Dark DnB Neurofunk

Oxygen LP

Katakata

// artist

@sitri-dnb

// label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n
twitter.com/eatbra1n

// release date
Beatport Exclusive - 04.07.22;
Worldwide - 18.07.22

Born atop the forgotten ruins of a crumbling city, a new civilization had emerged from the ruin wrought by demonkind upon the landscape that lay beneath them. Lead by their prophets of a new and powerful faith, the people of this civilization had risen up against the demon kings, wielding the magic of their divine allies as weapons with which to exorcise their being once more from the land. This war though hard fought had born fruit, and with the slaying of the final demon the people had rejoiced, celebrating their victories with monumental constructions to mark the beginning of a new and golden era. Foremost of these was the great cathedral that lay at the heart of their new city, built both as a space of worship for the populace and as an eternal ward of imprisonment for the souls of demonkind which could not be slain, forever condemning them to an incorporeal existence under the watchful eye of the divine.

Ages had passed since then, and time had once again ground its steady edge against the minds of the people and upon the stones and timbers that had supported the great city for so long. Ritual had been forgotten, and structures of greater grandeur had been built as the city expanded, relegating it’s once monumental cathedral to neglect. Thus it was that the falling of only a single candle had lit an aged timber in it’s great hall, in so doing weakening the ancient wards that had kept the demonic spirits at bay. Ever vigilant in their ceaseless desire to escape, the demon kings fanned this flame with their focused ire, nurturing it from a single mote into a overwhelming conflagration that tore at the runic chains that had bound them for so long. Before long, the roaring of the flames was augmented by the howls of demonic spirits set free from a millennia of imprisonment, their visages taking form in the fire as manifestations of their burning rage. As the inferno bellowed ever higher, the city cowered in fear, for it was clear that the time of DIVERGENCE had come once more.

EATBRAIN unleashes the full fury of their horde with the fourth installment in their DIVERGENCE compilation series, a gargantuan 26 track compilation filled to the brim with new tracks from EATBRAIN mainstays and newcomers alike. Brought together by their affinities for EATBRAIN’s unrestrained neurofunk sound, the artists within deliver a tour de force of the label’s guiding philosophy with ferocious basslines and terrifying sonic atmospheres alike, delivering a mammoth series of tracks set to inspire the fervor of the label’s horde in the months to come.

Divergence IV

Sitri - Picatrix (Eatbrain LP013)

// artist
@fourward
facebook.com/fourwarddnb

// label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n
twitter.com/eatbra1n

// release date
Beatport exclusive: 21.10.22
Worldwide: 04.11.22

It had been decades since the city had been abandoned by its inhabitants, inundated by flooding, and transformed into a vast urban wetland. Where flowers once grew on windowsills and signs once hung above doorways one could now find dense reeds and tendrilled vines that crept through the city as an ever-encroaching force to be reckoned with, the slow and steady boring of their roots wearing cracks into the walls of what remained bit by bit over time. Along with the damage from the floods, the ecosystem that now had begun to flourish in this once-concrete jungle seemed determined to lay bare the secrets of its former inhabitants, no matter the risk that they may have posed once exposed.

In this way, the walls to the great factories and powerplants had been sundered, their steel-piped industrial insides spilling forth into the open air as petrified viscera that was itself soon too broken through. Within the vital systems that had once powered this great metropolis
surged a varietal of malevolent and benign compounds that began to mix with the swamped landscape that surrounded them, seething within its waters and unleashing a mutagenic plague on the inhabitants therein. Though many perished until the toxic deluge that poured forth from the city’s insides, select specimens survived and even thrived within this newly tainted environment as it wrought changes in their being as though it were the hand of god itself, sculpting from their flesh novel forms unseen before amidst even myriad worlds. The steel-clad wetlands thus became a nursery for these new forms of life, which germinated within their shaded alleyways before beginning to emerge into the wider world. Therefore it was that the first DANGEROUS WASTE PRODUCTS began to appear on the fringes of civilizations that neighbored this forgotten land, seeking to spread the corruption of their septic home and absorb new realms from which they could birth forth further mutated spawn.

With DANGEROUS WASTE PRODUCT, FOURWARD reemerge from the EATBRAIN horde to deliver a pair of sonic concoctions effused with noxious atmospheres and thundering basslines that leave a lasting effect on their listener’s constitutions, mutating their sonic preferences towards the duo’s characteristic sound.

Dangerous Waste Product / Sound Of The Underground

Fourward - Dangerous Waste Product (Eatbrain 147)

This is the next release of our digital only sub-label Neodigital Recordings.
As you might know we like to use neodigital both as a platform to release alternative music and to introduce young talents to the scene.

And this time we are happy to present you music by the Russian/Ukraine producer group Abstract Elements & Detail and the young Czech producer A-Cray. We like, and hope you too!

Please find out more about the boys right here:

www.facebook.com/abstractelementz
www.facebook.com/iamdetail
www.facebook.com/ACrayCZ

// LABEL: NEODIGITAL RECORDINGS
// RELEASE DATE: 16.05.14 (Beatport Exclusive) / 30.05.14 (Full Release)
// CAT.NO.: NDGTL005
// FORMAT: DIGITAL ONLY
TRACKLIST:
//A_ Abstract Elements & Detail - Wrecked
//B_ A-Cray – Stomper

A-Cray - Stomper [Neodigital] OUT NOW!

Radar, Komar

Radar

//artists
@prolixuk
facebook.com/ProlixUK
twitter.com/prolixdnb
instagram.com/prolixdnb

@alsomusicofficial
facebook.com/alsomusicofficial/
instagram.com/also_nl

@biometrix
facebook.com/Biometrix/
instagram.com/biometrixuk

//label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n/
instagram.com/eatbrain

Amidst the wreckage of a modern empire that had long since fallen into ruin, few vestiges of its once-thriving culture remained. Many of those that had once inhabited this now desolate domain had fled its fall or perished within it, and with them had been lost much of the knowledge that the empire had once possessed. Yet within the rubble and scrap lay material memories waiting eagerly to be accessed by those who came searching for them, saplings of knowledge that sprouted from the ashen soil and stood ready to be reinterpreted and reinvigorated by a new generation of minds that now combed the wastes. The scavengers had come over time, attracted to the legends of hidden treasures that lay within the ruins. For some, the wealth they found was in precious metals or ancient tomes, but for others, that wealth lay in the experiences that could be facilitated by the long-lost technology that waited within.

Thus it was that a certain team of scavengers had come to find themselves hauling a massive black box across the wastes on a wheeled truss. The magnetic core at the center of the device would sometimes attract nearby metallic scrap as flies upon a corpse in their travels, and the scavengers would then set to the tedious work of removing the scrap and carrying it away from their most prized possession. What they sought in their journey were the fragile remnants of the empire’s great constructions, crumbling buildings and boulevards that teetered on the edge of collapse. It was at these sites that they would halt their procession and perform a great ritual. Calling down lightning from the sky with a great aluminum rod, they would channel nature’s inimitable power into the great magnetic core of their device. Then from its fore would emanate the most incredible sound, a thunderous roar that brought calamity to all that stood before it, ripping through the foundations of its target with sheer sonic force. The device’s devotees had long since gone deaf from performing their ritual, but to them, it mattered not - the sheer power of the BASSLINE SHOTTA was something they needed only to feel as they unleashed its glory upon the world.

PROLIX returns to EATBRAIN with his latest single crafted in collaboration with a group of like-minded bassline devotees. Together with AL/SO, Biometric and RHI, PROLIX conducts a bassline ritual for the EATBRAIN horde that is sure to send their bodies into a frenzied trance on the dancefloor. 

written by Gwen Kubik

Bassline Shotta / Let Ur Body Sink

Prolix & AL/SO - Bassline Shotta (Eatbrain 173)

Genesis Remixed

Deus Ex Machina (Manta Remix)

Everything (VIP)

//artist
@againsthumanitymusic
instagram.com/againsthumanitymusic/

//label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n/
instagram.com/eatbrain
eatbrain.net



The laboratory had been lost within the haze that had enveloped the nation’s fall, abandoned by the scientists who had conducted their abhorrent experiments upon the abductees they had plucked from those forgotten throughout its decades of slow collapse. Some of those most scrupulous amongst them had simply terminated their tests before their flight, but many still yet languished in the agonies of their ongoing torment, their pleas silenced by the bounds of the facility that held them. As the weeks progressed, many of these unfortunates fell silent as the unrestrained experimental environments that housed them took their ultimate toll, and in the months that followed the facility’s population dwindled into nothingness - all save for two revenant souls trapped within its very core.

Borne of the most horrific trials that the facility had wrought, these twin survivors had clung to life by pure strength of will alone. There, in the complete darkness of their shared isolation, their bodies were rendered unrecognizable and their identities were stripped by all that they had endured. It was the first gentle murmur of a breeze that had awoken them from their years-long torment, a sensation that stirred within them the faintest memory of what once had been. Upon this single lasting memory, the pair swore vengeance upon not only those who had perpetrated their suffering but the whole form of life that had enabled it, and set out from the depths of the laboratory with a single aim, They stood now to return what to them had been given, to unleash unimaginable horror AGAINST HUMANITY as a whole. 

Those of the EATBRAIN horde who seek the thrill of fear should heed the call of AGAINST HUMANITY, who emerge to make their debut on the label with IN THE DARK, the first release from the masked duo that weaves a penchant for cinematic sound design within the Neurofunk rhythms that drive the EP’s four tracks in a fearsome fusion of theme and talent. 

Written by Gwen Kubik

In The Dark

Against Humanity X Skulpt - Afterlife (Eatbrain 194)

Against Humanity - No Way Out  (Eatbrain 194)

Joe Ford's brutal remix of my tune Hypocrites" is out today on Close2Death Recordings! ⚡️

Finalfix - Hypocrites (Joe Ford Remix)

🔊 Stream / Download '夢 Yume' EP by Dj Ride → https://ffm.to/djride-yume
⚡ Stream / Download 'Eluun - Glassy Star (ft. The Clamps)' → https://bfan.link/soulchild

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Eluun's SOULCHILD EP brings her signature blend of melodic, hard-hitting drum & bass to life. Out on Blackout Music, the project features a collaboration with French artist The Clamps.

https://soundcloud.com/eluunofficial
https://instagram.com/eluun.dnb

https://soundcloud.com/the-clamps
https://instagram.com/theclamps_music

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STUDIO LINKS

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Bandcamp → https://wearestudioofficial.bandcamp.com

Eluun - Glassy Star (ft. The Clamps) [Premiere]

HDWAV 5.1 - SW33TT 3V1L DRR11LLL 0FF1C14L R3M1X FT Extra Terra RENESIS - Overdrive

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No excess. No ornaments. Just intent.

Tribe EP is ritual in motion-drums like bone, bass like breath, space weaponized into tension. Minimalist strips the mix to sinew and spark, forging a floor where strangers lock step and pulse as one.

Not a playlist. A rite.

Not a crowd. A tribe.

https://soundcloud.com/minimalist17

Minimalist - Nightmare

Inspired by the Nazim Tulyakhodzayev short film of There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury

Gentle Rain

Compulsive Behaviour .

Reverse Coded

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Made remixes for Noisia, A.M.C, Phace & Misanthrop, Audio, Prolix, Pythius, and more!
Releasing on labels Blackout, Eatbrain, Vision, Neosignal, Virus, Neksus...

"While Redpill can push out music at a rate that leaves fans and press as whiplashed as his beats, what’s really astonishing is the quality in every track. From sound design to creativity and even down to some really beautiful melodies, his new EP on Blackout, Flesh & Blood, is yet another example of how this French juggernaut has not only hit his stride but continues to impress with no signs of slowing down." - Bassrush



"With releases on Blackout, Eatbrain, Invisible (...). Anyone who follows the harder, heavier end of drum & bass in any detail will already know who the hell Redpill is." - UKF

------- Redpill discography ------- 
2025 Side Eye EP [DARKSHIRE]
2025 L'Effondrement remix [EATBRAIN]
2025 Nihilist EP [NEKSUS]
2024 The Chase EP [EATBRAIN]
2024 In My Mind ft CV [EATBRAIN]
2023 GENESIS ALBUM [BLACKOUT]
2023 Let Go [BLACKOUT]
2023 Relentless [BLACKOUT]
2023 Vanity Fair rmx [BLACKOUT]
2023 Bring It Back [KORSAKOV]
2023 Executionist [BLACKOUT]
2023 Shut Down remix [EATBRAIN]
2023 Drop Bombs remix [BLACKOUT]
2023 Mad (Patreon Exclusive)
2022 Noisia Shaking Hands remix [VISION]
2022 REDPILL REMIXED [BLACKOUT]
2022 Zeus remix [BLACKOUT]
2022 To The Ashes [UKRAINE VA]
2022 All I Do Is EP [EATBRAIN]
2021 Dirtyphonics - Gasoline remix
2021 On Fire [BLACKOUT]
2021 The Siren/Dirty Talk [NEKSUS]
2021 Obliterate [BLACKOUT] EP
2021 A.M.C ENERGY remix [TITAN]
2021 Darkness [Patreon Exclusive]
2021 Rhapsody [Patreon Exclusive]
2021 Death Ray [Patreon Exclusive]
2020 Lunch Time VIP [EATBRAIN] VA EP
2020 Mosh Pit [EATBRAIN] EP W/Magnetude
2020 Audio - Emissions REMIX [VIRUS]
2020 Watch Me w/Pythius [BLACKOUT]
2020 Time & Distance w/Rido [BLACKOUT]
2019 Phace & Misanthrop Waveform Remix [NEOSIGNAL]
2019 Feelin w/ Zombie Cats [ProgRAM]
2019 Dreams & Circuits [BLACKOUT] EP
2019 Pythius Ft. June Miller - Akkoord Remix 
2019 Flesh & Blood [BLACKOUT] EP
2018 Fourward & Redpill - Digest [EATBRAIN]
2018 Lunch Time [EATBRAIN] EP
2018 Fission [BLACKOUT] EP
2018 Billain & Redpill - System Failure [BAD TASTE]
2018 Maztek - Shake The Foundation Feat. Miss Trouble Remix 
2018 Hazardous [BLACKOUT] Single
2018 Down The Rabbit Hole [INVISIBLE] V.A
2018 Maztek & Redpill - Electronic Warfare [0101]
2018 Vicious [EATBRAIN] V.A
2018 Call Of The Warchief [EATBRAIN] EP
2018 Ruin Orchestra/Skies Fall [DRUID] 
2017 Submerge [CAUSE4CONCERN] EP 
2017 Follow The Reaper [BAD TASTE] EP
2017 Badou [INVISIBLE] V.A
2017 Corruption [EATBRAIN] EP
2017 Machines In Men Out [NFG] EP 
2017 1234 [INVISIBLE] V.A
2016 Bacteria [MINDTECH] EP 
2016 Breath Fire [KOSEN] Single
2016 Launch

Artist 'Redpill' pseudo is not affiliated with any ideological movement.

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