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Celebrating 50 releases since the label's birth May 2019, Toronto Is Broken's YANA Music drops the next single their upcoming remix compilation "YANA050", with the MYKOOL remix of Coastal's "Don't Want Your Love".

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Taken from the Forum - Symposium LP

Following the release of their LP sampler ‘Pissed Up’, Forum now delivers the brand new sounds of their debut album as a project. ‘Symposium’ sets the tone for their burgeoning career together, one which they launched within the ProgRAM camp, a label which has spent ten years in the game and sits as the sister-label of historic imprint RAM Records. It was only apt that they would use this name to drop their biggest body of work to date, with it symbolizing the start of Forum, although known under artist names such as The Clamps, Opsen and SKS, they’re certainly no strangers to the drum & bass genre.

The rumbling tones and homage to their home country ‘Jouvence’ kicks off proceedings, meanwhile ‘Tandoori’ with its guttural movements and ‘Steady State’ ft. Medic MC adds an urgency to the track list. The ebbing and flowing current of ‘Corruption’ comes out next, as ‘In My Mind’ continues the bass heavy offerings, and ‘The Wegger’ with Cecil Hotel introduces you to another familiar ProgRAM name. ‘Every Step Define Me’, ‘Ohka’, the inclusion of the album’s sampler and ‘Medicine Device’ meanwhile continues the high production quality and cavernous bass riffs.

Finally, LaMeduza sets themselves as a featuring artist with ethereal vocals cutting through the grinding rhythms of ‘Mesmerise’, as ‘Summer Breeze’ changes the mood with a delivery which rolls between its lush layers. So once again, it’s time to get with the ProgRAM - alongside a brand new package which signifies the talent available within the label’s remit, exemplified for Forum’s forthcoming ‘Symposium’ album.
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Neuro/Dancefloor Drum & Bass Mix 01 - Wanna B.A.M.C (A.M.C, Sub Focus, Prolix, Kanine, and more...)

This mix was my first attempt of Neuro/Dancefloor mixing on 4 decks in my quest to become as good of a DJ as the GOAT A.M.C (I made this one before starting the Liquicity Festival contest mix). This mix contains many doubles as well as some triples, trying to maximize energy levels while keeping good vibes with some melodies and vocals. Great mix for parties, gaming or workouts. 

I invite you to share your thoughts on the mix in the comments below. 

Full tracklist with timestamps: 
00:00 - 01 - A.M.C - Eject
01:18 - 02 - A.M.C - Energy
02:10 - 03 - Andromedik, MC Stretch - To The Dark
02:24 - 04 - SOTA - Machete
02:45 - 05 - SOTA - Machete (A.M.C remix)
02:56 - 06 - Kanine - Get Down
03:42 - 07 - Freaks & Geeks, Emily Makis - Elemental
04:00 - 08 - Daft Punk - Technologic (Scarfie remix)
04:22 - 09 - Gancher & Ruin, Jade - Jump! 
05:40 - 10 - Sub Focus - Rock It (Wilkinson remix)
06:07 - 11 - Sub Focus, Culture Shock - Recombine
06:31 - 12 - Tall Order (UK) - No Entry
07:12 - 13 - Blaine Stranger - Tension
07:30 - 14 - Sub Focus - Solar System
07:55 - 15 - Break & Total Science - Betamax
08:11 - 16 - Sub Focus - Timewarp (Dimension remix)
08:21 - 17 - Culture Shock - Bunker
08:55 - 18 - A.M.C - Cap Down
10:05 - 19 - Kanine - Get Down
10:12 - 20 - Chase & Status, Bou, IRAH, Flowdan - Baddadan 
11:00 - 21 - Circadian - Body Work VIP
11:15 - 22 - Chase & Status, Bou, IRAH, Flowdan - Baddadan (TANTRON remix)
11:51 - 23 - Circadian - Body Work
12:11 - 24 - Kanine - Ultralight
12:24 - 25 - Memtrix - So Alive
13:20 - 26 - Lateral - Flesh & Blood
13:38 - 27 - Kanine - Ultralight (A.M.C remix)
14:44 - 28 - Dirtyphonics - Scorpion (Tantrum Desire remix)
15:18 - 29 - Hologram - Carry On (Instrumental)
16:05 - 30 - Prolix - Rocket Fuel
16:44 - 31 - State of Mind, Smooth - Runaway Train
16:59 - 32 - Culture Shock - Troglodyte VIP
17:28 - 33 - MEL - Exonerate
18:02 - 34 - DJ Hazard & D*Minds - Mr Happy
18:18 - 35 - Junk Mail - Lock Stock
18:46 - 36 - Dimension - Offender
19:08 - 37 - Dimension - Offender (Dimension & Grafix remix)
19:30 - 38 - Noisia, The Upbeats - Dead Limit (Teddy Killerz remix)
20:09 - 39 - Hologram - Shell
20:23 - 40 - Metrik & Grafix - Parallel (VIP)
21:11 - 41 - Lee Mvtthews, Ekko & Sidetrack - Discipline
21:19 - 42 - Sub Focus, MC ID - Alarm
21:50 - 43 - Lateral - Do It
23:09 - 44 - A.M.C - Gotham
23:31 - 45 - Ekko & Sidetrack - Signals
24:14 - 46 - Culture Shock - Discotheque
24:31 - 47 - Muzz - Children Of Hell X
24:36 - 48 - Ekko & Sidetrack - The Right Amount of Too Much
25:35 - 49 - State of Mind - Shout
25:42 - 50 - Audio - Collision
26:05 - 51 - [IVY] - Close To Me
26:29 - 52 - Muzz - Spectrum (Futurebound remix)
27:02 - 53 - Freaks & Geeks - Function
27:10 - 54 - Gydra - Lava Run
27:54 - 55 - Kanine, Turno - Polarity VIP
29:03 - 56 - AL/SO & CLIQUES - Feck Off

Neuro/Dancefloor Drum & Bass Mix #01 - Wanna B.A.M.C (A.M.C, Sub Focus, Prolix, Kanine, and more...)

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The cold, sharp light of the full moon wrapped each of them in its bitter grasp, tendrils of the deepest anger and regret encircling them as the shadows from the dense branches of the grim forest of their surroundings. Their old friend lay prone at their feet, the gun that ended that precious spark of consciousness still smoking in Lenny’s hands, his weathered face cast down, cold eyes staring at the carnage of his making. Blood flowed darkly from the head wound, a growing treacle puddle reflecting the moon above in its metallic embrace, each of their faces around it mirrored darkly in that slowly expanding pool of their brother’s end. The curse that had escaped his lips as he realized the betrayal was seared into their ears, the final glance spiked through with heartbreak entwined in deepest hate burned into their retinas. But for all their regret, their patriarch had spoken, made himself clear… the family is violence, but it is not the twisted pleasures that he had chased, and the family line, when crossed – is the very end of consciousness.

L 33 cracks open 2018 with his inimitably heavy style of ultra funky and future-focused neuro on home imprint, Eatbrain. Following up his much-loved, cornerstone ‘KARATE LP’ on the label, the MAFIA EP delivers 5 tracks of the kind of hard-hitting, purely dancefloor drum & bass that L 33 has come to be known for, with LIGHTS OUT also featuring the smooth but sinister vocals of MC COPPA delivering the vibes. With the 2nd release of the year, Eatbrain prove definitively why they’re at the top of their game with their unmatched ear for next level bangers and rave-devastating anthems.

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Germany's most esoteric and exciting drum & bass production duo Rawtekk present their neurofunk fire with the ‘Here’s To Them (Remixes)’ EP. Get to grips with warped re-works from Joe Ford, Disprove, Woulg and Audeka of four highlight tracks from their latest studio album.

Shogun Audio warrior Joe Ford brings a cataclysmic energy that keeps things dark, hard-hitting and raw. His harrowing remix of ‘Restless’ is all manner of neurofunk madness.

Disprove sinks his teeth into title track ‘Here’s To Them’. Unashamedly powerful with Christine Rawtekk’s spine tingling vocal matched to the sheer force of the fellow Hamburg resident’s production. This one comes with a warning: not for the faint-hearted.

Audeka switches it up with an incredibly complex down-tempo number. ‘K.I.A’ is a blissful techy lullaby, cementing this USA-based trio as one of the most experimental and cutting edge on the circuit. Following suit, Woulg (ft. Lbardsley) sees avant-garde soundscapes moulded with mechanical precision take shape in ‘My Love’.

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An observer stood upon a rooftop, gazing out over the metropolis that shimmered beneath him. To all outward appearances, it was an idyllic landscape. Busy & bustling, sure, but in ways that spoke of efficiency and the success of their kind. To them, it was a monument to their collective greatness that they could construct the steel-boned monoliths that reached upward to the heavens, but for the lone rooftop figure, a very different view was laid out below. His gaze cut through the superficial, and saw the city for what it truly was: a TORN PLACE.

Within his eyes those same monoliths represented not success in their glittering facades, but rather the greed, avarice, and corruption of those who dwelled within. He saw the rampant struggle to reach their peaks, the drive to triumph over one another, that also drove its champions to madness as they buckled under the weight of what they had done. As his gaze fell downwards the observer saw the destitute prostrate themselves upon the city’s streets, forced by some cruel twist of fate or the actions of those whom had climbed above. They gathered on these avenues as plaque within veins, their continued accumulation a warning sign of the city’s impending cardiac arrest. Alongside them streamed endless waves of vehicles, emitting choking clouds of black filth that spiralled into the air. So constant were they, that day and night a smog hung above the city, a poison that hung as a sword above all. As the observer took in these things, the city itself seemed to morph before his very eyes, changing its form in accordance with its monstrous nature. Faces upon billboards became malevolent visages with gaping mouths stretched wide in hunger. The towers, once glittering, unfurled before him like the tendrils of some primordial behemoth. All rushed towards him, consuming him within an endless expanse of darkness which was dispelled a moment later. The observer stood once more upon the rooftop, and the city shimmered once more beneath him. But for he who had seen its true nature, it could never be home again.

FOURWARD return to EATBRAIN with the TORN PLACE EP, their second release following their breakout Wolfe EP on the imprint. The four tracks within feature their sound in full, with the titular TORN PLACE providing grounds for it alone whilst other tracks feature a who’s-who of fellow heavy hitters on the EATBRAIN lineup. TORN PLACE opens the EP with cinematic flair, in which otherwordly narration and frantic basses occupy space in equal measure. FOURWARD combine with eatbrain bossman JADE on MAKE SOME, a driving track that pushes forward on the constant report of its stabbing bassline. REDPILL brings his horror infused sound to the table with DIGEST, a collaboration that calls on the pairing’s jump up influences amongst sinister saws. ELBOW features the sounds of L 33 alongside the FOURWARD crew and rises upon booming percussion before launching into a peak section of mechanized highs and rumbling lows. With the TORN PLACE EP, FOURWARD launch their multifaceted sound further onwards and upwards.

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