Rome-based producer Dabs comes to the Eatbrain fold with 'Sniper'. Exhibiting his signature penchant for carefully manipulated atmosphere and bombastic drums, Dabs warms things up relatively quietly before flipping the script, dropping into a powerful combo of upfront percussion and a deep, buzzing low-end. A quirky, ominous melody pokes through the mix throughout, while airy keys faintly ring out in the background. Dabs joins the Eatbrain family in style.

Dark. Deep. Unfiltered. Unrestrained. This is premier neurofunk drum & bass. This is Eatbrain.

OUT NOW ON VINYL
http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/52478-eatbrainlp001-3-chris-su-feat--kryptomedic-dabs-tales-of-the-undead
12th May Beatport Digital
26th May Digital Worldwide + double CD

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DABS - Sniper (Tales Of The Undead LP)

SIGNS – NAKED LUNCH EP
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Hailing from Toulouse, French trio Signs have already carved themselves out an interesting niche within the nu-skool neuro scene, stamping their unique output into the public’s consciousness with big releases on Red Light Records, Bad Taste Recordings, C4C Recordings, and RAM Records

Their beats are sparse and militant with each drum hit afforded the space to dominate the audio spectrum, with pauses and moments of silence, delicately programmed into the DNA of the drum tracks, playing big part in the groove’s forward momentum, propelling the riddims forward and creating a dynamically powerful and compelling backbone for the rugged, tough basslines to shine.

The tunes are punctuated with wild Reese fluctuations and sci-fi sound effects reminiscent of the Wormhole-esq techstep from the end of the last century, with dark atmospherics ushering each trackdown the rabbit hole and into the dank, hellishbasements of debauchery that tunes like these call home.


Signs - Percuss (Eatbrain015)

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Dabs' Rawbot EP

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The titular Rawbot combines more intricate drum patterns with folding metal robot bass lines and sporadic major scale synth intonations that give the track an odd, retro futurism feel. 

Rawbot EP

Dabs & L 33 - Rawbot (Eatbrain016)

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EATBRAIN reach deep into uncharted realms of the sonic universe, with the latest signing to the label coming in the form of the sleek NeuroTech duo MACHINE CODE (Current Value and Dean Rodell). With decades of production experience behind them and an unmatched commitment to 
experimentation, they’ve applied their knowledge to create a considered and weighty evolution of the Neurofunk sound.

It’s with SOLAR CORE that Machine Code demonstrate their ability to get to the gravitational center of a sound – an Eatbrain track in the truest sense of the word, drawing an industrial parallel to Disphonia’s Eatbrain anthem ‘War Bunker’ and advancing it further into the future.

Terraform EP

Machine Code - SOLAR CORE (Eatbrain018)

03. Jhofre - Ethereal

http://www.mixmag.net/read/mefjus-phace-premieres

Some of the rowdiest drum 'n' bass of the last five years has come courtesy of Austrian producer Mefjus (pictured). 

Tilt Recordings, Mindtech and Disturbed were a few of the labels his earliest work was released on and in 2012 he hooked up with tech-infected d'n'b purveyors Critical Recordings for the first time. That was the cutthroat Enei collaboration 'Crawlers' and he released his debut album, 'Emulation', on the Kasra-founded imprint last year. 

More exclusive music

Premiere: Mefjus & Phace 'Clock Off'

Forthcoming on the Evolutions Vol. 2

Beatport: Febuary 12th
Worldwide: February 26th

Tracklist:
1. Ordure & Shield - Dumflad	
2. Agressor Bunx - Infinity	
3. L 33 - Rei	
4. Task Horizon - Body Tetris
5. Gydra - Nailsbucket

L 33 - Rei

we wanted to start the new year by giving you guys a free EP enjoy

Subminderz - The Eagle (Warp Fa2e Remix)

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Artwork by http://www.yanvfx.com/

Whether it's hard techno, industrial hardcore or drum & bass, dance music producer The Clamps has stayed at the helm of its ever-growing scene. And having such a wide array of influences has helped him to become one of the most notorious players in the darkest realms, having already grown within the trenches of French label Kosen Production, a platform well known for pushing forward likeminded artists. Whether it's his collaborations with the likes of Nick Bee and Redject, or his standalone singles, he's been heralded by many as a pivotal art within the underground, which is why the announcement of his forthcoming album was met with great anticipation from across the market.

Already releasing on the likes Prolix's Trendkill, Invisible, Eatbrain, Titan and Impact Music, he's made his music felt throughout a wide range of imperative labels. The second part of his 'Odyssey LP' sampler packages comes in the form of both 'Looking for Trouble' featuring the notorious Nuklear MC and 'LHS 1140b', which highlight the LP's versatility whilst also engineering two darkly atmospheric cuts which pull you into the sound which The Clamps is renowned for.

If you're a frequent visitor of the international DJing circuit, you're sure to have heard the sampler's A-side 'Looking For Trouble'. It's a destructive call to arms, one which bares its sonic artillery but first rolls out on strung-out note patterns, a rolling soundscape and an intro which pulls you up an intimidating breakdown. As the track catapults into its first immersive plunge, you're taken for the ride and each constructed hook grabs at you with an intimidating snarl, alongside Nuklear's growling lyricism. 'LHS 1140b' is just as gripping but in its own way, with a heavily distorted bassline and crashing drum sequences which create an effortlessly driving single. This is a secondary sampler proving that The Clamps forthcoming album is a force to be reckoned with. It also pedestals the type of diversity which he's historically championed for, although this can only be expected from an artist who's devoted himself to his craft for such an expansive time frame.


Follow The Clamps: 
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Follow Nuklear MC: 
https://www.facebook.com/nuklearmc/
https://soundcloud.com/nuklearmc
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Odyssey

Buy & Stream

The Clamps ft. Nuklear MC - Looking For Trouble [Kosenprod]

QO & Computerartist feat. Vigilante - Spread The Fire [HBM023]

Dark. Deep. Unfiltered. Unrestrained. This is premier neurofunk drum & bass. This is Eatbrain.