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neuro

Neuro #1

banger

Neurofunk / DnB #2

FreePartyFilth🍄

// artists
@taskhorizonaudio
facebook.com/taskhorizonaudio/

@neonlightmusic
facebook.com/neonlightbassmusic/

@magnetude
facebook.com/MagnetudeOfficial/

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

Task Horizon’s hiatus was a mystery felt throughout the world of drum & bass; secluded within the mountains of Switzerland, their scrupulously engineered cuts once littered the sets artists across the genre’s spectrum. And when they decided to close another chapter of their musical careers in 2014, their absence struck a chord. However, three years later the outfit returned already garnering support once again from tastemakers at BBC Radio 1. And for the New Year, they’ve delivered a five track EP of standalone tracks and collaborations for Eatbrain, a label who’ve taken dominion over the underground’s most vital corners.

The foursome are about to unleash their technically orchestrated ‘Overclocking Reality’ package onto the masses. Its title-track rolls out with a deceptive intro, one which begins to swell amongst rolling drums pads and ethereal synths. Up next comes a collaboration with German stalwarts Neonlight, delivering a melting pot of stellar musical aptitudes. ‘Enigma Machine’ is fast paced, unforgiving and oozes with menace, whilst featuring orchestral undertones that nod to the expert musicality of both production groups. Magnetude also jump on board for ‘Immortality Protocol’, another sci-fi inspired record pumping with extra terrestrial samples and metallic percussion. Next up, ‘M-920 Cain’ crashes forward with hollowed kicks and robotic vocal snippets, a dancefloor-lead anthem which is chaotic in its detonation.

And finally, your aural synapses are snared by finishing track ‘Flight Simulator’. Each electronically keyed note and rattling hi-hat leaves you mercilessly submerged, before the record breaks down into growling bass riddims and fluctuating distortion. Task Horizon has resurfaced and with the platform of a formidable imprint. Beside Eatbrain, they’re marked to once again inject their vision into the DNA of drum & bass.

// release date
5th February Beatport excl.
19th February worldwide

Get EP

Eatbrain052 / Task Horizon - Overclocking Reality EP

BLCKTNL004: Black Sun Empire - Variations on Black (Remix Album)
Follow us here: www.facebook.com/blacksunempire

01. Black Sun Empire - Arrakis (Noisia Remix)
02. Black Sun Empire - B'Negative (Phace & Misanthrop Remix)
03. Black Sun Empire & Eye-D - Brainfreeze (Neonlight Remix - V2)
04. Black Sun Empire - Breach (The Upbeats Remix)
05. Black Sun Empire - The Rat (Gridlok Remix)
06. Black Sun Empire - Sideways (Optiv & BTK Remix)
07. Black Sun Empire & Noisia - Lead Us (Audio Remix)
08. Black Sun Empire feat Thomas Oliver & Youthstar - All is Lost (Memtrix Remix)
09. Black Sun Empire & Jade - Deadhouse (Insideinfo & Mefjus Remix)
10. Black Sun Empire - Extraction (Rido Remix)
11. Black Sun Empire feat Inne Eysermans - Killing the Light (Icicle Remix)
12. Black Sun Empire - Dont You (State of Mind Remix)
13. Black Sun Empire feat Foreign Beggars - Dawn of a Dark Day (Prolix Remix)
14. Black Sun Empire - Bitemark (Zardonic Remix)
15. Black Sun Empire - Potemkin (S.P.Y Remix)
16. Black Sun Empire - Monologue (Ulterior Motive Remix)
17. Black Sun Empire - Eraser (SPL Remix)
18. Black Sun Empire & Eye-D - Brainfreeze (Neonlight Remix - V1)
19. Black Sun Empire - Gunseller (Counterstrike Remix)
20. Black Sun Empire & Concord Dawn - The Sun (Evol Intent Remix)
21. Black Sun Empire - Fever (Chris.SU Remix)
22. Black Sun Empire - The End of Me (N.Phect Remix)
23. Black Sun Empire & Eye-D - Milkshake (VIP)
24. Black Sun Empire & Noisia - Hideous (VIP)
25. Black Sun Empire & Audio - Drizzle (VIP)
26. Black Sun Empire feat Inne Eysermans - Killing the Light (June Miller Remix)
27. Black Sun Empire feat Thomas Oliver & Youthstar - All is Lost (Telekinesis Remix)
28. Black Sun Empire feat Foreign Beggars - Dawn of a Dark Day (Receptor Remix)

Beatport Exclusive: 4th of November
Worldwide Release: 18th of November

Feedback is appreciated
Enjoy!

Variations on Black

Deadhouse

Black Sun Empire & Jade - Deadhouse (Insideinfo & Mefjus Remix) - Clip

Out now: http://po.st/LoveToMeiT

Premiered by Annie Mac as Special Delivery on Radio 1.

Released 7th Dec on MTA Records.

Dimension - Love To Me

Upzet - Out of Mind (11-2014)

This brand spanking new EP from German Hero Current Value sounds different from anything else out there. It reminds us of the era in which we fall in love with Drum'n'Bass, but at the same time it sounds like the future. 

hope you like it like we do! 

track list: 
A - Nitro 
B - Loner 
C - Fuel Up 
D - Driven 
E - Recoil 
F - Viral 

Release Date: 
Beatport : 15th of February 
Worldwide: 1st of March

Current Value:
http://www.facebook.com/currentvalue
https://soundcloud.com/tim-e-aka-current-value

Black Sun Empire:
https://www.facebook.com/blacksunempire
https://twitter.com/_BlackSunEmpire
http://www.youtube.com/blacksunempire

Blackout:
http://www.facebook.com/blackoutmusicnl
https://soundcloud.com/blackoutmusicnl
https://www.twitter.com/Blackout_music


Nitro

Loner

Current Value - Loner

Following the wide reaching success of the two lead singles, Symmetry Recordings is proud to present Break's third artist album 'Simpler Times'. 
Finely treading the balance between club and home listening this album has something for everyone. Featuring the vocal talents of Kyo, Singing Fats, Celestine and Mad Hed City alongside producer collaborations with DLR and Xtrah, the album explores many of the sub-genres of DnB. With a reminiscent old skool edge and a modern finish Simpler Times' is a seminal album for this decade.
* All 12 tracks are released on Vinyl and Digital Download with a drop card supplying Wav files to vinyl buyers.

BUY HERE: https://symmetryrecordings.databeats.com/

02 Break - Confidential - 1Min30 Clip

BLCKTNL022: Pythius - New Order

Beatport: October 16th
Worldwide: October 30th

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

Pythius:
https://www.facebook.com/Pythiusbreaks
https://soundcloud.com/pythius
https://twitter.com/Pythiusbreaks

New Order

Pythius - New Order

Zeds Dead - Undah Yuh Skirt Ft. Mavado

MANCUBUS - SUMO BEATZ (OUT NOW)

//artist
soundcloud.com/l-33-1
facebook.com/L33music

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

The red glow of the setting sun spills across the dojo floor. One of Eatbrain’s mightiest warriors casts a dark silhouette against the backdrop of this dying day, composed and coiled to strike in the fading light. With the birth of night they will rise again, the immortal undead, shuffling in the darkness on an endless journey to the signal source. He is the watcher of the night, the last point of defence, upon his intricate and swift skills all hope rests. Night is here, they are arisen from the depths… time to kill the dead again.

L 33 strikes and connects a skilfully executed blow for EATBRAIN, dropping the sampler for his forthcoming album within the precise and perfect form of the KARATE EP. Comprising a sequence of 4 devastating moves, this is deadly taste of a gargantuan LP yet to come on one of neurofunk's leading labels. The EP lands its deadly intentions with BLOODBRAIN and EARTHBOUNCE deliver a pair of neuro bangers with swift pace and sharp-edged reeses, whilst CLUBLIFE and ZEALOT deftly push heads down to immerse ravers within their weighty rolling energy.

For the second release of 2016, Eatbrain brings the pain – delivering a mighty assault upon the dance from an artist who resides deep within the palpitating heart of the label, and serving as a herald for an even greater release to come.

14th March Beatport exc
28th March Digital worldwide
vinyl TBA

EATBRAIN022 Karate LP sampler

Karate Album Sampler

L 33 - Bloodbrain (Eatbrain022)

Changes [BIOCELLULOSE LP]

‘Changes’ featuring on my Biocellulose LP on Critical Music
Out Now !
Beatport → http://bit.ly/CRITLP10_BP
Critical → http://www.criticalmusic.com/release/current-value-biocellulose-lp/
Buy here: http://www.criticalmusic.com/release/current-value-biocellulose-lp/


Current Value - Changes (Biocellulose LP)

Macky Gee ''Sway'' The album forthcoming on digital mp3 worldwide on the 4th April 2016

Macky Gee Feat. Mc Skibadee   Bangers N Mash

//artist
@l-33-1
facebook.com/L33music/

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

It began as a whisper, spoken in low tones in multiple languages in the uneasy night. Talk of a place where the greatest of mecha roam, gathering amongst the desolate ruins of a war prepared for and never fought. The first explorers returned with stories of low frequency weapons, harvested from the ruined depths of a subterranean complex. With these re-engineered into towering relays capable of pure sonic carnage, the lands began filling rapidly with pilgrims from distant places, offering themselves as captives to their own higher mental states. What was once a mere whisper has now become legend, with this meeting of the mightiest clans bringing forth the greatest frequency warriors to stake out their claims. 

EATBRAIN casts a long shadow across the fray, setting seasoned label veterans L 33 and MINDSCAPE into the hordes of adrenaline-fuelled ravers alongside recent label additions MACHINECODE and AGRESSOR BUNX - all of whom have LPs coming on the label as well as appearing at the festival. A tight manifesto is stretched across the 4 rowdy and high-energy tracks that make up the EATBRAIN GOES TO LET IT ROLL, with the irresistible audio manipulative skills of Eatbrain crafted to exquisitely tear up the dance. A reflection in sound of the perfect marriage between one of the best contemporary neurofunk labels and one of the most impressive live spaces that exists for drum and bass.

Release date:
28th April
4th April Beatport exclusive

EATBRAIN023 Eatbrain Goes To Let It Roll

Eatbrain Goes To Let It Roll

L 33 - Stand Down Feat. Nuklear (Eatbrain023)

Tracklist:
Document One – Small Steps
Tantrum Desire – Nationwide Rocker
Noisia – Omnivore
L33 – Clublife
Zombie Cats – Shakaree
The Prototypes – Abyss VIP
SubFocus – Timewarp VIP
Disprove – FRQNS
Mefjus & Phace – Clock Off
Agressor Bunx – Dangerous Materials 
Mefjus – Leibniz
A-Cray – Nuclear Whatever
Mefjus – Blitz
A-Cray – Stomper
Neonlight – BadOmen
BTK & Optiv – Let it Loose (Emperor Rmx)
Wilkinson – Dirty Love (TC Rmx)
Cause4Concern – Headroom (Audio VIP)
Neonlight – Triple B
Audio – Ultron
Audio – Ultron (Mefjus Rmx)
Tantrum Desie – Think about you
Drumsound & BasslineSmith – The Truth
BMotion – Ignition
Cino – Relocate
Rene Lavice – Lights out
Neonlight & Wintermute – Influx 
Fourward ft. Linguistics – The Storm
Signs – Percuss
Mefjus – Suicide Bassline VIP
L33 – Zealot
The Clamps – Social Disorder
Dabs & Disprove – Thor
Mob Tactics – Get Dirty
TR Tactics – Thought Train 


TwistedTechnique - Podcast Minimix #1

//artists
@hypoxiadnb
@hyqxyz
facebook.com/hypoxiadnb
facebook.com/hyqxyz

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

Fluctuation in the external world - a ripple across the fabric of space and time - disruption at a granular level of reality that spreads deep through the senses. Internal connections pulse with electrical activity, opening new pathways and unfurling their tendril-thread map of the universe reflected within. Awareness glides like heavy silk across the mind's deep furrows, the conscious eye compiling fresh sonic prophecies pulled from the farthest reaches of the realms of altered perception. Past melts into the present, erupting into the fragile flame of consciousness, cognition reaching with darkly glimmering arms into the tidal seas of a future wrapped in the deepest of bass frequencies.

HYPOXIA once again emerge from the twisted depths of the EATBRAIN fold to deliver the COGNITION EP. Following up their much-revered ANOVA EP, released on the label in 2015 and garnering widespread praise for their intensely engineered and heavy production aesthetic; the Belgian duo hit hard and true - cementing themselves as part of the Eatbrain family. Featuring 4 tracks of precise neurofunk of the utmost quality that ravers have come to expect from Hypoxia as well as the label, this is an EP that will most certainly be controlling the dance and embedding itself in frenetic dancers' consciousness for months to come.

Release date:
23rd May
9th May Beatport exclusive

EATBRAIN025 Cognition EP

Cognition EP

Hypoxia & HYQXYZ - Ripgroove (Eatbrain025)

//artist
@l-33-1
facebook.com/L33music

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

Night has fallen, the threat of extinction riding on the edge of its transition. Decaying and contorted faces of the undead leer from the shadows, twisted limbs reaching from the darkness towards the eternal signal - driven to crush its subversive broadcast and extinguish the final beacon. A single being stands in their way - the strongest of his kind, the last of a genetic line extending into a derelict past with an imperative to preserve the future. An arsenal of sonic weaponry residing within the lines of his palms, drawn forth through the ancient forms manifested by long-dead masters. His swift movement amongst the shuffling army is efficient - acute strikes snap limbs, raw concentrated power crushes bone, low-frequency techniques leaving little behind from the weight of brutal molecular disruption. With the rising of the sun, only he remains – the broken dead lying scattered and without motion – the focused power of his fighting form has prevailed… the signal is preserved.
 
Following up on the impact of the sampler EP, L 33 unleashes his most devastating technique upon the EATBRAIN label with his KARATE LP. An artist residing at the heart of the Eatbrain collective with an entirely unique and recognizable sound – his album delivers a polished and hard-hitting array of tracks designed with pure dancefloor palpitation in mind. With pounding signature sound tracks that L 33 fans will hungrily devour such as KARATE, STRANGE THINGS and ELECTRIX alongside fresh sonic experiments with hard-hitting neuro in the form of DROP IT DOWN LOW and GRIME ALL THE TIME, the Karate LP delivers a heavyweight manifesto for both L 33 and the evermore legendary Eatbrain.

Release dates:
30th May Beatport exclusive
13th June Digital worldwide

EATBRAIN004 Karate LP

Karate LP

L 33 - Strange Things (EatbrainLP004)

L 33 - Razor Blade (EatbrainLP004)

Our new album 'Oxygen' is out now!

fredvgrafix.lnk.to/Oxygenso

www.facebook.com/fredvgrafix
www.twitter.com/fredvgrafix
www.instagram/fredvgrafix

Oxygen

Stay Here

//artists
@segment_dnb
@conceptvision
facebook.com/segmentxconceptvision

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

Elevated far above the streets in one of the towering high-rise buildings that dominated the urban heart, the sound of the high-octane pursuit below barely penetrated the bleak musty cubical. Its cigarette-stained walls are etched with the marks he’d made to signify the passing of his life in this space. The ever-present hum of building’s servers that once he’d thought faintly pleasant, oppressively penetrated his eardrums - continually evolving… scraping the inside of his brain like sonic sandpaper. Flickering lights from the city’s exterior advertisements strobed across the dark sea of cubicles, the huddled occupants of each fixated on the faint glow of their viewscreens, their enslaved minds pouring over the flow of a sea of meaningless data. The lights hurt his eyes these days, each wave illuminating his dank space peaked his migraine – like shards of glass penetrating deep into the roots of his skull and twisting within his cortex on the way. He was at the edge, hovering on the very horizon of sanity itself… the boundary blurring – what was more insane – this existence? Or the one he desired – to tear himself free from the bonds of this reality… for his heart to burn with the light of a thousand stars as he steered his body towards the purity of presence outside of this slavery… to defy the great architect and stand proud just for a moment… Just as this thought manifested, he felt the tight grip upon his shoulder - briskly pulling him around to see the corrupt, fat, distorted face of the overseer sneering down through that twisted crevice of a mouth. Those chains broke – he felt his hand grasping the keyboard that he had been so long manacled to in his mind, moving with the rotation of the chair as he rose swiftly with the roar that escaped him so fluidly. The overseer’s shocked expression froze in time as the keyboard collided with his mouth – landing with such brutal force that the shockwave passed through his fat face. With that roar, he felt free… he had found himself.
 
SEGMENT & CONCEPT VISION follow up their incredible MAMMOTH EP with their 2nd impressive outing on neurofunk’s leading label, EATBRAIN. Proving once more the exceptional skill of their combined production with the 5 heavy-duty tracks of the ROAR EP (including free release with the vocal-led ‘EMPIRE’), the pair set the bar high through their powerful sound. Whether it’s the stuttering might of title track ROAR with its nightmare fueled arpeggios, or the dub-influenced sci-fi majesty of THIRST (featuring COD3X) - each track proves more relentless than the last. This is tear-out neurofunk at its best, proving once again the strength of the EATBRAIN sound and cementing another incredible pair of Russian producers within the roster.

Release date
1st August Beatport Exclusive
15th August Worldwide
TBC Vinyl

EATBRAIN028 Roar EP

Roar EP

Segment & Concept Vision – Roar (Eatbrain028)

Free Download

Move

//artists
@maztek
facebook.com/MaztekHQ

@junemiller
facebook.com/junemillermusic

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

Rumours of the infernal mechanism were rife amongst the population, that somewhere deep in the sublevels of the city it waited with the eternal patience that belongs only to machines. It was said that those people whom the system had broken, whose minds had snapped – ejecting them from the social architecture… were first incarcerated, analyzed and then taken to it to be erased completely. He was about to find out the truth of this, dragged from his metallic cell by those machine claws, his arms bound tightly across his chest and vocal chords paralyzed. He wanted to scream, terror engulfing him and winding around his vertebrae, giving birth to a black hole within the pit of his stomach... but all that emerged was a whimper of despair. It was registered by the synthetic mind and catalogued in its vast archive of variations of this moment - its casual analysis of this journey to death. The chamber was incomprehensibly vast… and it was there waiting, reaching with its threatening appendages from the shadows, its diabolical jaws enshrouded in the dull green light of a vast viewing screen displaying the symbol of the architect. The teeth started that relentless slicing, the very ground trembling through the power of its mighty workings, the mechanism to be his absolute obliteration… those claws pulling him inexorably towards the end as the viewscreen changed and flashes the word ‘goodbye’. The GRINDER completes its work. In the almost oblivious streets above, a faint rumble is felt – knowing, fearful looks are briefly exchanged before the citizens hurry on with their business.
 
Apex neuro and tech producer MAZTEK arrives with his first full EP on leading d&b label, EATBRAIN. Following up appearances on the label’s Tales of the Undead and Mirror Universe VA LP’s, the GRINDER EP sees Maztek deliver 4 tracks of high-grade dancefloor weaponry, enwrapped in the kind of heavy sonic technology that his fans have come to expect. From the tear-out but tightly wound collaboration with with June Miller in BLAFFER, to the grime-influenced and glitched vocals of GOOD QUESTION that comes in heavy with the evil bounce of its bass – the EP runs a diverse and unique flex. Title-track GRINDER delivers an appropriately punishing assault, packed with sinister sound design and brooding, dynamic riff, whilst TANGLE delivers an edgy and lightly percussive shuffle to accompany its powerful bass. This is both an artist and a label at their best, delivering an overwhelmingly powerful artefact for the dance.

Release date
15th August Beatport Exc.
29th August Worldwide
TBC Vinyl

EATBRAIN029 Grinder EP

Grinder EP

Maztek feat. June Miller - Blaffer (Eatbrain029)

BBC Radio 1's very own DJ Friction gave The Prototypes brand new single 'Electric' the 'Friction Fire' track of the week on his Radio 1 show...Release date 27:01:2017 ... #Electric

BBC Radio 1 - The Prototypes - Electric - 'Track Of The Week'

s/o an alle

yung hurn: @yunghurn
rin: @rin893
lex lugner: @lex-lugner

Spotify

yung hurn - bianco (DnB remix)

// artist
@synergysnrg
facebook.com/synergysnrg/

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

Deep within the hegemonic core cluster, the brutal and deadly form of the ship Helion cruised with deadly intent across the gravity well of Arkana, the seat of the ruling elite. In its wake, the unraveling, doomed form of the defence moon Scarecrow tumbled across the planetary shore, untethered from its anchor of aeons – core breached and leaking into the vast cold vacuum. The crew stared out over the destruction, the horror of permanent nothingness at such a scale penetrating deep; millions of warriors erased out of existence by the ship’s darkmatter device in a moment with the tearing of the moon. On the surface of Arkana below, the effects were already being felt, with tidal waves towering over urban habitations, and the planetary plates starting to heave and twist in reaction to the forever-changed physics. The planetscape was contorting to a new form, its body now free from the pull of its closest moon, mindless to the destruction wrought upon the tiny beings and colonies that lay upon its surface. As death itself swept across the circumference of the orb, they observed from the safety of their superweapon high above… the planetary destroyer Helion, decades in the making and the last hope to free themselves from the tyranny of their brutal overlords - the violent breaker of their peoples’ chains.
 
Following their biggest year yet – with more than 30 live events worldwide, 14 EPs and 2 LPs in their wake - EATBRAIN enter 2017 with a powerful statement in the form of evolved entity SYNERGY (formerly Segment & Concept Vision, whose Mammoth EP was one of 2016’s most successful releases). The HELION EP delivers a heavy payload with 5 tracks of brutally refined neuro destruction from the onset, with title track HELION weaving between heavy rattling distortion and precise break insertions that evolve into an aggressively syncopated 2 step attack. WARRIOR SOUND issues an ultimate call to arms laid down by Miss Trouble’s pointed vocal and a lean and heavy halfstep futurerave beat, whilst halftime slash drumstep hybrid SCARECROW delivers a powerful wave of insanity with its heavy onslaught. ARKANA and DESTROYER pull heavy gut punches with their tear-out upbeat vibes that are certain to be ripping up Eatbrain dancefloors around the planet.

Release date
30th January Beatport exclusive
13th February worldwide
vinyl TBC

EATBRAIN035 Helion EP

Helion EP

Synergy - Arkana (Eatbrain035)

Synergy - Destroyer (Eatbrain035)

// artists
@synergysnrg
facebook.com/synergysnrg/

@trouble_mc
facebook.com/misstroubleofficial/

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

Deep within the hegemonic core cluster, the brutal and deadly form of the ship Helion cruised with deadly intent across the gravity well of Arkana, the seat of the ruling elite. In its wake, the unraveling, doomed form of the defence moon Scarecrow tumbled across the planetary shore, untethered from its anchor of aeons – core breached and leaking into the vast cold vacuum. The crew stared out over the destruction, the horror of permanent nothingness at such a scale penetrating deep; millions of warriors erased out of existence by the ship’s darkmatter device in a moment with the tearing of the moon. On the surface of Arkana below, the effects were already being felt, with tidal waves towering over urban habitations, and the planetary plates starting to heave and twist in reaction to the forever-changed physics. The planetscape was contorting to a new form, its body now free from the pull of its closest moon, mindless to the destruction wrought upon the tiny beings and colonies that lay upon its surface. As death itself swept across the circumference of the orb, they observed from the safety of their superweapon high above… the planetary destroyer Helion, decades in the making and the last hope to free themselves from the tyranny of their brutal overlords - the violent breaker of their peoples’ chains.
 
Following their biggest year yet – with more than 30 live events worldwide, 14 EPs and 2 LPs in their wake - EATBRAIN enter 2017 with a powerful statement in the form of evolved entity SYNERGY (formerly Segment & Concept Vision, whose Mammoth EP was one of 2016’s most successful releases). The HELION EP delivers a heavy payload with 5 tracks of brutally refined neuro destruction from the onset, with title track HELION weaving between heavy rattling distortion and precise break insertions that evolve into an aggressively syncopated 2 step attack. WARRIOR SOUND issues an ultimate call to arms laid down by Miss Trouble’s pointed vocal and a lean and heavy halfstep futurerave beat, whilst halftime slash drumstep hybrid SCARECROW delivers a powerful wave of insanity with its heavy onslaught. ARKANA and DESTROYER pull heavy gut punches with their tear-out upbeat vibes that are certain to be ripping up Eatbrain dancefloors around the planet.

Release date
30th January Beatport exclusive
13th February worldwide
vinyl TBC

Synergy feat Miss Trouble - Warrior Sound (Eatbrain035)

Synergy - Helion (Eatbrain035)

Synergy - Scarecrow (Eatbrain035)

Now out with the boys from Inkripted sounds on a jungle vs DnB EP with some bangers on! 

 https://inkriptedrecords.bandcamp.com/album/inkripted-records-inkr001

Big up on the master from the man himself WamJam -
 https://soundcloud.com/wamjam1

Cheers'en

Mooreman - My Proper Tea (Inkripted Records)

Out now: https://www.beatport.com/release/frostbite-ice-cold/2113272

The Noisia lads premiered Arbee's forthcoming track 'Think About It'

Huge release on the way from this Melbourne based artist. 

Out 09/10/17

Follow: https://soundcloud.com/arbeednb

Frostbite (Ice Cold) - Single

Arbee - Think About It [Noisia Radio]

Preview of "Spidernet" out now on Optivs Red Light Records as title track of the "Spidernet EP".

Big Up Ed!

BEATPORT

Instinkt-Spidernet (out now on RED LIGHT RECORDS 128 kbps preview)

Document One - Australia Tour 2017
Perth, Geelong, Melbourne, Adelaide
For info: https://www.facebook.com/ChemistryTouring/

Episode 004 of The onesevenfour Show recorded on 11th November 2017

Joe
SpectraSoul - Fiction (feat. Solah) [Ish Chat Music]
Ewol - ?? [Dub]
Riya - Left Behind (feat. Nymfo & ZeroZero) [CIA Records]
Dauntless & Fuj - Shadow Beast [Transference Recordings]
M-zine & Scepticz - Nudnik [Lifestyle Music]
Survey - Phat Cap [Dispatch Recordings]
Survey - Get It [Dispatch Recordings]
Sam Binga & Rider Shafique - Highly Blessed (Alix Perez Remix) [Critical Music]
Nami - Imitator [Lifestyle Music]
Nami - Shake The Universe [Lifestyle Music]
Ill Truth - Lemon [Shogun Audio]

Adam
Criteria - Night Dash [Trust Audio]
Mutt & Visionary - Lady Love [Future Retro]
In:Most - Her [Soulvent Records]
Random Movement & Jaybee - Starving For Gold [Flight Pattern Records]
Document One - Rudeboy Fashion [Technique Recordings]
Midn8runner - Resolution [Hyperactivity Music]
Dawn Wall - Problems [Integral Records]
Northern Zone - Scaventure [Limitless]
Bert H - Fly With Me (Bop Remix) [Fokuz Recordings]
Filip Motovunski - Atmosfire [Bad Taste Recordings]
Rae - Fireface [Audio Danger Records]
Keeno - Daydreaming (feat. Kailaa) [Med School Music]

Jess
Monty - Hold Me Back [1985 Music]
Safire - Unhinged Chapter [Plasma Audio]
Satl - Jamaican Dub [Shogun Audio]
Paul SG - Holy Moly [Shogun Audio]
OneMind - Early Daze [Metalheadz]
Dexta & Crypticz - Together [Diffrent Music]
In:Most - Over The Shoulder [Soulvent Records]
Dub Elements - Like That [Shogun Audio]
Serum, Paul T & Edward Oberon - Burning [V Recordings]
OneMind - Late Addition (feat. Total Science) [Metalheadz]
Safire - Crystal Gee [Plasma Audio]
Dawn Wall - Lemon Dogs [Integral Records]

Guest mix
Document One [Technique Recordings]

The Show 004 - Document One [Drum & Bass]

// artist
@taskhorizonaudio
facebook.com/taskhorizonaudio/

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


Task Horizon’s hiatus was a mystery felt throughout the world of drum & bass; secluded within the mountains of Switzerland, their scrupulously engineered cuts once littered the sets artists across the genre’s spectrum. And when they decided to close another chapter of their musical careers in 2014, their absence struck a chord. However, three years later the outfit returned already garnering support once again from tastemakers at BBC Radio 1. And for the New Year, they’ve delivered a five track EP of standalone tracks and collaborations for Eatbrain, a label who’ve taken dominion over the underground’s most vital corners.

The foursome are about to unleash their technically orchestrated ‘Overclocking Reality’ package onto the masses. Its title-track rolls out with a deceptive intro, one which begins to swell amongst rolling drums pads and ethereal synths. Up next comes a collaboration with German stalwarts Neonlight, delivering a melting pot of stellar musical aptitudes. ‘Enigma Machine’ is fast paced, unforgiving and oozes with menace, whilst featuring orchestral undertones that nod to the expert musicality of both production groups. Magnetude also jump on board for ‘Immortality Protocol’, another sci-fi inspired record pumping with extra terrestrial samples and metallic percussion. Next up, ‘M-920 Cain’ crashes forward with hollowed kicks and robotic vocal snippets, a dancefloor-lead anthem which is chaotic in its detonation.

And finally, your aural synapses are snared by finishing track ‘Flight Simulator’. Each electronically keyed note and rattling hi-hat leaves you mercilessly submerged, before the record breaks down into growling bass riddims and fluctuating distortion. Task Horizon has resurfaced and with the platform of a formidable imprint. Beside Eatbrain, they’re marked to once again inject their vision into the DNA of drum & bass.

// release date
5th February Beatport excl.
19th February worldwide

Overclocking Reality EP

Task Horizon - Overclocking Reality (Eatbrain 052)

// artists
@taskhorizonaudio
facebook.com/taskhorizonaudio/

@neonlightmusic
facebook.com/neonlightbassmusic/

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

Task Horizon’s hiatus was a mystery felt throughout the world of drum & bass; secluded within the mountains of Switzerland, their scrupulously engineered cuts once littered the sets artists across the genre’s spectrum. And when they decided to close another chapter of their musical careers in 2014, their absence struck a chord. However, three years later the outfit returned already garnering support once again from tastemakers at BBC Radio 1. And for the New Year, they’ve delivered a five track EP of standalone tracks and collaborations for Eatbrain, a label who’ve taken dominion over the underground’s most vital corners.

The foursome are about to unleash their technically orchestrated ‘Overclocking Reality’ package onto the masses. Its title-track rolls out with a deceptive intro, one which begins to swell amongst rolling drums pads and ethereal synths. Up next comes a collaboration with German stalwarts Neonlight, delivering a melting pot of stellar musical aptitudes. ‘Enigma Machine’ is fast paced, unforgiving and oozes with menace, whilst featuring orchestral undertones that nod to the expert musicality of both production groups. Magnetude also jump on board for ‘Immortality Protocol’, another sci-fi inspired record pumping with extra terrestrial samples and metallic percussion. Next up, ‘M-920 Cain’ crashes forward with hollowed kicks and robotic vocal snippets, a dancefloor-lead anthem which is chaotic in its detonation.

And finally, your aural synapses are snared by finishing track ‘Flight Simulator’. Each electronically keyed note and rattling hi-hat leaves you mercilessly submerged, before the record breaks down into growling bass riddims and fluctuating distortion. Task Horizon has resurfaced and with the platform of a formidable imprint. Beside Eatbrain, they’re marked to once again inject their vision into the DNA of drum & bass.

// release date
5th February Beatport excl.
19th February worldwide

Task Horizon & Neonlight - Enigma Machine (Eatbrain 052)

// artists
@taskhorizonaudio
facebook.com/taskhorizonaudio/

@magnetude
facebook.com/MagnetudeOfficial/

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

Task Horizon’s hiatus was a mystery felt throughout the world of drum & bass; secluded within the mountains of Switzerland, their scrupulously engineered cuts once littered the sets artists across the genre’s spectrum. And when they decided to close another chapter of their musical careers in 2014, their absence struck a chord. However, three years later the outfit returned already garnering support once again from tastemakers at BBC Radio 1. And for the New Year, they’ve delivered a five track EP of standalone tracks and collaborations for Eatbrain, a label who’ve taken dominion over the underground’s most vital corners.

The foursome are about to unleash their technically orchestrated ‘Overclocking Reality’ package onto the masses. Its title-track rolls out with a deceptive intro, one which begins to swell amongst rolling drums pads and ethereal synths. Up next comes a collaboration with German stalwarts Neonlight, delivering a melting pot of stellar musical aptitudes. ‘Enigma Machine’ is fast paced, unforgiving and oozes with menace, whilst featuring orchestral undertones that nod to the expert musicality of both production groups. Magnetude also jump on board for ‘Immortality Protocol’, another sci-fi inspired record pumping with extra terrestrial samples and metallic percussion. Next up, ‘M-920 Cain’ crashes forward with hollowed kicks and robotic vocal snippets, a dancefloor-lead anthem which is chaotic in its detonation.

And finally, your aural synapses are snared by finishing track ‘Flight Simulator’. Each electronically keyed note and rattling hi-hat leaves you mercilessly submerged, before the record breaks down into growling bass riddims and fluctuating distortion. Task Horizon has resurfaced and with the platform of a formidable imprint. Beside Eatbrain, they’re marked to once again inject their vision into the DNA of drum & bass.

// release date
5th February Beatport excl.
19th February worldwide

Task Horizon & Magnetude - Immortality Protocol (Eatbrain 052)

// artist
@taskhorizonaudio
facebook.com/taskhorizonaudio/

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

Task Horizon’s hiatus was a mystery felt throughout the world of drum & bass; secluded within the mountains of Switzerland, their scrupulously engineered cuts once littered the sets artists across the genre’s spectrum. And when they decided to close another chapter of their musical careers in 2014, their absence struck a chord. However, three years later the outfit returned already garnering support once again from tastemakers at BBC Radio 1. And for the New Year, they’ve delivered a five track EP of standalone tracks and collaborations for Eatbrain, a label who’ve taken dominion over the underground’s most vital corners.

The foursome are about to unleash their technically orchestrated ‘Overclocking Reality’ package onto the masses. Its title-track rolls out with a deceptive intro, one which begins to swell amongst rolling drums pads and ethereal synths. Up next comes a collaboration with German stalwarts Neonlight, delivering a melting pot of stellar musical aptitudes. ‘Enigma Machine’ is fast paced, unforgiving and oozes with menace, whilst featuring orchestral undertones that nod to the expert musicality of both production groups. Magnetude also jump on board for ‘Immortality Protocol’, another sci-fi inspired record pumping with extra terrestrial samples and metallic percussion. Next up, ‘M-920 Cain’ crashes forward with hollowed kicks and robotic vocal snippets, a dancefloor-lead anthem which is chaotic in its detonation.

And finally, your aural synapses are snared by finishing track ‘Flight Simulator’. Each electronically keyed note and rattling hi-hat leaves you mercilessly submerged, before the record breaks down into growling bass riddims and fluctuating distortion. Task Horizon has resurfaced and with the platform of a formidable imprint. Beside Eatbrain, they’re marked to once again inject their vision into the DNA of drum & bass.

// release date
5th February Beatport excl.
19th February worldwide

Task Horizon - M-920 Cain (Eatbrain 052)

Task Horizon - Flight Simulator (Eatbrain 052)

Experimental Bass music show from Halftime DNB to Heavy Neurofunk.
Gig at l'Ampérage, Grenoble, France in June 2018.
Mixed with two time coded vinyl decks.

-- Tracklist --

Audeka - Ignition Coil
Hybris - Say Hello to the Future
Ordure - Apparatus
AOTA x Konka - Mr Wilks
Ordure - Right Back
Ivy Lab - Amber
Mat Zo - Take it Back
Droptek - Inject
Synergy - Dune
RUN DMT & Vorso - Tesseract
Xanadu - Save Yourself
Hyroglifics & Arkaik - Phone Drone
Cern - Spirit House VIP (Creeper mix)
DLR, Ulterior motive - Modules
Mystic State - Ground Zero
Mefjus - Signalz
Kursa & Faek - Behind This Door
Hybris - Garbage Truck (Misanthrop remix)
Synergy - Process
Noisia & Phace - Purpose
Abstract Elements - Curcuma
Synergy - Red Line
Synergy - Dark Machine
Segment & Concept Vision - Charge
Signal - Parallax
Mat Zo - MAD
Malux - Hyperlaced
Current Value & Signal - Stealth Ops
Mefjus & Xtrah - Fever
Noisia - Voodoo (Noisia Outer Edges Remix)
Cod3x & Micron - Laser
Signal - Echo Loss
Gydra - Rampage
Signs - The Curse
Crissy Criss, Erb N Dub & Malux - Rollerball
Mindscape & Coppa - Shut Down
Mindscape - Meltdown
Malux - Turbine
Noisia, Hybris & Mefjus - Clusterfunk
Doctrine - Airlock
Mefjus - Suicide Bassline
Mefjus - The Sirens

Experimental Halftime to Neurofunk Mix & VJing

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Camo & Krooked - All Night is released 1st July 2013 on Hospital Records.

"In anticipation of their new album coming later in 2013, Camo & Krooked return to the airwaves with this immense single track release which provides a tantalizing taster of more to come. Entering into groundbreaking new territory, the pair ride the current wave of disco fever and carve a fresh new aesthetic which fits their sonic palette and sound engineering wizardry. 'All Night' sees a marked departure from the ruckus of "Cross The Line", proving once again just how versatile these producers are."


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Camo & Krooked - All Night (Clip)

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