Neurofunk

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.

Cause4Concern // Phatcap // (TRCD Remix) // C4CDIGUK088 // OUT NOW!

Na Tusu

Breaking Out Of Trance

Data Surge

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War had raged between the two kingdoms for almost one hundred years, a full century of conflict ranging from skirmishes to full field battles and back again. In the lands of the two warring kings, the common folk had grown weary, for there were scant few still living who remembered a time of true peace. As each kingdom sought new advantages to end the war that had so ravaged their lands, they began to employ the services of powerful alchemists to develop new kinds of weapons, mystical mixtures of elemental components that the alchemists promised would cleanse the land of their foes.

As for those who would be chosen to wield these fearsome weapons, few could be found who would do so willingly. Rumors abounded of the heretical magics and unholy ingredients that such concoctions were composed of, to say nothing of the danger posed by the contents of the fragile glass vials that contained them. Thus had the knights of the kings taken to chaining prisoners of war to these horrid concoctions, forcing them to wield them against their former countrymen or suffer the horrible fate that the potions promised. With this new & most horrid development, the war raged on. On battlefields of melting flesh, fume-choked skies, and scoured earth, each kingdom began to disappear beneath the haze of the TOXIC CLEAN.

THEEZER makes his EATBRAIN debut with TOXIC CLEAN, following his appearance on the label’s recent Divergence VI compilation with a full EP of intoxicating tracks for the label’s horde and featuring collaborations with Tryst Temps & Absu_NTQL.

written by Gwen Kubik

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Theezer - Feel

Theezer & Tryst Temps - Bit It Up

Theezer & Absu_NTQL - Evacuate

by @nerv3dnb & @avenax_official

Support: https://band.link/HRSINGLE015

NERV3 & Avenax - Цунами

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HACKWAVES makes a thunderous EATBRAIN debut with ZERO DAY, a four-track EP that detonates with collaborative firepower from WIGUEZ, MODERATE HATE, and MIDNIGHT CVLT. Crafted for the label’s ever-hungry horde, ZERO DAY delivers a relentless sonic assault — fusing aggressive neurofunk energy with cutting-edge sound design to infect dancefloors worldwide like a digital virus unleashed.

Hackwaves - Bassline

Phenom & Discharge teamed up with Transforma for some filthy Neurofunk and the result speaks for itself. Out this friday as part of the "New Blood Vol.2" EP.

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Phenom & Discharge, Transforma - Sicario

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release. 

With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible from start to finish. 

Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s ‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact. 

And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample. 

But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer. 

So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program!

Slaughter House

Promo mix to support the release of FABRICLIVE 82: Ed Rush & Optical. Buy from fabric store --> http://www.fabriclondon.com/store/fabriclive-82.html
Download from iTunes/Google Play --> http://found.ee/FABRICLIVE82dl
Launch party at fabric on Friday 21st August --> http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/1107

Premiered on D&B Arena --> http://breakbeat.co.uk/interviews/exclusive-ed-rush-optical-fabriclive-promo-mix/

Tracklist:

Signs - Clockout
Neonlight - Extrasolar VIP
Hypoxia feat Hypxyz - Suspicious Minds
ID - Frqncs
Neonlight& Wintermule - Influx
Bad Company - Nitrous (Audio Remix)
ID - ID
Medio - Frog
ID - Carcosa
L33 - Manipulate
The Clamps - Nerves
Noisia, Hybris & Mefjus - Clusterfunk
Machine Code - Pacify
Posij - Techplant
Mefjus & Inside Info - Leibniz
Current Value - Mastication
Neonlight - Extrasolar VIP
Zero Method & L33 - Frequencies
Teddy Killerz - Hawking Radiation

Download FABRICLIVE 82

Ed Rush & Optical - FABRICLIVE 82 promo mix

AVAILABLE NOW TO BUY/STREAM ->
http://www.criticalmusic.com/release/critical-presents-binary-vol-7-signal/

A relatively new guy on the scene already proving to be quite a talent with a string of releases on labels such as Renegade Hardware, Rise Audio and Noisia's imprint Invisible, it was obvious to us that Signal had to develop something for the lucrative Binary series. Jon Signal delivers too, for a guy of only 16 years of age there's quite a career set ahead of him.

Check out one of the tracks 'Omega Point' co written by fellow producers Allied & Heamy featuring on Binary 07 - dropping 31st August. This one takes you on a journey and back again. Hold on tight and enjoy the ride!

Signal online:
Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/signaldrumandbass
Twitter → https://twitter.com/dnbsignal
Soundcloud → https://soundcloud.com/signaldrumandbass

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Shop → https://shop.criticalmusic.com

Critical Presents: Binary Vol.7

Omega Point

Signal, Heamy & Allied - Omega Point

PRGRAMLP001 

V/A ENCRYPTED 1.0 LP

Program

Worldwide Release: 21st August 2015 

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its 

time in unleashing this next release. 

With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to 

grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the 

LP, audible from start to finish. 

Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the 

pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s 

‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram 

and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own 

right; this album is only reaffirms that fact. 

And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the 

imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated 

reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley 

of beats and sliced up sample. 

But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. 

The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately 

composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, 

sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer. 

So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a 

welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality 

ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program! 

Various Artists 

Date: 21st August 2015 Cat: PRGRAMLP001

Borderline - Checkers [ Program - Encrypted LP ]

Blackout took a little break but will be returning at the end of summer withHungarian funk Meister Mindscape. This 4 Track EP rolls from start to finish and you don't want it to stop!




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