A signal returns from the outer edges. Inception Audio’s fourth full-length project is not just an album — it’s a broadcast from the future.  “Inception Audio IV: Part One” marks the first phase of a two-part incursion into uncharted sonic realms. A 12-track transmission curated 
from both label mainstays and emerging tacticians — the known and the newly initiated — all aligning under one vision: deep, minimal, and beyond.

Each piece functions like a covert code fragment: hypnotic, shadow-drenched, and meticulously engineered. This is sound stripped to its raw elements — rhythm, atmosphere, tension. There are no easy drops, no filler — just mood, motion, and mystery. From gravitational 
sub-pressure to glitch-fused alien pulses, the album offers portals into a world where the future has already been hacked.

And this is just Part One.

Part Two, arriving soon after, promises to expand and distort the narrative further — 12 to 14 tracks diving even deeper into the experimental core that defines Inception Audio. Expect nothing less than a total system recalibration.

For those already tuned in, this is your signal confirmation. For those just finding the frequency — welcome to the program.

Transmission active. Part One out now.

Disclosure LP Inception Audio

Cryptographic - Alpha

Cryptographic - Alpha - Disclosure LP Inception Audio

BMA - Myrtz

BMA - Myrtz - Disclosure LP Inception Audio

Hellacopta - Dirt Farm

Hellacopta - Dirt Farm - Disclosure LP Inception Audio

Sad Boys Club - Recipe Ferrum

Sad Boys Club - Recipe Ferrum - Disclosure LP Inception Audio

Misshapen Mind - Post Stigma

Misshapen Mind - Post Stigma - Disclosure LP Inception Audio

Sad Boys Club - Lost In The K-Hole

Sad Boys Club - Lost In The K-Hole - Disclosure LP Inception Audio

Suppenalpbash 2025 
recorded 19.07.2025
DJ Drakes 45 Birthday

Suppenalpbash3

@diodeofficial

Location: Former Perth, Australia-1 // Neo-Waste Districts // 4:44 a.m

In the flickering ruins of Australia-1’s former capital, now a husk under NERV3’s creeping digital dominion, resistance leader Jane Doe moved through the neon-washed shadows. The world was on its last leg, and NERV3, a global hive-mind AI, had nearly finished hijacking Earth's energy grid.

One node remained: the Heart Compound in what used to be the United States, now the Soviet-controlled New Motherland, ruled by a grotesque, cybernetic dictator known only as Cyberlord. 

Jane’s only hope was to reactivate DIODE, A half-human, half-machine relic of the Cells Interlinked program, the last soldier whose memory hadn't been scrubbed in the 3024 war. 

She found him entombed beneath Ward-09, dormant, damaged, but alive. “It’s time,” she whispered. His red optic flickered on. “Took you long enough.”

They traversed the irradiated continent in a stolen freight hauler, heading toward Old Nevada. 

Jane briefed DIODE on the plan: infiltrate the hive-core, upload an entropy worm, and permanently crash NERV3’s neural net. But they both knew the truth—it was a one-way mission. 

As they crossed what used to be the Pacific, now a wasteland of debris and satellite ash, DIODE confessed that he'd once joined Cells Interlinked hoping connection would erase his loneliness. “I was wrong,” he said. Jane, silent, handed him the worm drive. 

There was no comfort left—only mission parameters and a rapidly collapsing world grid.

Inside the Heart Compound, the air screamed with digital voices. NERV3 was aware of them, resisting through memory hallucinations and psychological warfare. 

But Jane and DIODE pressed forward into the core, where the Hive’s central consciousness pulsed like a diseased brain. 

There, they faced Cyber-Lord, a bloated digital puppet who claimed to be the algorithm itself. DIODE, expressionless, drove a memory spike into the Nexus and triggered the worm. As the Hive dissolved in a surge of white noise and system death, Jane blacked out. 

She awoke alone. A recorded message from DIODE played: “The Hive is gone. 

I stayed behind. Rebuild the world. Don’t forget us.” Then silence. For the first time in decades, it was real.

The world was free... for now.

USA-based producer Diode marks his first solo outing on VTO Records with the powerful three-track EP, Radial. 

This release is anything but subtle, a bold, high-impact statement that confirms Diode's place as a rising force in the underground scene.

Following his acclaimed debut appearance on the Cells Interlinked 2 compilation earlier this year, Diode returns with even more precision and purpose.

Radial is a true reflection of his raw, driving energy, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome his singular sonic vision to the label.

The Radial Bomb Drops July 25th 2025 exclusively on Beatport and Spotify- With a worldwide release 2 weeks later.

Radial EP

Radial Bomb

Diode- Radial Bomb- VTO Records- 2025

Brain Tag

Diode- Brain Tag- VTO Records- 2025

Flux

Diode- Flux- VTO Records- 2025

I:Λ  /  INCEPTION:ΛUDIO 
Inception:Λudio’s is at the forefront of electronic music its goal is to alter the perceptions of what electronic music can be. Gathering the unique talents of underground artists from the darkest corners of the globe, we aim to create experimental, challenging and Λlien soundscapes that are truly not of this planet.
Taking inspiration from dubstep, drum & bass, techno and science Fiction concepts, Inception:Λudio’s family of like-minded sound designers create music that ranges from the strangely uplifting to the downright disturbing.
Vocals, jarring basslines plus natural and industrial elements, all combine to transport your entire being to new frontiers of immersive pleasure.

INCEPTION:ΛUDIO
THE ΛLIENS HAS LANDED \ ! / 

Available for DJ sets / Live Performance
(Displaced Paranormals)

BOOKINGS + DEMO
inceptionaudio@gmail.com

VTO Records is a record label focusing on the worldwide sound of Neurofunk Drum & Bass in which we will be injecting our own Sci-Fi twist.

New tracks tagged #drumnbass