Psycho, Under Control

Psycho

The release opens in a state of tension with Impending Doom, a track that wastes no time setting a grim tone. A foreboding vocal warning sets the stage for dense, growling basslines and haunting, metallic synths that claw at the edges of sanity. The drums are surgical - tight, clean, and deeply menacing. This is the sound of inevitability, relentless and creeping.


Impending Doom

Intruders marks a high-octane escalation in Korax’s new EP, surging forward with a volatile blend of warped basslines and kinetic drumwork. The energy is immediate and unrelenting. Warbled low-end modulations twist and ripple like sonic interference from another dimension, while the driving rhythm section hammers with surgical precision. There’s a chaotic elegance to the arrangement, as if the track is constantly mutating, always on the edge of collapse but held together by sheer force of momentum.

Where Lunar Cult lingers in shadow, Intruders kicks the door down. The sound design is jagged and alien, filled with textures that feel alive; buzzing, writhing, and ready to consume. Fleeting glitches and reverb-soaked stabs dart through the mix, giving the impression of a hostile force breaching a secure perimeter. It’s a track built for peak-time detonation, engineered to take control of the floor and refuse to let go. Korax proves once again that chaos, when wielded with precision, can be a powerful weapon.

Intruders

In a landscape where concrete giants crumble faster than the sirens can fade, Nervorum transmits a digital distress signal called Shelter. Spanning eight movements, it unspools like a found footage diary of survival: the first thunderclap of drums yanks the listener awake beneath a blanket of dust, and the last sub-bass heartbeat drags a battered body across the threshold of an underground refuge.

Each piece is a freeze-frame in a single, urgent escape. Jagged breakbeats flicker like emergency strobes, fractured synths crackle with the static hum of radioactive fallout, and a coiling bass line exerts a gravitational pull toward safety. What begins as blind panic becomes deliberate momentum, as a weary pulse syncs with the mechanized rhythm of the ruins and transforms into an engine of resistance.

Shelter stands as a sonic chronicle of human tenacity—encoded, preserved, and released by Paperfunk Recordings at a moment when the concept of sanctuary feels more myth than memory. Within its eight digital chapters beats one unbroken message: even after the black rain, music remains a map, marking the single route out of the dark.

Nervorum & Frosta - Razborka

Nervorum & Malinoviy John - Sixth Circle

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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Dirtbox Recordings proudly returns with Cities: Episode 5, the latest installment in our ongoing series spotlighting international Drum and Bass talent and the diverse sonic flavours they bring from their corners of the globe.
 
This fifth chapter sees the return of The Maniatics to Dirtbox, the explosive trio from Seville, Spain, who deliver a blistering crunchy Neuro roller that embodies their raw, high energy sound.

Known for their unrelenting style and innovative production, The Maniatics once again deliver a track destined to tear up dancefloors.

Joining them is Diode, hailing from Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. A now-regular name on the Dirtbox roster. Diode continues to carve out his place in the Dirtbox legacy, showcasing his signature blend of gritty textures and razor-sharp grooves that perfectly complement the Cities ethos.

The Cities series has already featured heavy hitters such as Slaine (Birmingham, UK), Lee UHF (Sheffield, UK), Erbass (Sao Paulo, Brazil), and ESKR (Albuquerque, New Mexico) each artist bringing their unique take on Drum and Bass and representing their hometowns with pride.

With future episodes already in the pipeline, fans can look forward to upcoming showcases from places like Bedford, UK, The Colony, Texas, and St. Petersburg, Russia. The Dirtbox vision for Cities is simple: unite the global DnB community and highlight the sounds shaping our scene, one city at a time.

1/ Maniatics- “Dont Look In The Mirror”

"Don't Look in the Mirror" is a mind-bending journey into the darker side of Neuro rollers.

Opening with an eerie, tension-soaked intro and a massive drum build, the track wastes no time setting a cinematic tone before dropping into its haunting title vocal sample.

From there, it launches headfirst into a filthy, chugging bassline layered with trippy textures, pitch-bent madness, and twisted reverse bass stabs that keep the listener off balance.

The breakdown offers no real relief, just a moment to catch your breath before Maniatics unleash a second drop packed with relentless kick-driven rhythm, razor-sharp percussion, and unpredictable structure. 

It’s chaotic, warped, and brilliantly executed, pure dancefloor destruction.

2/ Diode- “Europa”

"Europa" sees Diode at his devastating best, delivering a relentless Neurofunk weapon packed with energy and atmosphere.

The track opens with haunting vocal samples and sharp stab synths that immediately set a chilling, horror-inspired tone.

As the tension builds, it erupts into a full-throttle drop, a surge of adrenaline powered by snarling basslines and razor-edged drums. The midsection keeps the suspense high, returning to eerie vocals and cinematic stabs before launching back into the chaos for a second round.

It’s a massive neuro banger with serious dancefloor impact, executed with Diode’s unmistakable precision.

Cities EP 4 Lands August 22nd

Cities EP 4

Europa

Diode- Europa- Cities EP 4- Dirtbox Recordings- 2025

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