@decadesdnb and @1by-one debut on Neuropunk with a stunning three-tracker!

I know it's hard to believe that New Olympus was once considered a bastion of hope in the futuristic wastelands that we call home, but you're going to have to trust me on this one. That is, until the still on-going war between the city's two factions, us cybernetically-enhanced "Cybers" and the upper city's squeaky-clean "Suits", erupted, but you knew that already. Let me tell you about something you might not know yet - how exactly it all began.

Don't get me wrong, there was always tension between us and them. Crime, discrimination, you name it. The rebellion you know today was already well on its way, with our de-facto leaders Maxwell and Zarah organising protests all over the city. Through everything, through thick and thin, they always had each other's back. However, one day Maxwell didn't show up on their regular strategy meetings, which set off Zarah's alarm bells. She immediately left the room. There was NOTHING LEFT TO SAY for her, she knew that someone must have gotten to him and she knew she had to something about it, quickly.

She rushed to his apartment, where she found a lingering aerial recording that Maxwell managed to leave via our STAZIS messaging system. However, she only managed to make out one thing: "Rescue Me". Plus, a whole lot of obscenities towards his captors. These damn Suits must have gotten to him. Luckily, he anticipated this, which is why he connected his tracking chip to the recording, allowing Zarah to quickly locate his position. A little bit too quickly for her tastes, but every moment counted here, so she geared up and set out to infiltrate their hideout.

She works her way through the, for her, laughably lax security and arrives at the room they are keeping her partner in crime in. He seems unconscious, strapped to a kind of machine she had never seen before! As she hastily untied him, his eyes shot open. However only when he spoke up, his voice now a menacing mechanical growl repeatedly grunting "Let me SEE YOUR EYES" at her, did she notice something was off. It was already too late at that point though. He grabbed her, immediately injecting the remote-control program that the Suits had infected him with into her arm. They had become mindless puppets. With the intel extracted from their memories, the Suits were able to decimate our forces, effectively slowing the movement down by decades. However, we have persevered. And we WILL get our revenge.

Stazis

Decades & oneBYone - See Your Eyes

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Once again proving their industry-leading ability
to scout for exceptional artists at the formative
stages of their careers, prominent Perth label
ProtoCode have welcomed Moscow newcomer
Thir13en to their ranks with the release of the
guttural two-tracker “Jackin’” / “19 By 6”. Listening to the elusive Russian drum and bass producer’s
latest offerings, you’d never expect him to be new to the scene; his crisp mixdowns and bold sound
design make for one of the label’s most exciting drops to date.

From its outset, “Jackin’” lulls the listener into a false sense of security with its warm introductory pads
and plucky, throbbing basslines, its pop-tinged vocal samples implying that the ensuing crescendo will
take the form of a euphoric liquid roller. Instead, the track breaks out in jerking drops punctuated by
gravelly basslines, flitting synth stabs and careening mechanical buzzes, offering a thrilling contrast from
its breezy introductory passages.

Next, the intricate stepper “19 By 6” greets the listener with muted arpeggios and suspenseful synthetic
groans, soon working its way up to an intoxicating climax. Foregrounding the clattering, percussive
basslines and furnishing the track with plinking harmonies and exuberant drumrolls, Thir13en is really
able to flex his expert craftsmanship, packing every second of the song with meticulous synth work and
detailed drum programming to ensure that the track remains unpredictable up until its final moments.
While the name will undoubtedly be new to many, these two tracks should do more than enough to
cement Thir13en’s reputation as one of the drum and bass scene’s brightest new talents. 

Meanwhile, ProtoCode continue to prove themselves as a truly international outfit, breaking new talent from across
the globe all while operating out of Australia’s West Coast. Having recently celebrated their second
anniversary, who’s telling what the third year for this increasingly prolific label will hold…

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