Code 906 - Book Of Worms EP

Cruel Culture returns with a powerful new release featuring two distinctive tracks: “Encounter” and “Firnis.”

“Encounter” feels like meeting a strange being from a distant planet on a dark forest clearing — mysterious at first, but soon revealing a friendly nature that invites you to dance beneath the stars.

“Firnis” brings a raw, pragmatic energy — a stripped-down layer of sound that hits hard and keeps you moving, pure rhythm for the dancefloor.

Out everywhere on 31th of october 2025

Firnis

https://soundcloud.com/m-zinednb

Welcome to the new era of Constrict Music. We proudly present Unfolding vol. 1, the first in a series of LP compilations.
This release marks a turning point in our journey as we extend our catalog beyond drum & bass territories while keeping it true to our roots.
And what a way to kick it off. For the occasion we've been blessed with a selection of expertly crafted pieces of music that explore remote corners of this break music we hold so dearly in our hearts.
Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Jungle and more await you in a Belgian compilation which aims to encourage diversity in music while leaving a strong underground, deep and emotional imprint.
We're grateful for the chance to work with each artist featured here, and we hope this fragment of music finds you in the right mindset to appreciate it to its true value.

Artwork by Clément de Bellefroid

M-zine - Sumburgh (out 07/11/2025)

Peter Outlaw a new alias from Arkaik, taking a deeper more melodic approach to his productions, focusing on experimental arrangements. Taken from Arkaik's 'Digital Nature' EP out now on Flexout Audio

Peter Outlaw - Drifting

OA318: Primal Tribes - Sleep Paralysis EP

For our final release of 2025, Primal Tribes descends into a fever-dream realm on the Sleep Paralysis EP, a five-track plunge into atmospheric DNB pressure steeped in shadow. Along with features from Redlum and Elizar Mel, rolling drums and sparse arrangements evoke tension and unease, mirroring the EP’s central vision of a waking nightmare.

Out Dec 5th.

1. Primal Tribes - Beneath The Grim Dream
2. Primal Tribes - Whispering Silence Crawls On Me
3. Primal Tribes - Kanashibari
4. Primal Tribes & Redlum - Void Figures (Elizar Mel Remix)
5. Primal Tribes & Redlum - Irritatingly Crooked (Primal Tribes Shadow Grasp VIP)

Artwork by Seth Grym 
Mastered by Red Army

Follow Primal Tribes: https://soundcloud.com/primaltribes

Primal Tribes - Whispering Silence Crawls On Me

Primal Tribes - Kanashibari

Primal Tribes & Redlum - Void Figures (Elizar Mel Remix)

Anikonik takes a closer look at Onset Audio for her point of focus series - a drum & bass label renowned for its forward-thinking take on halftime, experimental, and cinematic bass music. A true staple of the underground, Onset has spent over a decade curating deep, atmospheric sounds that push the boundaries of the DnB landscape.

Originally aired on Kool FM
08/11/2025

POINT OF FOCUS: ONSET AUDIO

Buy 'Mek Quake' - https://bfan.link/strontiumdog

J:Kenzo and Basic Rhythm join forces on 'Strontium Dog / Mek Quake', landing on Metalheadz for the first time together with a release inspired by the iconic 2000 AD comic series. The project began with Basic Rhythm's idea to build tracks around characters from the comic, later bringing J:Kenzo into the fold to shape the drums and overall energy. The first track they completed, 'Mek Quake', was quickly signed by Goldie, with 'Strontium Dog' following soon after.

Across both cuts, the pair explore contrasting sides of drum & bass: 'Strontium Dog' rolls with tense, atmospheric precision, while 'Mek Quake' drives forward as a heavyweight stepper. Futuristic yet rooted in foundation, the release captures two producers united by both a shared love and vision for the sound.

↪ https://soundcloud.com/jkenzo
https://www.instagram.com/jkenzomusic/

↪ https://soundcloud.com/basicrhythm
https://www.instagram.com/basic.rhythm/

↪ https://soundcloud.com/metalheadz
https://www.instagram.com/metalheadzmusic/

J:Kenzo & Basic Rhythm - Mek Quake

‣ Available here: quartz.bfan.link/interloper

Metalheadz and Quartz present Interloper, a body of work years in the making, and an unfiltered document of evolution, displacement and creative persistence. Originally sparked by an invitation from Goldie in 2018 to deliver multiple releases for the label, the album gradually took on its own identity, absorbing each stage of Quartz’s shifting environments and mindset.

There has always been something quietly disquieting about the music of Quartz, also known as Elliot Garvey. Not in a theatrical sense, but more like a fog that rolls in and never quite lifts. Interloper continues that tension: textured, brooding, and deeply precise. The record doesn’t announce itself; it unfolds slowly, rewarding close attention with meticulous detail and atmosphere.

Garvey’s path has always been unconventional. A Welsh producer uninterested in social media or self-promotion, he has carved out a singular presence within the underground. Respected by veterans and quietly championed by tastemakers, his work sits outside trend or scene. “I’ve always chased that looming tension,” he says. “Something that hits in a way you don’t quite expect.”

Unlike many concept-driven projects, Interloper emerged organically, over years of work alongside his other releases. “I realised I’d been holding onto this idea that albums needed a narrative,” Garvey explains. “Once I let that go, it became a diary, a reflection of refining my craft and finding the music I truly love.”

Sonically, the record resists easy classification. Distorted textures, intricate sound design, and subtle sampling weave through each track, balancing grit and clarity. Despite its variety, a single thread runs throughout: a tension that feels both ominous and euphoric. That restless curiosity defines the album, from the stark propulsion of Ganzfeld to the layered atmospherics of Skeng.

Growing up in Cardiff, far from London’s pirate radio hubs, Garvey developed in isolation, guided by instinct. Record shops were classrooms, and intuition was the only teacher. “I had to work out what hit me,” he recalls. “No tutorials, no shortcuts, just listening and learning.” That independence shaped a sound that is club-ready but unconstrained, detailed yet raw.

The title Interloper reflects Garvey’s position within the culture: present but never fully belonging. It is both an inside joke and a quiet statement, a nod to the artist who exists in the shadows, shaping the scene without demanding its spotlight.

In a world driven by visibility, Garvey’s silence is deliberate. He allows the music to speak for itself, building a reputation on substance over persona. “If I was going to make an impact, it had to be through the strength of the music,” he says.

Interloper stands as both culmination and continuation, intense without theatrics, brooding without ego, and deeply personal while remaining universal. It is a record that lingers, its impact growing long after the final note fades.

“Really, it’s just about doing the work,” Garvey says. “You show up, make something honest, and let it run.” In a landscape obsessed with immediacy, Interloper is quiet defiance, a record that doesn’t ask to be seen, only to be felt. 

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‣ www.twitter.com/elliotquartz
‣ www.instagram.com/quartzmusic
‣ @quartz

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Quartz - Falling Gradients

In-Reach Records proudly presents the Uneven EP, a four-track collection that blurs the lines between ambient, dub, and experimental electronic music. Crafted with precision and depth, the release explores atmosphere and rhythm in equal measure, each track carving out its own world while contributing to a cohesive narrative.

“The Unknown” sets the tone, opening with brooding ambience and subtle percussive accents that gradually evolve into a hypnotic pulse. Its restrained energy leaves space for tension to breathe, creating an immersive introduction that invites the listener into Uneven’s sound palette.

The Uneven EP marks another forward-thinking chapter in the In-Reach Records catalogue, music built to explore, absorb, and endure.

The Void EP

PREMIERE: Uneven - The Unknown (IRR014)

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Additional release info: 
LABEL: Onset Audio
ARTIST: Code 906
TITLE: Book Of Worms EP
GENRES: Halftime DNB
CAT: OA160
RELEASE DATE: 2018-12-21
TRACKS: 5

Check out other tracks on this release:
1.) Code 906, dreadmaul - Book Of Worms (Original Mix)
2.) Code 906 - Eternal Ruins (Original Mix)
3.) Code 906, Sonic Art - Goetia (Original Mix)
4.) Paragon - Antithesis (Code 906 Remix)
5.) Code 906 - Molemen (Original Mix)







Code 906 & dreadmaul - Book Of Worms

Code 906 - Eternal Ruins

Code 906 & Sonic Art - Goetia

Paragon - Antithesis (Code 906 Remix)

Code 906 - Molemen

Concept label exploring experimental bass designs and cinematic soundscapes.

DNB • Jungle • Halftime • Experimental • Ambient

Code 906 & Sonic Art - Goetia

Onset Audio

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