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Artist: Cause4Concern
Release: Phatcap (TRCD Remix)
Label: C4C Recordings
Cat#: C4CDIGUK088
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Originally dropping back in 1999 on C4C Recordings, “Phatcap” has long been a staple of the neuro-heavy DnB scene. Now, TRCD injects the timeless drum loops and iconic bassline with a modern twist, honoring the original's spirit while giving it a fresh energy.

TRCD begins by resurrecting the rolling, punchy kick/snare combo that defined the original. From there, he refines the groove with crisp, meticulously layered hi-hats and sub-divided ghost snares. The result is a relentless, dancefloor-ready rhythm that jolts the track into 2025 territory.

That unmistakable sub-bass from the original remains intact—but TRCD enhances it with more punch and depth. Subsonic rumble underpins the rework, and occasional mid-range growls slide in, adding weight to the restructuring’s low-end.

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Centuries had passed since the initial arrival of the extraterrestrial sonic emitter on the planet’s surface, and the culture of the beings who inhabited that world had evolved much since the initial encounter. They now composed great musical works of their own, and over time, the alien device had come to lie forgotten, buried beneath the dense jungle floor and still festooned by the decorative textiles that its original inheritors had attached to celebrate its wondrous powers. Here it lay for ages until, in searching for the origins of their ancestors, a group of explorers discovered the idol of the bass cult once more.

The discovery was at first one of bemusement - an obvious hoax played by a rival expedition, perhaps. For so fine a speaker to be discovered so far from modern civilization was an absurd concept. Yet there was something about the craftsmanship, an intricate, spiraling pattern etched into its enclosure that was mirrored in the artworks of the ancient peoples of these lands. Their ancestors could not have crafted such a device, so where then could it have come from? As the leader of the expedition lifted it from the soil, the device rang out with a sonorous & soothing hum, enrapturing all those who stood gathered before their new discovery as it rattled their bodies with low-frequency sound. Thus it was that THE CULT OF BASS was born anew, and the alien artifact’s powers were resurgent once again

MNDSCP delivers the second sampler to his upcoming LP THE CULT OF BASS, transmitting his hypnotizing low frequency sonics to his fervent followers amongst the EATBRAIN horde in anticipation of the full force of the album soon to come.

written by Gwen Kubik

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"Bad Girl Sound" by Phoebe Simmons is a fierce and unapologetic Jump Up anthem, engineered for maximum impact on a sweat-soaked dancefloor. The tracks are built around a relentless, stripped-back two-step drum rhythm that immediately sets a frantic, high-energy pace. Its defining feature is a monstrous, growling bassline—a classic, distorted sub-bass that filters and wobbles with a menacing swagger, feeling less like a melody and more like a physical force.

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Had the absolute pleasure of collaborating with one one of the best female vocalists in the game right now. Get your pitchforks cause this is take down the government type beat

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Deadfussion - Sacrifice

We're over the moon to welcome Finalfix back to Blackout for a full EP, having blessed us with his Hope Is Lost EP before. 
'Full Metal Halo' covers all corners, from referencing his influences in this genre to pushing it forward with his insane sound design.

Get it here: https://bfan.link/fullmetalhalo

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Armin van Buuren returns with the next chapter in his iconic mix series: ‘A State of Trance, Ibiza 2025’. Packed with energy, emotion and cutting-edge track selection, this triple-disc journey showcases the full spectrum of modern trance and progressive, all inspired by the island that helped shape its sound.

Split across ‘On the Beach’, ‘In the Club’ and ‘Who’s Afraid of 138?!’, this year’s edition delivers 42 handpicked tracks from the scene’s finest. From anthemic remixes of classics like ‘Greece 2000’, ‘Communication Part 3’ and ‘I Feel Love’, to high-impact originals from the likes of Ferry Corsten, Eli Brown, Steve Dekay, Markus Schulz and Armin himself, the album captures the pulse of Ibiza at every level.

Whether you’re chasing sunsets or club highs, ‘A State of Trance, Ibiza 2025’ is your passport to the ultimate summer soundtrack.

A State of Trance, Ibiza 2025 - Mix 1: On The Beach [Preview]

In the Freedom EP, Blinded Theory together with NERV3 and 9THWAVE explore a kind of freedom that doesn’t always lead toward the light. Here, it’s the moment when the cage inside bursts open and the long-hidden beasts and shadows break free. Each track is a step down a narrow corridor where the walls vibrate under the pressure of the bass, and the rhythm tears through space like claws against steel.

This freedom doesn’t sound like a promise of peace, but like the instant you stop fearing your own monsters and let them speak for you. Melodies intertwine with dense percussion, building a pressure that grows until inner chaos transforms into an energy powerful enough to destroy everything around it.

Paperfunk Recordings present an EP where liberation is not about escape, but about facing head-on what has always lived within you.



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