ICHOR - The Pursuit / Running from Invasion [OUT NOW on Abducted LTD]

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Supported by: Ed Rush, Aphrodite, Bytecode, Future Signal, Scout 22, Stonx, Sindicate, Pish Posh, Diode, Jane Doe DNB, Metric, Bad Ace,
The Smell of Males, MYGR, Direct Shift, Korax, Lee UHF, Nox and more!

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ICHOR - Running From Invasion [Abducted LTD]

Welcome back, bass heads.

The wait is over!

Episode 2 of “Can You Handle This!” has arrived, and this time we’re going darker, faster, filthier.

I’m 12 years old, but trust me, these mixes are no kid’s game. Neurofunk is my playground, and I’m here to throw you straight into the shadows of heavy basslines, razor-sharp drums, and twisted atmospheres that hit harder than ever.

Every track in this set is handpicked to push the limits. This isn’t background music, it’s an immersion into raw energy and controlled chaos.

Episode 1 was just the warm-up.
This is where the real test begins.

So… Can You Handle This?

Press play and let's find out.

ARI-ON

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Can You Handle This! Vol.2

𝗕𝗜𝗥𝗧𝗛:𝗟𝗔𝗕 𝗩𝗜𝗜. 𝗗𝗝 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘁 / Mæthias / WINNER

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Nichenka Zoryana - Utilizators [NeuroDNB Recordings]

This isn’t a hymn or a museum quote—it’s a manual for reckoning written in bass. Verzor drags the “day of wrath” into the present club hour: the sub as heavy gravity, dry percussion as a march of accusation, micro-syncopations as system glitches where truth breaks through the grid. Piece by piece the EP tightens the bolts: first a metallic minimalism with forensic precision, then breath-wide dropouts, off-axis accents, razor-edged technoid lines. The music doesn’t decorate. It demonstrates.

The leitmotif is blunt: order holds only until rhythm stops cooperating with it. “Dies Irae” doesn’t soothe the floor; it presents the bill and leaves you a beat short of air. This is Paperfunk in working mode—no grand speeches, concentrated force. An EP about the end of self-deception and the start of clarity.



Verzor - Decrescendo to Hell

@Crucifyxme

CrucifyMe sat in the freight hauler’s shadow, metal lungs pushing stale air. The hull creaked, the Rockies below black with scars. His body was Colony work, broken, remade, tested until nothing could pierce him.

Bullets, fire, blades, none of it mattered. They called him CrucifyMe because every execution failed.

The comms spat static, then an alert: encrypted, unsigned, a single set of coordinates. A kill order. 

He didn’t need to trace it. The silence told him enough. Two heat signatures closed fast, formation-perfect.

No attempt to hide. Diode Stories said they weren’t soldiers but erasers, lab-grown executioners. One fell like a meteor, blades setting the sky alight. 

The other dragged a chain of glowing memory cores, each link screaming with stolen voices. 

Survivors swore the chain sang as it stripped entire cities clean.

CrucifyMe’s ports hissed open, combat subroutines sparking from long neglect. Power rerouted to shielding. 

It wouldn’t matter, not against them. Still, he clenched his fists. This wasn’t about survival. It
was about resistance, even for seconds.

The horizon bloomed orange as they broke through cloud cover. The chain’s static reached him, gnawing at his nerves. 

He stepped into the cargo bay, arms wide, defiant silhouette etched against fire.

If Diode wanted another crucifixion, he’d give them one. The Colony had made him  indestructible; now he’d make himself unforgettable.

Above a dead world, CrucifyMe readied to carve his legacy into steel and smoke.

VTO Records are proud to welcome Ukrainian producer CrucifyMe to the label with his powerful 4-track EP, Max Tac Roll.

Known for versatility across the entire DNB spectrum, CrucifyMe blends technical skill with raw sound design, pushing drum and bass in bold new directions.

Hailing from Yuzhnoukrainsk, Ukraine, his path from footballer to producer shows the same resilience that defines his sound.

Balancing life as a track fitter with early morning studio sessions, CrucifyMe built his reputation on discipline and relentless output. Max Tac Roll marks his next big step, an uncompromising statement of intent on VTO Records.

Max Tac Roll EP drops September 26th

Max Tac Roll EP

Moneymaker

CrucifyMe- Moneymaker- VTO Records- 2025

Paradox Shift
That night, the city stood like an unfinished mechanism: the clock hands moved, but time did not. Two sound-network technicians, known at the console as System Wide, noticed a strange kind of glitch: signals arrived before they were sent. As if the echo were outrunning the voice.

To measure the shift, they sent a low impulse through the cables—dry as the snap of a breaker. The music didn’t “kick in,” but the sidewalks felt for a common beat: in the metro, footsteps began to snake; the traffic lights blinked like a metronome; and a rollerblader along the embankment carved arcs between passersby. A couple at a kiosk, mid-sentence, turned at the same moment—a precise pivot at the corner, as if a choreographer had pinned a cue in the air. No flash mob—just the city starting to dance by itself: couriers with short glides at crosswalks, children with fine footwork by the shop windows, the elderly tracing clear geometry with their hands. At times the silence tightened like an anti-drop, and the whole intersection froze on the “and-one,” only to flare a moment later into a new figure.

By dawn, people’s knees hummed pleasantly, and it was easier to meet each other’s eyes. System Wide wrote in the log: “Shift accepted. The world didn’t speed up—it found a count.” That’s how System Wide’s release Paradox Shift on Paperfunk Recordings was born: not an escape from the system, but a live reflash of it. Every time the city grows tight again, they send a short impulse—and reality takes half a step to the side, just enough for there to be room to dance again.

System Wide - Paradox Shift

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Finalfix - Arrival (MM remix)

Hi guys here is my contest for Andromedik invites! Thank you so much for the opportunity. This time, it's a bit different, I start with deep-techy vibes, then move toward some UK jump-up nicely blended with other subgenres like neuro. Sometimes I add a bit of punch with some dancefloor energy, and finish with full-on neuro while keeping a melodic touch.
Tell me what you think!

Freqast #23 (Free download)

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