Neurofunk | Hard Drum & Bass

Agressor Bunx deliver their third full EP on Hanzom Music called "Dark Vengeance", a relentless journey through the heart of Neurofunk.

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Presave/Order

Agressor Bunx - Dark Vengeance

01. Metanoia - Corrupt W/ Pythius - Wide Awake ft flowanastasia (Prolix Remix)
02. PRDK - Sanctum (O&P Remix)
03. Karpa - Next Level
04. Volatile Cycle, Dropset & Konquest - Close Your Eyes
05. Badvoid - Caution
06. Balron, Phenom & Discharge - Editmania
07. Gexan & RAIDO - Untouchable
08. Metanoia - Roadrunner
09. First Person & TR Tactics - Mood Killer (A-Cray Remix)
10. O&P - Stay With it
11. Prolix & Balron - Origin Point
12. Overtune - Signal
13. Pythius - Implant (Audio Remix)
14. Balron - Ulicnici W/ TR Tactics & Highthere -Shrouded
15. Hypoxia - Profanity
16. Symplex - Witch
17. QO & Prdk - Propaganda (Skaleta Remix)
18. Xylym - Compound
19. Mindfreqnz - Trap Shot
20. Raido - Rave Digger
21. Ventex - Fight
22. TR Tactics - Between Worlds (The Audio Killers Remix)
23. Gydra - Cucumber
24. TNTKLZ - Forspoken
25. Gydra & 2Whales - Caravan
26. Prolix - Don't Let Me Go
27. Avile - Death Toll
28. Balron - Inilus W/ Disphonia & Kryptomedic - All Ears (Skrimor Remix)
29. QO & Prdk - Danger Zone
30. Overtune - Push
31. Mean Teeth - Keepin It Dirty (MNDSCP Remix)
32. Punchman - Kabina
33. Punchman - Minigun
34. Skrimor - Juicy Lips
35. Absu_NTQL - Summon
36. Prdk - Pop Dat
37. Xylym & Scalez - Paradox
38. HighThere - Head Under Water

Neuropower 04

Released 11th December.

After yet another incredible year for one of the scene’s most beloved labels, Ram has left its mark on all corners of the globe.  Firmly cementing its place at the top with another run of sold out shows all over the world, Andy achieving the monstrous feat of selling out Brixton Academy twice and some serious quality productions from the label’s artists, Ram has been turning heads from all corners of the scene. This collection of tracks celebrate yet another milestone in Ram Records history of bringing you only the finest Drum & Bass cuts.

Ram Drum & Bass Annual 2016 boasts an onslaught of tracks perfected by their ever growing roster of incredible artists. 

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Judge - The Horns Of Abel

Official promo mix from the sound production masterminds June Miller. This world renowed duo is also a big part of this year's summer epic Let It Roll opening show AND a very unique experience in RAM BUS PARTY. Simply big. :|] The riding speed is 175: smarturl.it/LiROA2016BusParties

Virus Syndicate - Gimme the Mic (June Miller RMX) [MIDICATION]
Proxima - Ruff Scuff [NEOSIGNAL]
Audio - Ultron (Mefjus RMX) [RAM]
>> Neonlight - Triple B [BLACKOUT]
Emperor - Mindgames V.I.P [CRITICAL]
Neonlight & WinterMute - Influx (Misanthrop RMX) [BLACKOUT]
L 33 - Electroshock [EATBRAIN]
Synth Ethics - Flexbox [THE DREAMERS]
Lynx - Ruffneck Sound [DETAIL]
TC - Rep ft. Jakes [REX]
Emperor - Sidestep [CRITICAL]
Joe Ford -  Let It Out [SHOGUN]
June Miller & Teddy Killerz - Rock 'n' Roll [RAM]
Black Sun Empire & STate of Mind ft. PNC - Until the World Ends (Mind Vortex RMX) [BLACKOUT]
James Marvel & MC Mota - Trump [AUDIOPORN]
Segment & Concept Vision - Charge [EATBRAIN]
Kursa & Faek - Behind this Door [BAD TASTE]
Proxima - Untwisted [NEOSIGNAL]
Fourward - Yung Bongo [SHOGUN]
Jade - What You Are (Break RMX) [CITRUS]
Document One - Klaxon [TECHNIQUE]
Kove - The Silence [KVRT]

June Miller - Let It Roll 2016 - Promo Mix

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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

Neuropower 04

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