Name: Nightcast 002 by Airlock by NightCode Recordings
Duration: 55 min 57 s
Description: NightCast 002 by Airlock

Zigi SC & Frannabik - Synapse Breaker

Nightcast 002 by Airlock

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

Paperfunk Recordings has always respected — and will continue to respect — the technoid and techno-DnB sound, and we've always strived to contribute as a label to the development of this branch of Drum & Bass.

While techno-DnB emerged back in the early 2000s alongside titanic subgenres like neurofunk and techstep, technoid drum and bass was born under far more intricate and subtle circumstances. The rise of the technoid subgenre is directly tied to a particular group of artists and their unique sonic influence during the years 2007 to 2011.

Its peak — the true triumph of technoid — was in 2008, right at the center of this period. That was the golden age of the subgenre we love, when labels like Offkey, Sinuous, and many others were putting out astonishingly heavy releases with utterly mad and unpredictable sound design.

We’re bringing that tradition back. We’re reviving the raw power and chaos of technoid and techno-DnB — and with great pride, we present to you our new compilation: TECHNOID: GREATEST COMEBACK VOL. 1

This series will feature works by artists who embody the very essence of why these subgenres continue to captivate us. The scent of kerosene, automatic hydraulics, power machines, mechanical undertones, and metal slams in place of drums — this is what awaits you when you press play on TECHNOID: GREATEST COMEBACK VOL. 1.

Deviloper - 2106

Delayrz - Lift Off

PROTOTYPES Vol. 3 — a new wave of experiments from Paperfunk Recordings

The third-generation capsules are opening. Inside lies a fusion of ideas conceived within the walls of the Neuropunk Academy and tempered in the laboratories of rhythm. Under the bass microscope and within the sequencer grids, fresh forms of sound are being born — prototypes ready to break free from their blueprints and speak the language of the dancefloor.

Curated by Paperclip, Menfort (Gydra) and NERV3 — three seasoned architects of sound who have combined their experience and taste to guide the participants through every stage of track creation, from the very first ideas to fully armed club weapons.

Inside PROTOTYPES Vol. 3 you’ll find:

Bass constructions with mutation effects — lines that change shape in real time, like a living organism under a microscope.

Rhythmic fractures — grooves that shatter predictability and make your body react on instinct.

Technoid filigree — every detail of each track sharpened down to the millisecond, yet still breathing with the creator’s energy.

This compilation is a proving ground where a new generation of drum & bass producers put their sonic machines to the test under full dancefloor combat conditions. Different approaches, unique voices, one shared drive for a breakthrough.

PROTOTYPES Vol. 3 — a test drive of the future, and you’ve got the ticket right now.

MASSOVICK - Survival Systems

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.

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Can You Handle This! Vol.2

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The siren howls so low it makes the ribs ring. One word flares on the board — SHATTER. Netsphere drops the visor. In her headset, a dry voice: “Paperfunk Recordings. Arena Three. Contact in eight.”

There’s no count — time stretches into a single string. The bass hammers fate from the inside, engines cut the air. The track is a needle’s eye between rusted frames of cars and broken overpasses: one mistake and you’re thrown into the white noise of the ether.

A rival’s shadow slides past, spraying sparks. “The crack isn’t in the metal. It’s in you,” she thinks. The shatter point is the instant your hand reaches for the brake. Either you go through, or it breaks you.

Pedal buried. Instruments blacked out. The bass settles into a steady heat. A blind turn — a hair from the rail, where the air hasn’t been taught to fear yet.

The finish flashes white. A two-beat pause.
“Recording received: Netsphere — Shatter Point. Paperfunk Recordings.”

It wasn’t her that split today — it was the track. Build another. Faster.

Netsphere - Shatter Point

Project Zeus Ft. Dropset - Malfunction

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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.

Nightcast 002 by Airlock

NightCode Recordings

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