good stuff but deffo not Subtitles worthy imho

Stealth DnB

Stealth & Genotype - Levitate [SUBTITLES]

This is a mix to promote the forthcoming 'I Want Money E.P.' from Brazilian production duo, Jam Thieves, on our very own Serial Killaz label.
Featuring ten tracks in total, and already gaining a serious reputation due to repeated dubplate support from the likes of Hype and Hazard this one will be available everywhere from 24th November 2014. Keep checking for more details!

Catalogue: KILLAZ012DIG
Artist: Jam Thieves
Title: I Want Money E.P.
Label: Serial Killaz
Format: Digital
Released: 24th November 2014

Tracks:
01. I Want Money
02. Moby Dick (Featuring Combat Collins)
03. Africa
04. Sniper (Featuring Brain)
05. Tarantino
06. Playground
07. Black Label
08. Transformers
09. Bronx
10. Jack Daniels

Become a fan of Jam Thieves: 
www.facebook.com/JamThieves

Follow Jam Thieves on Twitter: 
www.twitter.com/jamthieves

Subscribe to Jam Thieves on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCTIGMw8B-3ONpsmLqD5U4Tw

Buy tracks by Jam Thieves on Juno:
www.junodownload.com/artists/Jam+Thieves/releases/

Buy tracks by Jam Thieves on Beatport:
www.beatport.com/artist/jam-thieves/216638

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Become a fan of Serial Killaz: 
www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Follow Serial Killaz on Twitter: 
www.twitter.com/serial_killaz

Subscribe to Serial Killaz on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/user/SerialKillazTV

Buy tracks by Serial Killaz on Juno:
www.junodownload.com/labels/Serial+Killaz/releases

Buy tracks by Serial Killaz on Beatport:
www.beatport.com/artist/serial-killaz/44579

09 Jam Thieves - Bronx

Stealth - Alliance EP - Program

Worldwide Release:  16th November 

With each release, Stealth has slowly made his presence known within your musical subconscious. Taking hold of every synapse with drops of LFO induced devastation he’s now merged with the other figureheads of a dnb underworld to bring you his ‘Alliance EP’. And believe us when we say, this is one not to miss. 

Already firmly asserting himself amongst the Program roster, his meticulously crafted cuts have helped push the imprint as an underground tastemaker. And the unstoppable partnership is back, with a gritty and technically adept EP… Proving once again they're a force to be reckoned with. 

Rolling up first alongside Stealth is Dirty Hertz, with the two producers proving their flare for contemporary drum and bass.  Renowned for their intricately layered composition, ‘Revival’ is both uncompromising and delicately woven. Vigorously snapping hi-hats help to underpin an aggressive bassline, moving along a construction line gradually being built upon between pounding subs. It’s the perfect starter, helping to epitomise the sound Program represents; Aggressive musicality that boasts of ingenuity… the type that often goes unrivalled.

Then we're introduced to Stealth & Xtrah’s ‘Everytime’. As you’d expect, this track is totally different from its predecessor, although it’s just as precisely orchestrated. Pushed forward by domineering drum loops, Stealth’s style oozes in between each bar; it’s a frequency that drops dangerously low.  Wraith-like vocals dip in and out of the record’s stockier elements, with a juxtaposition which is tasteful whilst still making an impact. 

Stealth and Stylus have already proved their working dynamics result in epic sound clashes and ‘Bulgan’ is no different. Building with intensity, there’s all out anarchy as it dives into a steppy riddim. This is then diced up by randomly ducking, skipping samples and winding breaks. With quickly zipping beats helping to pad out its configuration, there’s no mistaking the intricacy between every break. Stealth and Stylus smash it once again and they guarantee something new with every listen.

Lastly, Stealth and Quaed take the stand with ‘Passenger’. A demonstration of Stealth’s dynamics, the two begin with an intimidating fluctuation of note patterns overlaying a cinematic entrée. Metallic drums pound in between sections, creating a hard-driven melody which pulls you through a sonic-rollercoaster of sound. The perfect way to wrap up four sonic assaults, look no further for tracks to pull you into the season’s darker months.

A host of alliances from one of Program’s finest Stealth unleashes another defiant slab of bass. It’s the lead up to his debut album, a step towards another phenomenal release from the artist. 

So once again, it’s time to get with the Program… a catalogue that never disappoints.

 Stealth

1: Revival & Dirty Hertz 2: Everytime & Xtrah 3: Bulgan & Stylus 4: The Passenger & Quaed 

Stealth - The Alliance EP - Mini Mix

With each release, Stealth has slowly made his presence known within your musical subconscious. Taking hold of every synapse with drops of LFO induced devastation he’s now merged with the other figureheads of a dnb underworld to bring you his ‘Alliance EP’. And believe us when we say, this is one not to miss. 

Already firmly asserting himself amongst the Program roster, his meticulously crafted cuts have helped push the imprint as an underground tastemaker. And the unstoppable partnership is back, with a gritty and technically adept EP… Proving once again they’re a force to be reckoned with. 

As you'd expect, Stealth & Xtrah’s ‘Everytime’ is much different to its predecessors, although it’s just as precisely orchestrated. Pushed forward by domineering drum loops, Stealth’s style oozes in between each bar; it’s a frequency that drops dangerously low.  Wraith-like vocals dip in and out of the record’s stockier elements, with a juxtaposition which is tasteful whilst still making an impact. 

A host of alliances from one of Program’s finest Stealth unleashes another defiant slab of bass. It’s the lead up to his debut album, a step towards another phenomenal release from the artist. 

Stealth & Xtrah - Everytime

Bredren - Biosphere [Pestilence EP - Proximity Recordings]

It's friday the 23rd!

Let us start it off just right with these two tracks by Rollyax, Density Catch and Judgemental Pattern are two techy orientated deep tracks ready to spice up your weekend.

The carefully laid out layers within these two tracks form a solid end result, we present to you, SDDNB005.

Signature Rollyax vibes inside, approach with caution.

Keep your eyes on this one, for sure!

Free download under the "Free Download" tab!

For more Rollyax:

https://www.facebook.com/rollyax/
https://soundcloud.com/rollyax

SDDNB005

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Rollyax - Density Catch

Our Twentieth Free Artist EP has Landed!

Support To Access Download - https://hypeddit.com/track/4yc5xp

Next up to the plate is Impulsv (@impulsv-dnb) out of Perth. 
He shows his skills and diversity with this varied three track Ep which also includes a vocal feature from Inazone.

A name for the watchlist, Impulsv makes a strong first outing on the label and you can be sure to see plenty more of this talented producer the near future. 

Impulsv:
Facebook - https://bit.ly/2PFEo9W
Soundlcoud - https://bit.ly/2UOAeQX

Inazone:
Facebook - https://bit.ly/2ChmjM0
Soundcloud - https://bit.ly/2QB2CYa

Impulsv - City Sublime (Feat. Inazone)  [Free Download]

A free original to celebrate hitting 1k followers! Huge thanks top everyone who's supported me so far.

www.facebook.com/lineardnbuk/
www.instagram.com/linearuk/
twitter.com/linearuk
www.youtube.com/channel/UCQr1SyqRbupZZHReIBu2pHQ
www.mixcloud.com/linearuk/

Linear - Watch This [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Buy 'WYD2M' - http://hyperurl.co/hyperghetto

Australian talent Severity steps up on Unchained Recordings with his new single, 'Hyperghetto / WYD2M'.

↪ https://soundcloud.com/severitydnb

↪ https://soundcloud.com/unchainedasia
https://www.facebook.com/unchained.asia

Severity - WYD2M

AYM Ft. Le Moussoir - Sweet Jam

Imprint - Introspect (Colossus Remix)

Ray Keith - Feds

Stealth & Altair - Silent Dream - SUBTITLESUK020

Artist/DJ/Producer @RAM RECORDS 

bookings - Caroline - thekollectiveagency@gmail.com

Stealth & Genotype - Levitate [SUBTITLES]

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