InsideInfo & Mefjus - Mythos [Virus]

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Beatport Exclusive - 04.07.22;
Worldwide - 18.07.22

Born atop the forgotten ruins of a crumbling city, a new civilization had emerged from the ruin wrought by demonkind upon the landscape that lay beneath them. Lead by their prophets of a new and powerful faith, the people of this civilization had risen up against the demon kings, wielding the magic of their divine allies as weapons with which to exorcise their being once more from the land. This war though hard fought had born fruit, and with the slaying of the final demon the people had rejoiced, celebrating their victories with monumental constructions to mark the beginning of a new and golden era. Foremost of these was the great cathedral that lay at the heart of their new city, built both as a space of worship for the populace and as an eternal ward of imprisonment for the souls of demonkind which could not be slain, forever condemning them to an incorporeal existence under the watchful eye of the divine.

Ages had passed since then, and time had once again ground its steady edge against the minds of the people and upon the stones and timbers that had supported the great city for so long. Ritual had been forgotten, and structures of greater grandeur had been built as the city expanded, relegating it’s once monumental cathedral to neglect. Thus it was that the falling of only a single candle had lit an aged timber in it’s great hall, in so doing weakening the ancient wards that had kept the demonic spirits at bay. Ever vigilant in their ceaseless desire to escape, the demon kings fanned this flame with their focused ire, nurturing it from a single mote into a overwhelming conflagration that tore at the runic chains that had bound them for so long. Before long, the roaring of the flames was augmented by the howls of demonic spirits set free from a millennia of imprisonment, their visages taking form in the fire as manifestations of their burning rage. As the inferno bellowed ever higher, the city cowered in fear, for it was clear that the time of DIVERGENCE had come once more.

EATBRAIN unleashes the full fury of their horde with the fourth installment in their DIVERGENCE compilation series, a gargantuan 26 track compilation filled to the brim with new tracks from EATBRAIN mainstays and newcomers alike. Brought together by their affinities for EATBRAIN’s unrestrained neurofunk sound, the artists within deliver a tour de force of the label’s guiding philosophy with ferocious basslines and terrifying sonic atmospheres alike, delivering a mammoth series of tracks set to inspire the fervor of the label’s horde in the months to come.

Divergence IV

Sitri - Picatrix (Eatbrain LP013)

Drum & bass stalwarts Black Sun Empire are to follow up a trio of recent EPs from The Upbeats, Neonlight and Pythius with the release of ‘Until The World Ends’ - a five-track, collaborative EP with NZ duo State Of Mind. To be released on January 26th via their genre-defining Blackout imprint, it marks an exciting start to 2015.

Lead track ‘Ego’ immediately sets the tone with growling bass lines and punchy synth-stabs that underpin dark, techy atmospherics and vocal loops.

Second track ‘Until The World Ends’ proves once again both acts’ enduring versatility - kicking off with a bass-heavy dubstep tones complimented by vocal duties from State Of Mind’s fellow New Zealander PNC, before

switching to a manic, intelligently structured groove for the remainder.

‘Bad’ opens with progressive percussion and softly-worked synths that move euphorically to a pounding drum break, whilst fourth track ‘Jack Nicholson’, featuring an imitable sample of the man himself, is a bass-fuelled shockwave of a track. Final track.

‘Moonbox’ closes the EP in true Blackout fashion, with signature frenetic beats and firing drums rounding off proceedings in style.

Black Sun Empire have built a reputation for curating their own brand of dark, neurofunk-inspired drum & bass over the past 12 months and this collaboration with long term accomplices State Of Mind - whom released their latest album ‘Eat The Rich’ via the label earlier this year - feeds into the hype surrounding Blackout as the label looks ahead to 2015.

Tracklist: 
01 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind feat. PNC - Until The World Ends 
02 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Bad 
03 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Ego 
04 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Jack Nicholson 
05 - Black Sun Empire & State of Mind - Moonbox

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Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind Feat PNC - Until The World Ends

https://suckpuckrecordz.bandcamp.com/album/hi-speed-no-sleep

The debut album from American artist DJDESKJOCKEY on SuckPuck — and it fully lives up to its name. HI SPEED NO SLEEP is a furious marathon of 12 tracks where oldschool rave, gabber. hardcore, breakcore, jungle and footwork collide, mutate, and turn into a strange new creature.

Across just over an hour, DJDESKJOCKEY delivers nonstop momentum: playful, aggressive, and unpredictable. Acid lines, cartoonish samples, sudden switches and hyperactive energy make the record feel both chaotic and meticulously arranged.

HI SPEED NO SLEEP is reckless, funny, aggressive, and carefully crafted all at once. A debut that turns rave history inside out and reshapes it into DJDESKJOCKEY’s own hyperactive world.

As always, the release is free to download, but if you enjoy it — we’d be super grateful for your support through donations. 🙏
More than 90% of Suck Puck Records releases are free, and your help is what makes it possible for us to keep going and keep bringing you fresh and wild music from the underground.

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PROLIX & MISANTHROP - TRANSCENDENT [AUDIO REMIX]

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Noisia - Into Dust (Neonlight Remix)

Hey Guys it's my 27th Birthday and I haven't released a solo track in fucking ages so here's something I made 2 years ago.

A LOT of new (solo) stuff is coming up very soon :)

it's also up on spotify if you want to stream it there:
https://open.spotify.com/album/5ZHN81Y9SxhmdTN82xhUly

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Pythius - Nexus [Free 27th Birthday Gift]

Maztek - Warpath Remixed
0101008LP
BEATPORT EXC: 15th November 2019
RELEASE DATE: 29th November 2019
Grab It Here: smarturl.it/wrpathRMX

Press Release
The ‘Warpath’ LP from Maztek set a precedent and not just for him as an artist. It proved that independent figures can break out on their own and in doing so, can deliver cutting edge music through their own platform, garnering just as much support from the entire drum & bass as they would have done on a more mainstay imprint. And the ‘Warpath’ LP was also significant because of the fact that it was used to launch Maztek’s 0101 Records platform, which has since gone on to host many artists who are acting as pillars of the wider scene, bringing fresh sounds to the table and delivering the upfront music which has come under Maztek’s radar.
It’s these same artists who are about to take the ‘Warpath’ LP into another dimension, drawing from its original track list and offering their own versions of Maztek’s production. From the hectic world of Merikan, who draws for his signature through his rework of ‘The Dirt’, through the take on Maztek’s ‘Come Closer’ by Insomniax, there’s a range of producers who are brought into the fray to present the album from their own worlds. Trio Inward, Hanzo and Randie get their hands on collaboration ‘Gladiators’ featuring Gridlok, whilst ‘Pandemonium’ is given the VIP treatment by Maztek. Disprove follows in quick succession with his twist on the title-track alongside Ben Verse. Korsakov stalwart Droptek draws ‘It’s On’ with Virus Syndicate into his own sonic landscape and historic drum & bass figure Optiv introduces listeners to his reimagining of ‘What You Got’. MC Mota’s vocals are taken into a new frame by Synth Ethics with ‘The Breaker’ and Kiril then has his turn on Maztek & Aeph’s ‘Trajectory’. Up next, relative newcomer Phonetick gives a more lumbering motion to ‘Electronic Warfare’, keeping the same chaotic bass riffs as the original with Redpill and Maztek’s expert manufacturing.
For one final time on 0101 Records, Signs remixes ‘Cheeky Dub’ and highlights why they were such a formidable force before their split. Then RedPill makes another appearance although this time through his own rendition of ‘Shake the Foundation’. Then before the appearance of Insomniax, Current Value delivers his manic patches of synthesis across ‘Timeless’.
As the remix album closes, it signifies just how far Maztek has come as a producer. From his beginnings on some of the most pivotal labels, through to setting up his own, he’s made his mark. With the team he now has at his fingertips, he proves this is something which will continue years from the creation of 0101

Warpath Remixed

Shake The Foundation

Maztek - Shake The Foundation Feat. Miss Trouble (RedPill Remix)

Kick-starting 2019 with a slice of dancefloor heaven, Mob Tactics deliver this stunning new single for Trendkill.

Head over to Bassrush.com for full details.

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Mob Tactics - Dropout [TRENDKILL] (Bassrush Premiere)

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@nais
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@nuklearmc
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Release Dates // BP Exclusive - 22.07.19; Worldwide - 05.08.19

Created beyond the reach of time was a being of singular purpose and identity, unknowable to those who dwelt within the presence of that same ever-flowing universal force. Its existence predated the creation of their universe, an event it had watched carefully with its many eyes focused upon that which took its fancy. Aloof as it was, it took interest in the most pivotal figures of that little universe, guiding their paths with nonchalant ease as they went about heroic lives within their insignificant realms. Their greatest triumphs, their most harrowing failures, the beginnings and endings of their myriad tales: all such were born of the fleeting desires of the being which lay beyond their minuscule conception.

Those minuscule creatures had given the being many names in their many languages and portrayed its form in innumerable fashions, each uniquely fantastic and decidedly far from the truth. The being cared not of these misinterpretations however, finding instead a humor in their inability to even scratch at the surface of its incomprehensible existence. Its true title was after all for them impossible to pronounce, and thus the being held a detached amusement for the names it had been given. In times long past it had been fate, providence and even kismet, but in this new age of their world such archaic titles held little meaning, and the being styled itself around a term it found most peculiar, guiding their world under the name of SELECTA.

NAIS makes his EATBRAIN debut with the SELECTA EP as he continues his meteoric rise in the Drum & Bass scene. Hailing from Russia, NAIS has delivered recent releases across labels such as Playaz Recordings and Kosenprod, as well as collaborations with longstanding heavyweights such as the TEDDY KILLERZ and forthcoming material on RAM Records. With the SELECTA EP representing the next step in his ambitious launch sequence, NAIS holds nothing back as he broadcasts a four track selection of brashly energetic neurofunk to the EATBRAIN horde.

Selecta

Selecta EP

Nais - Pay The Bill (Eatbrain087)

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@agressorbunx
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facebook.com/Eatbra1n
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// release date
Beatport Excl. 15.11.19 & Worldwide - 29.11.19

It had long been said that the oceans were the last great frontier, that their depths held a wealth of secrets to be found and discoveries to be made. Foremost of all spoken of were the treasures that lay upon the ocean floor, relics of lost ages left by those who had fallen victim to the sea’s tempestuous ferocity held now within the stygian depths of its enormous body. There, far beneath the realm of humanity in places where even light dare not penetrate, such hoards lay open for the taking to those enterprising enough to delve the darkness. So went the fisherman’s tales and shipwrights stories, and indeed they held some truth. Yet unbeknownst to their tellers these tales were unfinished, for they lacked themselves the knowledge of what truly lay below.

Indeed, amongst the glimmering treasures of these unfathomable depths was something that shone even brighter, a glowing jewel of a luster and size unmatched by any other in the sea. Its presence was known only amongst the most wizened of mariners, whispered of only in hushed tones by their salt-scarred lips. It was said only to be seen on moonless nights adrift far from land, but it’s sight was feared by all who knew of it. Those who saw it were said to be overcome with greed, diving from their vessels in the pursuit of such a wondrous treasure never to be seen again. So ended the tales, for that was all they did know, yet far beneath the waves there was still more to show. Woe to the sailor who so dove to that fate, who knew not the horror that they would soon face. As they arrived at their treasure their pleasure became fear, for revealed was the presence of what truly lay here. A monstrous maw with razor sharp fangs and the face of a behemoth from which their treasure did hang. Trapped now in the darkness down so far below, the last light they saw was that beast’s POWER GLOW.

EATBRAIN mainstays AGRESSOR BUNX illuminate a set of four new tracks with their POWER GLOW EP, which follows their last EP Acid Mirage and recent singles on both Blackout and Bad Taste in continuing the duo’s high volume output of hard edged neurofunk. Spanning from the rolling basslines of IN DEEP to the overcharged rhythms of POWER GLOW and a collaboration with COPPA in the form of VICTORIOUS, POWER GLOW stands set to electrify the EATBRAIN horde with the AGRESSOR BUNX sound once more.

Power Glow

Power Glow EP

Agressor Bunx - Power Glow (Eatbrain092)

Based out of Linz, north Austria, Martin Schober is a singular protagonist at the forefront of this beguiling game we call drum & bass. He likes hip-hop, skateboarding, schnitzel, Leibniz biscuits and long walks in the sunset, but he’s most respected for how he traipses across electronic music’s wildest terrains with total boundary abandonment… And is regarded as a leading influential new-gen figure in the genre. 

From his agenda-setting halftime twist of ‘Sunday Crunk’ to his rolling, emotional collabo cameo on Camo & Krooked’s acclaimed album ‘Mosaik’. From his entrance into the Fabriclive mix hall of fame with a mix album comprising entirely of his own productions (‘Fabriclive 95’) to his Drum&BassArena Award-winning debut album ‘Emulation’, Mefjus’s signature sound has been felt across the furthest expanses of the genre since he emerged in the early 2010s. 

Now working closely with Vision - the label run by kindred studio spirits Noisia - Mefjus continues to fine-tune his musical syntax, technical dexterity, eye for detail and deft groove sensibilities. The latest chapter to savour this on-going flux of development is his second album ‘Manifest’.

Released April 2018, ‘Manifest’ is the sound of Mefjus 2.0. After several years in the studio wilderness, exploring the dark science of song structure, musicality and textural contrasts, ‘Manifest’ captures a new mindset for Mefjus. Raw, energetic, playful and subversive, ‘Manifest’ is the most personal, diverse and daring body of work to date. Not so much as reminder of why he occupies such a unique position in drum & bass but a straight-up statement of intent.

So now you know. And knowledge is power. Thanks for reading.