a thing of beauty!  Straight in the crate

Beatport exclusive:
www.beatport.com/release/must-eat-ep/1333317
11th August World wide digital release

EATBRAIN presents the debut EP from the enigmatic production duo known as Zombie Cats - "Must Eat" EP! Having crawled from the vortex earlier this year - bursting onto the neurofunk scene with two massive tracks on Eatbrain's Tales of the Dead LP - the ultra-talented duo isn't wasting any time unleashing their next dancefloor invasion. Their latest offering sees Zombie Cats raise the pressure with four tracks, featuring top-rate collaborations and produced with the consistency and quality of seasoned veterans. Zombie Cats collude with Mefjus on the titular 'Must Eat', an eerie dancefloor concoction replete with sinister whispers, heavy rhythms and futuristic sound design. Classic Eatbrain vibes. Atlanta, USA-based Logam features on the weighty 'Vintage', while MC Kryptomedic leaves his mark on the ruthlessly technical 'Upgrade'. Zombie Cats rounds the EP out with the diverse neuro stepper 'Moments of Truth'. True versatility from this fast-rising duo, who are proving to be a powerful force in drum & bass. Individually, the Zombie Cats each bring the heat; if you look around, they have been for years. But together, the producers form something greater (and scarier) than the sum of its parts. Take a look, if you dare. Eatbrain presents: Zombie Cats.

Zombie Cats Feat Kryptomedic - Upgrade (EATBRAIN010)

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3CD Tracklist:

CD1: Present
1. Sigma - Nobody To Love
2. The Prototypes Feat. Amy Person - Don't Let Me Go
3. Matrix & Futurebound Feat. Max Marshall - Control
4. Netsky Feat. Beth Ditto - Running Low (Fred V & Grafix Remix)
5. Chase & Status Feat. Moko - Count On Me (Andy C Remix)
6. Jaguar Skills & Chords (Feat. Matti Roots) - Lust (Break Remix)
7. Rockwell - 1_2_3_4
8. State Of Mind - No-Operative (Audio Remix)
9. Noisia & Prolix - Asteroids
10. DJ Hazard - Mk Q
11. N3GUS Feat. Jakes - Walk The Walk
12. Camo & Krooked - All Night
13. Logistics Feat. Hugh Hardie - As Sure As Sunrise
14. BCee Feat. Philippa Hanna - Back To The Street (Nu:Tone Remix)
15. Technimatic Feat. Pat Fulgoni - Like A Memory
16. Hypoxia - Badass
17. S.P.Y Feat. LowQui - Manicured Reality
18. Optiv & BTK - Shredder
19. Ulterior Motive - M.I.R
20. Emperor & Mefjus - Void Main Void


CD2: Past
1. The Prodigy - Voodoo People (Pendulum Remix)
2. Sub Focus - X-Ray
3. Wilkinson - Moonwalker
4. Bad Company - Planet Dust
5. Fresh - Signal
6. Wots My Code - Dubplate (Total Science Remix)
7. DJ Zinc -Reach Out (Remix)
8. Top Cat - Ruffest Gun Ark (Chase & Status Remix)
9. DJ Hype - Dubplate Killer
10. Taxman - Too Bad
11. DJ Krust - Warhead (Ram Trilogy Remix)
12. DJ Hazard - Machete
13. Ed Rush & Optical - Alien Girl
14. Dillinja (Feat. Lorreia Loushy) - Nasty Ways
15. Cause4Concern - Peep Show
16. Noisia - Diplodocus
17. dBridge Feat. Vegas - True Romance
18. Shimon & Andy C - Nightflight
19. DJ Die - Autumn (Commix Remix)
20. Shy FX & T-Power (Feat. Di & Skibadee) - Don't Wanna Know


CD3: Exclusives
1. A.M.C - Ignition
2. Callide & Intraspekt - 5 Tonne Monster
3. Mampi Swift - Higher
4. T-Phonic & Modula - The Resurrection
5. Funk Effect - Devil Dance
6. Coda & Skore - Everything
7. Q Project - Blurred
8. BTK Feat. Ryme Tyme - Spawn
9. NC-17 & SoulCulture (Feat. KC) - Contamination
10. Akov (Feat. Twichee Cordz) - Mirror Image
11. L 33 - Savior
12. Kloe - A Distant Planet
13. Ben Kama - Blink
14. Raze - Leviathan
15. Klute - The Beyond
16. Bladerunner - Reflection
17. Saxxon - Zapatera
18. KG - Repton Road
19. BCee - Vicarage Road
20. S9 - No More Games

L 33 - Saviour(Drum&BassArena 18 Years - Exclusive)

Drum & Bass 4

Absu_NTQL - Broken (VIP) XMASS FREE

Obey

Telekinesis - Shut Up

Out now on Addictive Behaviour Records:

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TR TACTICS
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One year on from the launch of their inaugural “Rotation” programme, Addictive Behaviour’s various-artist shuttle orbits earth once more. On board this time, a crew of 21 intrepid pioneers, bringing with them a diverse spectrum of musicality and D&B engineering expertise to the quest. Armed, locked and loaded with an assault of sophisticated phonic weaponry, their mission is simple. Audio annihilation!

This 2nd chapter to Addictive Behaviour’s dynamic album series is their most ambitious project to date. An otherworldly journey showcasing an edgy and explosive array of raw talent from a collective of old and new artists from the Addictive camp. Embarking on this Rotation, and making their label debut is an impressive ensemble of well-known names as well as fresh up and coming, cutting edge producers. Nick Bee rains in the darker, techy vibes with his “Ghetto Politics”, as do Kyrist & Babarix in their obliterating “Maikuro Funk” collab. Meanwhile, Release, Tephra & Arkoze, Data 3 & Modu provide their own unique variations, beaming with moody subs and percussive vibes, encapsulating the Addictive Behaviour tone to great effect. Philth adds a fresh, melodic, vocal composition to the deep end of the mix in “The Big Question” whilst Dom & Roland’s Xanadu is commissioned for remixing duties delivering an explosive new take on Detail’s “Breakout”.

Talking of which, joining the new recruits on this expedition, long term label regulars Detail & L 33 step into the fray, flexing their elements of neuro-tech styles and adding momentum to this growing satellite of revolving music production. Also on board this charter, some recent Addictive additions. Mystic State’s “Eye Contact” and Nami’s “Downpour” push the audio transit on with their bass fuelled roller’s rocketing us in to unknown territory.

Finally, kicking in the afterburn, are the Rotation – Part One veterans. Artifact returns with another relentless aural display in “Materialist” whilst Fade brings a heavy metallic attack in “Hold Tight” Finishing off the universal carnage TR Tactics are joined by relative label newcomers The Clamps to bring us a full on neuro assault in “Conscious”.

Rotation –Part Two will be making it’s re-entry in to Earth’s atmosphere on September the 30th. The 14 track LP is an awe-inspiring amalgamation of complex layered productions showing us once again the label’s ability to evolve. An immersive and varied, frontier pushing display with one unifying theme echoing from its core once again. . . Good quality production.

Rotation Part Two

Concious

The Clamps & TR Tactics  - Conscious

This beast of a remix by Maniatics is out now on the Russian label Invasion Recordings!

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Apache Remixes

Apache (Maniatics Remix)

Beatport

Mayel - Apache (Maniatics Remix)

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Most people don’t think too much about their food. It’s understandable really, we humans as a species don’t like to think when we’re hungry. After all, that’s energy that could be spent chowing down on whatever happens to be put in front of us at the time. There’s something special about food and what it does to our brain, how happy it makes us to do such a simple thing as refueling our bodies. Everyone’s got their favorites, delectable delicacies of which they just can’t get enough. All of these preferences are all well and good, but I must confess that I consider them a bit inferior. I am of course a connoisseur for whom only the best will do, not only just for dinner but for lunch and breakfast too.

As far back as I can remember I’ve always craved new tastes, new flavors to excite my tongue and make my heartbeat race. As a child I loved the usual things like candy and dessert, but such simple things get old when you eat them all the time. Though I even ate my vegetables and found their flavours fine, my boredom with these basic tastes inched closer every day. I tried the foods of other countries, even haggis and its ilk, but still I was not satisfied with these tastes from far away. What I craved was something more, something viscerally exciting, a meal I could make myself without a recipe in writing. It needed to be bold in taste with complexity of texture, with the slightest hint of savagery and a pinch of salt for flavor. You see I’ve finally found it, a meal that I can savor, and its standing right before me exhibiting curious behavior. Now’s the best part, my favorite time of the day. Twelve o'clock on the dot, it’s LUNCHTIME. Won’t you stay?

REDPILL serves up a delicious new EP on EATBRAIN with the release of LUNCHTIME, following up the Call of the Warchief EP which started the year for him on the label. The five track EP features his uniquely horror infused sound in full, as well as a collaboration with neurofunk champion MERIKAN aptly entitled CHILDREN OF CHAOS, which rages upon the strength of its furious bassline and fast paced snares. The titular LUNCH TIME features monstrous vocal intoned with evil intent, whilst the syncopated rhythms of BOOM BOOM create explosive shockwaves as the EPs second track. AND THE HERO WILL FALL narrates a tragic epic with its grand arpeggios and harmonic bass and is followed by the aforementioned collaboration before FUSION synthesizes the disparate aspects of the EP within a single track. Placing singular focus on his sinister sound, LUNCHTIME shows REDPILL operating at peak performance.

//Release Date
Beatport - 19.11.18
Worldwide - 03.12.18

Lunch Time EP

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Redpill & Merikan - Children Of Chaos (Eatbrain070)

20 Years LP

Rough

2019 BEGINS WITH A BANG!
Buy the releases exclusively on Beatport February 9th

Buy: 01 The Beginning 
www.beatport.com/track/the-beginning-original-mix/11558488 

Buy: 02 Taboo
www.beatport.com/track/taboo-original-mix/11558489

Our 40th release proudly presents three of UK’s cutting edge producers: Dan Lawrence and Jimmy Chick (Volatile Cycle) and Steven Barbarix Crompton (Barbarix) in a dynamic collaboration, “The Beginning” (Track 01). Then Dan and Jimmy spin around and produce “Taboo” (Track 02), featuring Milsky.
These guys don’t play around. They mean badass business! Both tracks on this EP are quality-rich, full of bass and precision beats – examples of the very best of the Neuro Spectrum of Drum & Bass. Their supreme talent, creativity, and expertise speak for them. Just listen!
Volatile Cycle and Barbarix are renowned for their releases on major labels including RAM Records, Renegade Hardware, Methlab, Trendkill, C4C; as well as VC’s release ( Transfusion Ep ) DCL037 on Dissected Culture.
Milsky Poynter is a 24 year old singer from Norwich, UK. She displays deep, warm and velvety tones, singing with soul and passion. Her voice carries you to a place of depth and meaning. Just listen! 
This EP was analog mastered by Beau @ Ten Eight Seven Mastering, UK.
Cover art was created by PSG Creative.
Thank you for your support. Look out for remixes of these tunes coming soon!
“The Beginning” release date is scheduled for February 17, 2019.
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The Beginning

Buy on Beatport

Volatile Cycle & Barbarix ( The Beginning ) DC040

Second track from upcoming "Blur Effect EP" which you may hear in A.M.C's Let It Roll Mothership set.

Release date:
August 26th - exclusively via Beatport
September 9th - worldwide

Tobax - Levelcrusher (clip)

DISSECTED CULTURE, coming out of the United States since 2011 and located in Colorado since 2013, brings serious heat to dance floors worldwide. Comprised of a handful of future-looking Drum & Bass, Techstep/Neurofunk producers, each with a unique style and approach to mind-altering sonic assaults, DC continues to push levels and make a heavy mark on the scene.
Label front runners include UK’s Volatile Cycle & Barbarix, with heads like MobTactics, Stealth, Rido, AK1200, NickBee, Computerartist, Skynet, Hybris, Altered Perception and more, dropping digital and vinyl gems in your ears from all the usual venders of high quality Drum & Bass.

Volatile Cycle & Barbarix ( The Beginning ) DC040

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