Dislocation VIP is the 2nd track .

With Releases out on a vast list of reputable labels , we deliver this three track Ep .
The title track is naughty where seibel joins the colab for nothing but nastiness, with the 2nd track being T3K recordings owner Kaiza take his own take on Seibels track Dislocation . With the dark atmosphere in the breakdowns and a punch in the face for a drop look out for this as this is designed to cause damage . 
Instinkt aka Rune & Kaiza take up remix duties on Seibels track Takeover for the final track for DRD010 .

Look out for this one dropping in a few months .

Seibel - Dislocation ( Kaiza VIP) **OUT NOW**

Laughter is good medicine to those that try to break your mind

Galvanized

4/D mini mix 
deep pacey, and layers of bass 

4/D boomtown mix🤑🤑🤑6/8/25.

New Life

Apex Predator

[Cat.No.: MFR091LP3]
Bass Infection is spreading out inexorably. Volume 3 of the album series launched back in June brings you another load of pandemic vibes and contagious beats from all around the globe – enjoy the outbreak!  
On the opener, Nakwan & Kryptomedic are teaching a lesson in how to “Bring The Funk Back”. Kryptomedic's instructions are carried by an atmospheric intro that's constantly building up tension to burst in a drop unleashing some serious fire. After having gained attention with releases on Renegade Hardware and Kinetik recently, young talent from Bratislava Kutlo is marching in with “The Raid”, a merciless Stomper driven by pan-pot-percussion and earthquake bass lines. TR Tactics do what they do best – disassembling the system in a fury and shifting orderly conditions to a “Chaos State”. Better run for cover when you see “The Swarm” coming up – Body & Soul let loose the Killer Bees. Finally, Netics, newcomers from Belgrade, are making their debut on Mainframe with Dropship, a fierce roller resembling the vibe of late 90s' Drum & Bass. Keep it coming!

Released: 7th of Aug. 2017

TR Tactics - Chaos State

Stream et buy : http://hyperurl.co/Kosen34

The levels that underground labels like Kosen Productions continue to push have ensured the imprint has stayed on the agenda’s forefront. And this remains the same ethos for their next release, returning to the heavily skilled, crashing sounds of Maniatics, three producers who made their name on Kosen and who now help to spearhead its discography. The Sevilla based outfit, having also released on the likes of Titan Records, Eatbrain and Viper, deliver two brand new records which signify why they’re such an imperative part of Kosen. And having started its path in 2011, the French label has thrived within drum & basses independent market, pushing forward both burgeoning newcomers and more heavyweight figures. Whether it’s Signs, The Clamps, Nickbee or Maniatics themselves, Kosen has offered up some of the artists’ most resounding cuts. 

‘I’m Gonna Kill You’ and ‘Enough On My Conscience’ are no different, two undeniably huge records which go to show why Kosen were so hotly tipped after discovering the trio from relative obscurity. The single’s A-side ‘I’m Gonna Kill You’ begins as you’d expect from a Maniatics track. It’s cutting, whilst each slab of unforgiving drum patterns hit harder and harder as they loop between its flying percussion. There’s a hook which grapples with you between every slamming breakdown and this is why you’ll be hearing it across clubs throughout the next few months. The outfit know how to make an impact and this is clear to see through the ruthless dancefloor appeal of ‘I’m Gonna Kill You’. 

Then on the reverse, ‘Enough On My Conscience’ is just as destructive, slicing through with punching stabs of bass and hollowed up drum throws, with each slamming just as hard as the last. You become entangled in the destructive throws of Maniatics, alongside each one of their carefully fashioned layers of engineering, as despite how explosive their style is they’re still meticulous in their creation. Bringing together two huge tracks, Maniatics aren’t hitting the brakes on their career anytime soon. They’re making their way to the top, with Kosen presenting another rung on the ladder and a home for their tearaway pieces of art. 

Follow Maniatics: 
soundcloud.com/maniatics 
www.facebook.com/pg/ManiaticsDnb 

Kosen: 
www.kosenprod.com 
soundcloud.com/kosenprod 
www.facebook.com/KOSEN.PRODUCTION

Buy & Stream

Maniatics - I'm Gonna Kill You [Kosen 34]

20 Years LP

Death Breather

MFR109 DubApe - Fungus ( OUT NOW)

Own It Now: technique.lnk.to/JunglistM

It's time for some veteran business on Technique Recordings. We've already seen T-Phonic dropping bombs on the label with his almighty team-ups with Deadman (now operating under the name Al Storm), and, of course, Sense's name will be familiar to all real heads. Whether you know him from his long-standing Moondance residency, his huge collabs with the likes of Peshay and J Majik or his heavyweight solo back cat, it's clear he brings some serious pedigree to the table.

So, what's the story here?

The first track is called 'Junglist Murderer' and, seemingly, it does exactly what the title suggests. We're thrown headlong into a landscape of rave stabs, manipulated breaks and ragga vocals. But that's just the intro. With an OJ's ear for twisting up styles and patterns, T-Phonic and Sense build to a drop which presents a whole different angle.

The gut-rupturing two-step drums and insistently grinding bass, punctuated and accentuated by masterful break-deployment connect the foundational elements of junglism directly to today's DnB dancefloors.

Then, 'Vanished Without a Trace' displays a whole other facet to T-Phonic and Sense's style. Cinematic layers of warm and enveloping synth-work paint an epic sci-fi setting, supplemented by the eponymous dialogue sample. We're in a world of huge, rising, hopeful chords, but with an insidious note of darkness and danger just under the surface.

The pounding savagery of the drop punches a hole straight through whatever gentle and comforting warmth there might have been in the intro's harmonies. Now we're down to business with explosive drums and shuddering low-end, and paranoid rising tones keeping the tension at heart-troubling levels. T-Phonic and Sense aren't close to being done there, though. They've saved some of their most twisted modulations for the second drop, making this a versatile weapon for creative deejays.

There's a combination of styles here, as junglist influences meld with modern dancefloor DnB. T-Phonic and Sense have delivered two tunes that are going to find a place in sets across the drum 'n' bass scene and beyond. Unmissable.

Junglist Murderer / Vanished Without a Trace

Own It No

T-Phonic & Sense - Vanished Without A Trace

Virus Syndicate & State Of Mind - Cockroaches (cut)

Drum & Bass
Agressor Bunx // Audiomission // Bowsar // Volatile Cycle // Rune & Kaiza // Seibel // Kutlo // Insom // Dyon // Donkai Kong // Void // Ogonek // Nothing To Lose // Syrum // Akrom // Freqax // Symptom // Parallel Motion // Wresker & Kilobite // Diaz Soto & Exploid // RedPill // Kursiva // Qhymera // Dabs // 2Whales // TNTKLZ
Humanon // Sl8r // Ephyum // Lifesize MC // Tobax // Sola // Scout 22 // Barbarix // Dunk // Cranium // Sammie Hall
Demos sent to : ian@druidrecords.co.uk
For PR and Media inquiries : ian@druidrecords.co.uk

Druid Records is a label edging towards to the darker side of Drum & Bass and pushing well known artists alongside new exciting artists. 

**Out Now**
DRD001 - Get Up Ep - Void
DRD002 - Tonight EP - Donkai Kong
DRD003 - Requiem EP - Jay D  
DRD004 - Agressor Bunx - Orbital 
DRD005 -Proton King - One Day on Earth 
DRD006- Nekst - Bread & Butter + Critical Matter Remix
DRD007** d-Yon - Concrete Jungle Ep
DRD008** Donkai Kong - Basement Ep
DRD009 - Agressor Bunx - Aliens // Molecula
DRD010 - Rune & Kaiza & Seibel - Firestorm
DRD011 - Bowsar - Enhancement/Deep Web
DRD012 - Kutlo - Stone Age 
DRD013 - Proton King - One Day On Earth ( Remixes EP)
DRD014 - Ogonek - June / Nothing To Lose & Syrum - Raindance
DRD015 - Akrom - Overlord // Esothron
DRD016 - Agressor Bunx - Aliens ( The Remixes )
DRD017 - Wresker & Kilobite - Alone In The Dark EP
DRD018 - Bowsar - Enhancement VIP
DRD019  Diaz Soto & Exploid - Diesel Shift
DRD020 Seibel - Overclocking
DRD021 RedPill - Ruin Orchestra
DRD022 - Kursiva - Rush + Remixes
DRD023 - Kaiza / St4sh / Lower Bass - Click // Ghosthack
DRD024 - Humanon - Strange EP Feat Sl8r/Ephyum/Lifesize MC
DRD025 - Tobax - Bassjudge 01/05/18
DRD026 Audiomission - Mechanical Movement // Mind Activation 
DRD027 2Whales - Narost // Jump on Me
DRD028 TNTKLZ - Gunbai - Possessed
DRD029 - Sola - All About You 
DRD030 Scout 22 - Cybernetic Synthetic + Dunk & Barbarix Remixes
DRD031 - Cranium & Sammie Hall - Holding On

<<<<< Free >>>>>

DRDFR001 - Messy - Donkai Kong
DRDFR002 Red Light - D-Yon 
DRDFR003 Speculation//Ebullience - d-Yon
DRDFR004 Donkai Kong - Crush It Down
DRDFR005 d-Yon - Embrace 
DRDFR006 - D-yon - Straight Up / Worth it 
DRDFR007 - Instinkt - Shrubshire VIP
DRDFR008 - Vosko - Shock
DRDFR009 - Raspber - Move On

**Out Soon**

Seibel - Dislocation ( Kaiza VIP) OUT NOW

Druid Records

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