Pythius is Black Sun Empire's Blackout label's newest signing.
A specialist in epic, raw, neurofunk, 'BBT' is simply one of the hardest drum and bass tracks we've heard in quite a while...With production as solid as this, you can expect to hear a whole lot more from this Dutch talent.

Full EP released on Blackout 17th November. Buy here: http://www.junodownload.com/products/pythius-abandon/2594459-02/

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PREMIERE: Pythius 'BBT'

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 - Until The World Ends

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Transender

The world’s biggest drum &amp; bass festival is approaching and with it comes some of the scene’s most formidable imprints. With over two decades of experience, Ram has heralded the genre since its inception. And this year, they’ll be taking over the insanely engineered Factory stage with a line up like no other, featuring the heaviest names across their roster.

In celebration of their stage takeover, the imprint has provided four fresh cuts to whet your appetite. In association with the festival, they’ve picked a host of names to provide a soundtrack to your summer.

Up first comes the long awaited release of Calyx &amp; TeeBee’s ‘Get it Twisted’. Following the runaway success of their 2nd LP on Ram, this is a welcome follow up, with reverberating LFO which flicks between the vocal talents of Calyx himself. Proving they’re kingpins of the game, there’s no better way to reintroduce you to Ram’s most resounding veterans.

Then the monumental collaboration between Rene LaVice and Current Value rolls out next. A pairing seldom seen, they bring together two varying styles that merge to create something both irrevocably huge and drivingly dynamic. With Rene’s tell-tale production standard merged with the gritty, tech-infused sounds of Current Value, ‘Calm the Fuck Down’ is anything but a wind down.

June Miller’s slice of stabbing bass ‘Spin Test’ is exactly what you’d expect; ingenious in its design, with pounding drum loops amongst a tightly knit composition. A duo who come with no apologies, they’ve been on the genre’s forefront since with debut 'Robots & Romans’ LP, and this next output proves they’re here to stay.

Changing the tone slightly is Ram Records guest Madface, who once again teams up with Janine Small for a stunning vocal number that provides a lighter hue. Soft pads and vocal crescendos bring you deep into the mix, demonstrating Madface’s ability to encapsulate the versatile sounds of the spectrum’s lighter end.

So, let Ram take you into Prague this summer… As the countdown is on until this year’s biggest drum &amp; bass festival detonates subs and ear drums globally.



Spin Test

Out now exclusively on Beatport
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Black Sun Empire & Prolix - No Advance

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lyrics by Stapleton MC: 

95 It was all on us x4
Built an empire it was built on trust
Now we a go sign out like a real man does
95 it was all on us

20 years in the game cultured a lane 
schooled generations set man for fame
Trouble on vinyl beats to break spinals
so on point like a bullet from a rifle
took out rivals life's full of cycles
we give praise to the idols Hardwares arrival
legendary like Marley
so pay respect for the Grand Finale

Been there from the start
spread the culture through the globe 
and i wouldn't be surprised if the aliens know
about the brand & releases all the heroes & the leaches
epic club nights venues pupils and teachers
all good things must come to an end
Future Beats Future People the ethos transcends
thanks to the fans who helped with the assent
Renegade Hardware we represent

Hardware
Future Beats
Pay respect to the Grand Finale

95 it was all on us
built an empire it was built on trust
gave birth to a wave & we served that buzz
now we a go sign out like a real man does
now we a go sign out like a real man does
gave birth to a wave & we served that buzz
built an empire it was built on trust
95 it was all on us

20 years in the game cultured a lane 
schooled generations set man for fame
Trouble on vinyl beats to break spinals
so on point like a bullet from a rifle
took out rivals life's full of cycles
we give praise to the idols Hardwares arrival
legendary like Marley
so pay respect for the Grand Finale

Future Beats Future People
Future Beats Future People

Born in South London thats our humble abode
it's the last one from us before we nail up the coffin
been ill from the start spent our whole life coughing
sign out with a bang like when you get the top
of your chick's french stockings, Time to lock in
Time to lock up close the box
it go middle fingers up
know that we don't give a fuck
we don't give a fuck nah we don't give a fuck

20 years in the game
Future beats

The Final Chapter LP: Neuroware

Trilo feat. Stapleton MC - End Game VIP

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Introducing Othercide Records 'Genesis' series, a colony for housing the sounds of up and coming producers and providing a space for emergence on the galactic plain.

The first single mixes industrial sounds with heavy bass, with French creator Bobby feat. Points NCM on the mic, unleashes a fresh single that invites you to enter a universe bother dark and violent, but deep and mechanical. 

You will not return unscathed - Welcome to the Age Of Ether, where you have no Future!

Age Of Ether

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Bobby - Age Of Ether feat Points NCM (Original Mix) [OTHERCIDE RECORDS]

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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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13th November Beatport exclusive 
27th November worldwide

Killparty EP

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Gydra - Problem (Eatbrain047)

0101 Records
‘Warpath Remixed’
0101008LP
BEATPORT EXC: 15th November 2019
RELEASE DATE: 29th November 2019
Grab It Here: https://smarturl.it/wrpathRMX

Press Release 
The ‘Warpath’ LP from Maztek set a precedent and not just for him as an artist. It proved that independent figures can break out on their own and in doing so, can deliver cutting edge music through their own platform, garnering just as much support from the entire drum & bass as they would have done on a more mainstay imprint. And the ‘Warpath’ LP was also significant because of the fact that it was used to launch Maztek’s 0101 Records platform, which has since gone on to host many artists who are acting as pillars of the wider scene, bringing fresh sounds to the table and delivering the upfront music which has come under Maztek’s radar.
It’s these same artists who are about to take the ‘Warpath’ LP into another dimension, drawing from its original track list and offering their own versions of Maztek’s production. From the hectic world of Merikan, who draws for his signature through his rework of ‘The Dirt’, through the take on Maztek’s ‘Come Closer’ by Insomniax, there’s a range of producers who are brought into the fray to present the album from their own worlds. Trio Inward, Hanzo and Randie get their hands on collaboration ‘Gladiators’ featuring Gridlok, whilst ‘Pandemonium’ is given the VIP treatment by Maztek. Disprove follows in quick succession with his twist on the title-track alongside Ben Verse. Korsakov stalwart Droptek draws ‘It’s On’ with Virus Syndicate into his own sonic landscape and historic drum & bass figure Optiv introduces listeners to his reimagining of ‘What You Got’. MC Mota’s vocals are taken into a new frame by Synth Ethics with ‘The Breaker’ and Kiril then has his turn on Maztek & Aeph’s ‘Trajectory’. Up next, relative newcomer Phonetick gives a more lumbering motion to ‘Electronic Warfare’, keeping the same chaotic bass riffs as the original with Redpill and Maztek’s expert manufacturing. 
For one final time on 0101 Records, Signs remixes ‘Cheeky Dub’ and highlights why they were such a formidable force before their split. Then RedPill makes another appearance although this time through his own rendition of ‘Shake the Foundation’. Then before the appearance of Insomniax, Current Value delivers his manic patches of synthesis across ‘Timeless’.
As the remix album closes, it signifies just how far Maztek has come as a producer. From his beginnings on some of the most pivotal labels, through to setting up his own, he’s made his mark. With the team he now has at his fingertips, he proves this is something which will continue years from the creation of 0101 Records.

Warpath Remixed

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