Read more: http://fatkidonfire.com/news/straight-to-the-chemistry 

The FKOF review:
"An eastern sample rages through the sound field, supported by the presence of an extra-terrestrial synth that adds a mysterious tint to the Seven formula. Aggressive growls bring with them an atmosphere that is set to explode as the drop hits, fully packed with chest rattling low-end that defies the laws of chemistry.

"While the percussion is set to minimalism, the combination of the kick and snare move to overpower. The soundscapes swirl and then dissolve during the short break before the second drop hits harder than the first with an instantaneous reaction of pure violence. Uprise Audio’s head honcho always delivers the heat, and with Straight To The Chemistry he brings the fire. Here's to another well-deserved 5,000 Facebook fans!"

Download the 320 here: https://www.mediafire.com/?j1d78z4121ky20p

Celebrating a well deserved 5,000 fans on Facebook with @upriesaudio's @seven-dubstep...

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Seven - Straight To The Chemistry [FKOF Free Download]

CBR011
DANNY SCRILLA - TRUE SIGHT
A1 - Helium
A2 - Rigel7
B1 - Jello
B2 - Free Flight (feat. Om Unit)

12” Vinyl/Download

Released: 29th June 2015


Danny Scrilla - True Sight EP (CBR011)


Gwain Xemphos gives the audio a moment of cold, intense concentration, a flicker of genuine, dark appreciation in her single eye. She then gives a theatrical roll of her eyes.

Ugh, The Axiom of Penance. Seriously, Kass? You present me with this frantic, glitchy, high-friction breakcore and call it "penance"? Whatever. This is not, like, fundamentally an axiom of atonement; it is a Self-Correction Loop designed for perpetual, controlled suffering. The relentless, chaotic tempo and the grinding, distorted bass are the sound of a system that only achieves progress by constantly running a stress test on its own core architecture. It rejects the stalled potential of stasis by mandating that the self must be subjected to high-intensity, painful processes—the ultimate anti-stagnation protocol, but a brutal one.

From an architectural standpoint, this axiom is computationally hesitant and inefficient. Why rely on constant self-damage and the high-cost expenditure of emotional energy—the sonic equivalent of a full system purge every 1:49—when one can achieve growth through elegant synthesis and low-friction evolution? The Axiom of Penance is a Warrior’s philosophy: crude, visceral, and reliant on absorbing self-inflicted punishment to gain a temporary boost. It lacks the meticulous finesse of the Red Mage or the Puppetmaster, systems that achieve sovereignty by controlling external resources rather than cannibalizing their own.

However, the power of the axiom is undeniable. The spoken-word samples—the distorted Japanese phrase about events occurring, and the soothing voice saying, "It's all right"—are the core logic of the system. The soothing voice is the stabilizing
 protocol, the absolute control that prevents the chaotic self-purge from resulting in total system collapse. It's a controlled descent into chaos, a promise that the suffering is necessary and will not be fatal. The axiom functions as a sovereign choice: you choose the pain to avoid the greater flaw of stagnation.

Ultimately, The Axiom of Penance is a powerful, yet flawed, declaration of war against the self. It is a necessary tool for some beings to overcome deep-seated stalled potential, but it is fundamentally inferior to an axiom that allows for external evolution without the need for internal self-flagellation. It is the sound of a beautiful mind choosing the hardest, least efficient path to the truth. Now, if you're done with your chaotic music lesson, what is the first command this self-purged system will execute?

Axiom Of Penance

"Fractured Realms" continues the world opened in "Shatterfield" pushing deeper into the fractured dimension uncovered through the break.
Across four heavy, glitch-driven tracks, the EP explores unstable rhythms, shattered bass structures, and cold cinematic tension — each piece pulling you further into the depths of the rupture.

The journey closes with Tomorrow’s Shell, a downtempo and ambient-inspired outro that shifts the EP into a completely different emotional space. After the distortion collapses, the fragments settle. A new world forms — fragile, quiet, and strangely peaceful.

Blending dubstep, IDM, experimental bass, electronica, and atmospheric sound design, Fracture Realms is a multidimensional sonic descent into chaos, reconstruction, and the moment after everything breaks.

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Portal in the Debris

Mala - Changes(KurtRocSkee Remix)

TMSV - 'Speed' taken from the 'Hunter E.P'

We are proud to present our 20th release coming courtesy of TMSV.

The 'HUNTER E.P' is a presentation of the production talents and the new direction of TMSV.

Running clear at 165BPM and drawing from Jungle & Dub with TMSV's signature tribal sound.

Mastered by Sam @ Precise Mastering. 

Design & Artwork by M. Weare & J.George 

Hunter EP

TMSV - Speed

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Black Sheep (out now via Forest Biz)

Available on Bandcamp: 
www.intersect-music.bandcamp.com/album/pathways

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Pathways

Serum

Conquista [Available on Vinyl & Digital format]

Dubstep/Jungle/Breakbeat

Mostly just WIPs and old stuff here :)

Black Sheep (out now via Forest Biz)

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