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After having released around 20 Redpill tunes, we thought it was time to hear other people's takes on his sound. A remix competition on his Patreon resulted in the winning remixes by Jahe and SLWDWN, Redpill friends Pythius, Graphyt and Current Value completed this release.

Get it here: https://presave.io/t/redpillremixed

Redpill - On Fire (Current Value Remix)

Please stare at center of wheel
Please stare at center!
And breathe deeply
Deeply
Veeery Deeeply
Rest eyes upon center of vortex
Deeper
Deeper
Deeper
Deeeeper!

At the count of three you will awaken
And remember nothing
You will have no memories of these trance feelings
NONE.
One, you are coming out
Two, you are nearly conscious
Three .. .. ..

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BURR OAK mark a monolithic moment in their sonic journey with the release of their debut album, SOMEWHERE WE BELONG, which stands as the crown jewel of the two member’s careers as solo artists and as a duo alike. Packed with a mammoth 18 tracks that span the full breadth of the Neurofunk genre, SOMEWHERE WE BELONG sees BURR OAK deliver a definitive work set to cement itself well within the history of the genre.

BURR OAK’s own story is mirrored in the stories of their twin cowboy personas, Scruggs and Sonny Jim, whose escapades are expressed throughout the album’s tracklist and the tales that accompany it. Much like these two inseparable wanderers, BURR OAK’s two members, Niko and Julien, began their careers as solo artists before joining together to embark on their shared quest as BURR OAK. Longtime fans of Neurofunk will recognize each by their many other monikers. Niko has produced and performed variously as a member of the French Drum & Bass trio Signs, as half of the duo Cecil Hotel, and under his solo alias Opsen throughout his long career devoted to the pursuit of Drum & Bass’ most technical edge. By contrast, Julien’s journey under his solo alias The Clamps has seen him champion both cinematic soundscapes and the genre’s most extreme fringes, merging beauty and brutality within his music in equal measure. 
If this wasn’t a colorful palette of a career enough, they are also running another project with the also Toulouse based SKS – “Forum” which is also a heavyweight drum and bass project with a jungle/rave/oldschool twist. And to add a cherry on the top Julien runs Third Colony with Yan, an extravagant IDM/downtempo project.

As BURR OAK, these two prolific artists intertwine their sounds in an inexorable musical lattice, presenting a unified sonic profile that is more than the sum of its parts. This stylistic synergy thrives amidst SOMEWHERE WE BELONG, which details the story of BURR OAK both in fiction and as the producers they are today. The album’s title speaks to this, not only for the duo’s cowboy characters but for Niko & Julien as well. Beneath the branches of the BURR OAK, these titans of Neurofunk have truly found somewhere they belong.

Somewhere We Belong

Burr Oak - Save These Days (Eatbrain LP014)

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Deep within the earth inside of a burrow that lay beneath a fetid swamp rested a creature tasked with putrescent rebirth, the horrifying beauty that sprouted forth from rot & decay. The milky ochre color of its hide was covered in a thin layer of mucus that, were there light in its subterranean lair, would glisten and shimmer as the creature slithered throughout the earth. The guttural grunts produced by the creature's hulking form echoed forth with a distinctly wet accent, squelching forth from between its mandibles as though mud beneath the tread of a boot. 

Indeed, though mud had the creature begun to burrow, filter-feeding upon the microorganisms and decaying plant matter that seeped through the soil. It had been awakened, for the first time in many centuries, by the hunger that drove it to serve in the divine duty that had been bestowed upon it a millennia ago. As it had slept, that which lived above had languished beneath the sun’s rays and grown decadent, thus ladening itself with the first stage of decay. The sweetest, ripest fruit was, after all, always the one closest to becoming rotten, and so was the fate of all living things in due time. The beast had consumed a wide variety of such rotten beings in its time - trees that had grown too tall, beasts that had grown too fat, fungi that had spread their spores too wide. To the grub’s all-consumptive hunger, the makeup of its meal mattered not. All dissolved equally within its many-chambered digestive system. Thus, as it broke through the surface earth that had lain above it for so long, the visions of steel and pink-fleshed creatures that greeted the creature gave it no hesitation. Through hunger, it had been called, and thus it would consume once more, that life may again be born anew where rot had begun to set in.

MOB TACTICS return to EATBRAIN and present DIRTGRUB // DUBBLE BUBBLE, their latest monstrous single filled with squelching sonics sure to set the myriad members of the EATBRAIN horde squirming on the dancefloor.

Dirtgrub / Double Bubble

Mob Tactics - Dirtgrub (Eatbrain 171)

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Much time had passed since the uprising of the demon kings had sprung forth from the ancient obelisk, bringing ruin to the great city that had been built around it. Yet more had passed since humanity had lost their homeworld to these malevolent creatures, who poured out from the monument with no other desire than to torture, pillage, and destroy. For years, all-out war had raged on the Earth’s surface and yet for all of humanity’s most valiant efforts, the killing of one demon had begotten only the rising of two more. In their final hour, those scant few who survived had fled to the stars, abandoning the wreckage of their beloved home. It was there that they maintained an uneasy existence above it, one tied to the sanctuary of a handful of meager orbital stations scattered amidst their solar system.

It was from these stations that they now watched in horror as a great celestial body rapidly entered their domain, its surface scarred by gargantuan visages of suffering and despair that protruded from its surface. As it neared the abandoned remains of their homeworld, the gravity well of the hellish sphere sucked its shattered pieces almost instantaneously inward as though feeding the horrific faces that marred its ochre hide. Though sound permeated not through the vacuum of space, the minds of all those who watched were split by a psychic scream of pleasure that emanated forth from the planet as though it were a living being. Then, as though sated by the life it had consumed, it began to drift back beyond the bounds of their solar system, completing the cycle of DIVERGENCE once more. 

EATBRAIN unveils the massive fifth entry in their divergence series with DIVERGENCE V, a two-part release featuring a monstrous array of 36 new tracks from names novel and veteran to the label alike. Packed within is the full fury of the EATBRAIN horde; unrestrained, unrestricted, and unrelenting in its deliverance of Drum & Bass’s hardest edges.

Divergence V Part 2

Bad Syntax & Stonx & Sindicate - Wizard (EATBRAIN LP016)

In Redpill's Genesis Remixed, some of the most exciting neurofunk producers of the moment take their shot at elevating these tracks. This album pushes the boundaries of heavy bass and dark drum and bass to new extremes.

Get them here: https://bfan.link/genesis-remixed

Redpill & Coppa - Genesis (Gydra Remix)

1H5U - DANGER

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UH HUH by Document One is being released on the Technique Summer 2017 compilation LP, alongside some absolute heaters from Tantrum Desire, L-Plus and many, many more.

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Volatile Cycle & Barbarix Ft Elsie - Echoes

Jaguar Skills is more known for his insane mixing skills than his production prowess, but that doesn't stop him from being a bad boy on that side of things as well. His single Lick Off/Ninjaman has been given the remix treatment by Consouls, Bakes and Barely Royal, the former of which turns an already good original into a rip-roaring bit of dancefloor D&B that would go well on Ram Records or Viper Recordings. Bakes brings an especially good remix of 'Ninjaman', a diving, driving piece of low-frequency power that is gasping to be played out over a big sound-system. Finally, Barely Royal's dirty bassline take on 'Ninjaman' is something straight out of a Holy Goof or DJ Q set, an unsophisticated but heavy banger that, once more, just needs to be played loud. A solid EP this and something that'll inevitably be taken to the next level when Jaguar Skills is behind the decks.

Jaguar Skills Ft. Shakes - Lick Off (Consouls Remix)

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