." However, this massive, side-long audio force field dispenses with the previous tracks' steady pulse, and suggests a rigorous act of ritual contemplation taking place in the midst of phenomenal chaos and challenging blows to the body. "Ma" succeeds in modernizing the industrial-era rhythmic invocations of artists like Z'ev, achieving an almost classical solemnity without sacrificing Perc's usual love for cleverly maniuplated electricity. Altogeher, ‘Ma’ is an eye-opening, ear-infliltrating statement that will warp your understandings of time and space in a most exquisite way.

Perc 'Ma' [SA026]

Nach langer Zeit gibt es endlich wieder einen aktuellen Studiomix! 2016 war in Sachen Produktionen und Releases ein überhaus interessantes Jahr.

Produzenten haben ihren Stil der Zeit angepasst, einige Andere sind ihrem Sound treu geblieben. Ich habe nun versucht, ein paar der für mich Besten Tunes der vergangen Zeit in ein Set zu packen.

Neurofunk to the fullest!

Viel Spaß beim Reinhören!

Weblinks:
facebook.com/DJResQ.DnB
facebook.com/baesse.de
baesse.de

TRACKLIST

01 - Optiv & BTK & Cold Fusion - Void
02 - Black Sun Empire & Concord Dawn - The Sun
03 - Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - Pull the Trigger
04 - Neonlight - Microbots
05 - Telekinesis - Break
06 - NC-17 & Qo - We Rollin
07 - Dom & Roland - Get Up
08 - L 33 - Zealot
09 - Smooth - Let It Roll
10 - L 33 - Collide
11 - Disphonia - Energy
12 - Dimension - Crowd Reaction VIP
13 - Misanthrop - Deadlock
14 - The Clamps - S & A
15 - Tantrum Desire - Anarchist Feat Rhymestar
16 - The Clamps - Dvouglas
17 - Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - The Cleaner
18 - Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - Pull the Trigger
19 - Black Sun Empire - Descent
20 - Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - Kill That Noise
21 - State of Mind & Black Sun Empire - Unconscious
22 - Neonlight & Wintermute - Influx
23 - The Prototypes - Pop It Off Feat. Mad Hed City
24 - The Clamps - Schoolchild
25 - Optiv - Stereotype
26 - Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - Bad
27 - Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - Until the World Ends

ResQ - Studiomix Dezember 2016

Release date (vinyl & digital): 8th of September 2017

After the three-track Time Enough At Last, Antigone returns with Ostinato for TOKEN75. As a project, the record is thematically accurate, adhering to its title’s suggestion on both sides. The tracks play with layering techniques, gradually building a spectrum of sound around their respective persistent motifs. Antigone shifts these insistent base elements, allowing them the foreground before masking within a blend of carefully processed and organic-sounding details. 
 
Ostinato 1 is mild and disconcerting, with strings that verge on unnatural in their high pitch. Ostinato 2 is more traditionally dramatic, the space this time filled with keys that follow the ongoing theme, building to an ostentatious crescendo reminiscent of the roots of trance. 

Tracklist:
A: Ostinato I
AA: Ostinato II

https://www.tokenrecords.com
https://tokenrecords.bigcartel.com

TOKEN75 - Antigone - Ostinato

// artist
@gydramusic
facebook.com/gydramusic/

// label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n
twitter.com/eatbra1n

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.

// release date
13th November Beatport exclusive 
27th November worldwide

Killparty EP

Buy Killparty EP

Gydra - Problem (Eatbrain047)

Deep And Bass

https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Manchester/Night-People/DubPlates-Presents/13141842/

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Dani Max