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Gruff, an already experienced drum & bass producer and DJ comes with his latest work 'Plastic World EP'. Originally a Neurofunk producer with releases on labels as Digicode, Future Funk, or Mindtech had a few year's pause to come back to the game with his new signature deep drum and bass sound.

↪ Gruff
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Gruff - Plastic World

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As we approach the 24th Century, It feels like a Millennia since The “Cells Interlinked” program was used on Earth 304’s bravest hero’s to infiltrate the Raid organism.

Life had become peaceful. The world had overgrown into what it once was in the 20th Century. A beautiful green planet.

The inhabitants of Earth had since created a new line of defence for the planet. No one gets in, No one gets out. But the world lives in peace.

A neuropunk-oscopic collider that spins in the earths orbit projecting a massive 50 million kilowatts of Neuro-Neuron energy into the earth's core to keep it spinning and a sphere of power known only as Profuze around its atmosphere. 

Was there a worry of this technology again becoming intelligent and taking over again? How do we know it hasn't?

Maybe this was the end game of the Raid all along and maybe this earth is now better without its human inhabitants as it is now run by the Half human half droids themselves who know nothing more than to run the Profuze collider for all of time until the end of time and space itself.

1/ Profuse- “Hold Up”

An atmospheric mix of drums and pads echo through the intro of our first track, with a trippy wave sound crashing against itself. with a build up crossing a gated vocal that snaps into the drop.

A shimmering, Cyberfunk-esque rollout entails with a snap to a stripped away drop section before “Hold Up” takes us fully into the next quarter of our track and onwards to a contrasting breakdown that is sure to send chills up and down your spine.

A huge roll up builds into our final drop that glitches in and out with effects and vocal samples layered with more drum patterns and Cyber synths to take us out.

2 Profuze- “Come On” 

We creep into the next track and as before we are treated to some great, trippy synth sounds that sound as creepy as intended.

The first drop is a crescendo of sounds filtered with a massive bass bonanza that drops us into some amazing driving beats and bass. 

Insectuous sounds buzz and fly around our ears through a huge drum roll out for the centre of our track right before we glitch and stutter into our drop which see’s a barrage of drums and Filthy bass sounds shoot out like crazy, smashing expectations and also brain cells.

3/ Profuse- “Don't Stop Me”

And finally we end the release with a massive favourite of the EP from our Peers. 

This one starts by bringing you right into Pole Position and into the driver's seat with sounds that can only be compared to an F1 racing car crossed with a Flying Blade Runner VTO Automobile.

“You Better Don't Stop Me” is shouted out as we reach our drop and more Bass lead synth work that would not sound out of place at SIlverstone in the year 2075

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Its hulking form loomed impressively over the landscape with silent menace, intricately laced with the forbidden technology of its inherent design - discrete but powerful audio weaponry blisters in low profile across its chassis. Its journey from the depths of the continent to the crucible of Europe had been arduous, following the densely interwoven fiber stands laid down by the Controller itself, webbed across the hemisphere to gather sonic intel from the core label habitats and to signal the gathering once per cycle at the apogee of solar proximity. With the arrival of that signal, the EATBRAIN cluster had erupted in a frenzy of activity, initiating the activation sequences planned by their greatest minds. An upload of the entire population into the vast mechanism of their creation, a design with the pure objective of sonic decimation at the LIR battle royale. It stood there against the skyline looking down at that sector, the Controller’s ship setting down in the dust of the ancient, abandoned military base, the arriving vessel unfurling resonators and speaker stacks primed with off-world mechanisms. Without hesitation the vast Eatbrain mecha issued its sequence of final checks, loading the audio assimilation interface destined to annihilate all below and took a stride towards the awaiting masses. 

EATBRAIN deliver their second tight package of pure neurofunk energy for the LIR EP, signalling their unwavering intent to deliver an ultimate selection of high-end drum & bass at Europe’s largest drum & bass festival. Featuring blinding audio weaponry from neurofunk pioneer CHRIS.SU, the colourful but mighty arena energy of MOB TACTICS and Eatbrain veterans ZOMBIE CATS, alongside fresh but highly significant creators in the form of MALUX and SYNERGY – this is an EP carved out by a label at the top of its game in preparation to deliver an intense night of sonic mayhem of the kind that the label is known and loved for.

// release date
17th July Beatport exclusive
31st July worldwide

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