Terabyte Records would have reached its 9th birthday, having amassed a rich history of breaking new talent in the D&B scene. GLXY, Tephra (of Tephra & Arkose fame), Sweetpea, HØST, Objectiv, Volatile Cycle, Crypticz, have all released original material with the label over the years.  After a period of hiatus the label comes back to the fore rebranded as Tenfold Audio. With a new backroom staff and 9 years of experience under their belt, they seek to reimpose themselves in the dnb conversation. 

The label’s release as Tenfold comes from Manchester-based duo High Demand, with a remix from Brazilian maestro Bungle. Opening track  “Confession” combines stepping drums with murky low-end tones and eerie vocals.  “Lust” is another stepper, this time laced with funky stabs and rolling bass. Bungle’s “Confession” remix takes us back to the turn of the millennium with his bright liquidy reinterpretation of the lead track. 

Label boss Auzi said: “I’m delighted to finally bring Tenfold to the party, and no better way to do so than the fantastic work from High Demand and Bungle. I’m treating nearly 9 years of Terabyte as the prototype - and hoping we can increase Tenfold’s successes literally tenfold.”

TEN001 - Confession / Lust / Confession (Bungle Remix)

TEN001 - 03 - High Demand - Confession (Bungle Remix)

TEN001 - 02 - High Demand - Lust (Original Mix)

TEN001 - 01 - High Demand - Confession (Original Mix)

Terabyte Records’ eighth instalment marks a return to the depths of the deep DnB sea,
where Norwich-based duo Volatile Psycle lie in wait, ready to pounce on any ears that
venture to close to the sea floor. Despite this release being their debut on Terabyte, the pair are all too familiar in the music scene, with glitch-hop/dnb tipped releases on Caliber Music, Adapted Records and Heavy Artillery Recordings, disproving the old adage “jack of all trades, master of none’. 

Their appeal is definitely reflected in their bookings; between now
and the end of the year the bass-heavy double are set to appear in their home region Norfolk, their archrival region Suffolk, as far afield as Belgium in December, and will be expecting plenty more bookings in between.

As the daylight hours slowly but surely begin to close in, the sounds of this Volatile Psycle single remind you that the winter is coming. The pair describe this sound as ‘yard’ music, and perhaps they’re right; it certainly isn’t for a middle-class garden party.

Kicking things off in spectacular style is the A side, ‘Twisted Imagery’ is a heavyweight
monster, combining Foreign Beggars-esque vocals over a murky minimal roller concocted in the bleak Norfolk marshes. Itʼs got all the requisite elements: razor sharp drum work impeccably arranged with some real step to it, murky low-slung vocals that accentuate itʼs dark and dirty feel and what is really a lesson for any up-and-coming producer in sub bass manipulation that wouldnʼt sound out of place coming out of the Dispatch camp. The track has already received attention from Seb aka Skankandbass on Youtube, receiving 4,000 hits before it had even found a home with Terabyte.

The B side, Barricade, acts as exactly as the name suggests, trapping you in a dark and
moody stomp forbidding you from leaving the dancefloor. Definitely one for the darker heads, and is a great tool for the DJs amongst you. With many of the same elements as its opposite number, minus the vocals, itʼs a little more forward thinking in its outlook. 

The drum arrangement is a more complex than the regular 2-step beat and while the bassline is more subtle, what it loses in size, it makes up for in depth. All in all it is, at times, a haunting, evocative piece of music and at others a full-blooded piece of D&B that skips effortlessly between the two.

Whilst Terabyte recently forayed into the liquid side of the genre, they laid breadcrumbs carefully to allow them to head back to their standard catalogue where they left off;
bassheavy minimal drum and bass. This release definitely does not disappoint.

For all inquiries, please contact james@terabyterecords.co.uk or sam@terabyterecords.co.uk

Volatile Cycle - Barricade [TB008]

Volatile Cycle - Twisted Imagery [TB008]

http://www.beatport.com/release/untold-stories-solitude/1296093

After the sublime easy-listening piece of jazzy liquid funk that was TB010, it’s back to business as usual. And by business as usual we mean some serious minimal tech brought to you by some more of the underground’s rising talent: A-Cray and Kloro4m.

The Czech Republic’s A-Cray is the heavy hitter here with an impressive back catalogue of releases on IM:LTD, Syndrome Audio, and Authentic Music to name but a few and a developed and individual minimal D&B sound. While Kloro4m, hailing from Luton, is the less established of the two producers, this Young Turk holds his own on the B side against the Czech colossus.

A-Cray’s offering, ‘Untold Stories’, is a thinking man’s monster. Armed with a creepy, metallic intro it gently builds into its blocky minimal amen beat before falling away to a haunting emptiness only to come back stronger when it drops into some serious D&B business. The rest of the scuttling, layered percussion acts as a buttress to the hard and heavy sounding main beat, and really drives home the robotic nature of the tune itself, breaking down into a classic dark amen at the end of the bar. Set against this is a bassline that growls up into the mid range, giving the song an almost funky edge, making this an unexpected dance floor weapon.

Back on the attack with Untold Stories/Solitude this release is Terabyte doing what they do best with two producers to watch in 2014.

Supporters of Terabyte: Doc Scott, Dabs, Philth, Diffrent Music, Memro, Rowpieces, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, Basher, Loko, LSB, Pennygiles, Kolectiv, Loz Contreras, Collosus, Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!


A-Cray - Untold Stories [TB011] [OUT NOW!]

After delivering newcomers Yukon & Deluded onto the stage, Terabyte Records have decided to elaborate on more familiar artists, yet there is a double-edged sting in the tail as the label announces their first ever remix EP.

‘Remixes, vol. 1’ features artists and tracks that have become synonymous with the label. Altered Perception & Zach Herer’s melodic ‘The Rain’ comes back in a brand new form, with remixes from Philth of Dispatch Recordings, alongside Terabyte’s capos Kush T and M:Pathy.

The other remixed Terabyte classic is Kush T’s ‘Tense’, and the lineup for remix duties here is just as impressive. Proximity Recordings young protégé Memro delivers a sure-fire, jungle influenced banger, whilst Terabyte head-honcho Altered Perception closes the remix package with his own signature sound. 

Supporters of Terabyte: Rockwell, Doc Scott, Survival, Amoss, Dabs, Philth, Mauoq, Memro, Rowpieces, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, Basher, Komatic, LoKo, Mindscape, Gremlinz, LSB, Pennygiles, Kolectiv, Stunna, Stanza, N3gus, Muffler, Danny Wheeler, Loz Contreras, Colossus, Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!

For all inquiries, please contact james@terabyterecords.co.uk or sam@terabyterecords.co.uk


Altered Perception & Zach Herer - The Rain(Philth Remix) (Clip) [TB013] [OUT 18TH AUG!]

One time fluke? Twice consistent? But three hard hitting releases from M:Pathy on our Terabyte Records go to show that this guy does not mess around.

‘Thumper’ starts with atmospheric pads and eerie FX set to a rolling, almost tribal drum beat, halting momentarily before dropping into what feels like a cave of dark, murky vibes. Littered with Spectrasoul-esque stabs and scattered percussion, this is fit for the underground.

With ‘Velocious’, M:Pathy takes us back to his signature moody half-step sound. Combining sketchy hats, subtle reeces and a deep almost shamanic atmosphere, this track is not for the feint hearted. Reminiscent of Kryptic Minds and Skeptical, this will suit fans of those artists down to a tee.

Supporters of Terabyte: Rockwell, Doc Scott, Survival, Amoss, Dabs, Philth, Mauoq, Memro, Rowpieces, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, Basher, Komatic, LoKo, Mindscape, Gremlinz, LSB, Pennygiles, Kolectiv, Stunna, Stanza, N3gus, Muffler, Danny Wheeler, Loz Contreras, Colossus, Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!

For all inquiries, please contact james@terabyterecords.co.uk or sam@terabyterecords.co.uk

M:Pathy - Thumper [Clip] [OUT NOW!]

Terabyte Records’ latest offering comes in the form of Diffrent Music/Dispatch Recordings' very own Mauoq. With other releases on Flexout amongst other labels, Mauoq is taking the scene by storm one release at a time, and ‘Grey Scale/Itchy Way’ is by no means an exception to the rule. 


 The A-side, ‘Grey Scale’, begins by creating a striking atmosphere comprised of analog pads, creepy FX and a recurring piano stab leading you into inevitable darkness beyond. This is technical drum and bass as it should be, subtle yet monstrous bass lines boasting earth-shifting modulation coupled with punchy drums and mind bending sonic scenery.

‘Itchy Way’, the track on the flip, starts where the ‘Grey Scale’ leaves off. A simple drum beat and lovely pads with short references in the bassline indicates what is about to come. This is a track for the deep heads - warehouse vibes all round as Mauoq takes us down a crooked path filled with bizarre noises and warped bass vibrations. All in all, this is certainly one of Terabyte's strongest releases to date, and extends their already colourful catalogue to new horizons, dipping into the upper echelons of DnB producers of the moment. 

‘We have much, much more where this came from - watch this space...’ – Altered Perception

Supporters of Terabyte: Rockwell, Doc Scott, Survival, Amoss, Dabs, Philth, Mauoq, Memro, Rowpieces, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, Basher, Komatic, LoKo, Mindscape, Gremlinz, LSB, Pennygiles, Kolectiv, Stunna, Stanza, N3gus, Muffler, Danny Wheeler, Loz Contreras, Colossus, Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!


Mauoq - Itchy Way [TB016]

Terabyte Records would like to welcome Sonis to their roster. Otherwise known as Alex Rehberg, this Oregon-based debutant’s release with the label showcases Terabyte’s love for fresh new sounds perfectly, and literally. 

The B-side, ‘Fresh’, takes you in a totally different direction. This track is all about atmosphere. The subtle use of synth and pads to gently decorate the main focus of the prominent, metallic drum rhythms mixes in perfectly with the background effects to create a strange an alluring piece of music that stays with you after it has finished.

Expect a bright future for Sonis.

Supporters of Terabyte: Culture Shock, Rockwell, Doc Scott, Storm, Survival, Amoss, Dabs, Philth, Mauoq, Rowpieces, LSB, Pennygiles, Loz Contreras, Colossus, Memro, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, CZA, Basher, Komatic, LoKo, Mindscape, Gremlinz,  Kolectiv, Stunna, Stanza, MistaNoize,  N3gus, Muffler, Danny Wheeler,  Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!
For all inquiries, please contact james@terabyterecords.co.uk or sam@terabyterecords.co.uk


Killah Sound / Fresh

Fresh

Sonis - Fresh [TB022][OUT SEPT 21]

As they arrive at a quarter century of main catalogue releases, Terabyte Records appear to be turning the heat up in 2016, welcoming label debutants PRTCL & Sweetpea. Neither are strangers to the scene; with releases on Flexout, Notion and AutomAte, and residency on Rude FM respectively, they both hold significant clout amongst tastemakers. 

‘Afterthought’ certainly isn’t an afterthought. A sewer-like soundscape at the intro leads you down to the depths, where a haunting, lurking bass drone takes over and grips you like a vice. Coupled with fidgety percussive elements that swarm your ears like insects, this tune creates a harrowing vibe that will captivate the dance floor as much as it will entertain on your iPod. 

Supporters of Terabyte: Loxy, Ink, Culture Shock, Rockwell, Doc Scott, Storm, Survival, Amoss, Dabs, Philth, Mauoq, Rowpieces, LSB, Pennygiles, Loz Contreras, Colossus, Memro, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, CZA, Basher, Komatic, LoKo, Mindscape, Gremlinz,  Kolectiv, Stunna, Stanza, MistaNoize,  N3gus, Muffler, Danny Wheeler,  Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!


PRTCL & Sweetpea - Afterthought [OUT 1 APR]

Terabyte Records has never been shy to dip into the far flung corners of D&B, and it’s twenty sixth release is no different. With the ‘20/20’ spring having sprung to deadly effect, enter Depth Range: a German four-piece consisting of ReDraft, Reminder, HP.Ritch & Kid Kun. These lads have already been flirting with Ivy Lab’s new imprint, but Terabyte pinned down a fantastic 4-track ‘Depth Range EP’ now ready to be revealed in all its glory.

The opening track, ‘Your Love’, a combo effort from ReDraft & Reminder opens with ethereal pads and echoed vocals, building and dropping into a crazy footwork-influenced banger; the perfect balance between total war music and soulful wizardry. ‘Tell Them’, a herculean track from ReDraft & HP.Ritch, comes straight out the shotgun with an almost pneumatic bassline that will definitely get more than its fair share of wheel ups and reloads. If the opener wasn’t ‘war’ enough for you, this definitely will correct that pronto.

Track three, ‘Moon’, from ReDraft & Kid Kun features a droning bassline coupled with frantic yet expertly precise percussive elements that make this one hypnotic and entrancing. One for the deepest of sets or the most emotive of audio journeys. The final piece is ReDraft’s final bullet in the chamber. ‘Hyposphere’ has 31 Recordings, Om Unit, Loxy & Resound, and Blocks & Escher fused in an almost nuclear capacity, generating enough energy to make the most hardy of listeners lose their grip.


ReDraft & Reminder - Your Love [TB026]

Whilst it is in the Terabyte nature to break new artists, never can they be said to neglect their stalwarts. Their 27th release in their main catalogue comes from an artist who has lived and breathed Terabyte since it’s inception. May they proudly present the Isolation EP from label all-star M:Pathy.

A concept EP in it’s nature, M:Pathy explores emotions and ideas connected to the idea of isolation. The grand opener, ‘Toil’, brings an entrancing war-dance-like beat with a droning sub. The struggle with overbearing FX immerses the listener in a fight to stave off the darkness.

Duly infected by the opening track, Tom Hook joins forces to purge the listener of their ills with 'Quarantine'. The sonic struggle is encapsulating; creepy FX and horrifying risers highlight the suffering and anxiety quarantine presents.

The title track ‘Isolation’ initially offers some respite, but this is a false dawn. The listener is dragged back into the abyss with stomping drums and a barrage of mechanical FX completely scatter any hopes of keeping your head together. This track truly personifies the madness one might be presented with if they have no one to support them.

The final track, ‘Sombre’, in collaboration with Elkie, represents relief. Having been through the ringer of isolation, a feeling of sadness, yet completion overtakes the listener. The final chapter of the EP consists of a stripped back framework with clever percussive elements and arpeggiated synths.
 
The EP can be listened to continuously, or tracks can be pulled in isolation for iPods and club dancefloors alike. With a seemingly long time out of the game, the EP has a personal edge on the artist’s path and provides a deeper and more mature approach to previous instalments.

M:Pathy - Isolation [TB027][OUT 8 JULY]

Terabyte’s twenty-eighth release sees a return from the popular producer from across the pond, Cirrus. Since his last release on the label, Ian has branched out with releases on Nurtured Beatz, AutomAte Deep, and more recently his own imprint Terra Null Recordings. His approach has always been minimal and deep, and ‘No Matter / Originals’ is no departure from that; his signature sound powers through with more strength than ever. 

The A-side, ‘No Matter’ is a full-blown stepper punctuated by fidgety breaks and eerie pads. The listener is drawn in and entranced by the ominous soundscape; think Samurai Music in its droves.

The B-side, ‘Originals’ is much of the same. Aggravated patois vocals atop a weighty sub-bass and accompanying drum work that is so easily identifiable as Cirrus.

As the Terabyte catalogue numbers rise higher and higher, so too does the quality of the work those numbers catalogue. Cirrus’ production levels are continually receiving praise from all corners of electronica, and this single represents Terabyte’s continuing vision to push deserving standard-bearers of sound production into the limelight.

Supporters of Terabyte: Loxy, Ink, Culture Shock, Rockwell, Doc Scott, Storm, Survival, Amoss, Dabs, Philth, Mauoq, Rowpieces, LSB, Pennygiles, Loz Contreras, Colossus, Memro, Chris SU, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, CZA, Basher, Komatic, LoKo, Mindscape, Gremlinz,  Kolectiv, Stunna, Stanza, MistaNoize,  N3gus, Muffler, Danny Wheeler,  Onset, DJ Mag, Rood FM, Dusk FM and many more!

For all inquiries, please contact james@terabyterecords.co.uk or sam@terabyterecords.co.uk

Cirrus - No Matter [TB028][OUT 12 AUG]

The next episode of Terabyte’s sub-label Hardwired comes from Hertfordshire lad Jonathan Oliver, aka Anapa.

The opening track, Dead Steps, uses a mix of tribal percussion and eerie synth work to paint an foreboding audible picture, which is met sharply and abruptly with a droning, shamanistic bassline to give you shivers down your spine.

The flip,  Come Wi Dat, combines frenetic rolling drums with a rumbling low-end to make for a totally disorientating tune.

With both tracks made straight for the dancefloor, its clear that Anapa is destined to create rollers and plenty more for many years to come.

Anapa - Come Wi Dat [HRDW005]

Next up on the ever-expanding Terabyte sub-label Hardwired brings two new names to the roster, Solace & Octahound. 

‘Glimmer’, the second track from dynamic duo Octahound, is an all together different tip. Mesmerising vocals alongside an uncomplicated yet expertly-crafted bassline make for an excellent vocal track fit for any mix or any playlist; the funk is evident.

Hardwired_006

Octahound - Glimmer [HRDW006]

The 8th episode of Terabyte sub-label Hardwired brings yet another debutant Ruffie to the fold.

The opening track ‘Inside’ brings modern production to a retro sound. Eerie horns combined with distorted drums and old-school synth stabs gives this a nod to the old Metalheadz numbers. 

‘Inscript’ follows a similar format – relentless synth stabs amongst hard, fidgety drums could easily put this in the Renegade Hardware  back catalogue, or in Mako’s back pocket.

Ruffie’s message is clear; combining modern day techniques with old-school sounds is his thing; we expect to see this grow. Label boss Auzi talks of his fondness for Ruffie’s output: 

“Ruffie brings a unique edge to our catalogue. As for now he is flying the Terabyte flag on that ‘old-school-new-school’ thing that’s so in vogue. You could throw these tunes into a late 90s history set and genuinely not spot the difference. I look forward to seeing how this guy develops.”

Ruffie - Inside [HRDW008] [OUT 3 NOV 2017]

Terabyte wraps up the year in style with a second label EP from German natives ReDraft, Kid Kun, and HP.Ritch. Their first ‘Depth Range EP’ from 2016 turned heads, gathering attention from the likes of Ivy Lab and Om Unit. A year on, their skills have developed tenfold, culminating in the ‘Amazia’ EP. 

The opener, ‘Amazia’, has a cinematic feel akin to Om Unit’s ‘Inversion’ EP. Eastern-influenced vocals punctuate unforgiving mids and bass. 

Track two, ‘Awake’ combines reverb-driven percussion with mesmerizing bass-work.

‘Face First’ switches up the vibe with a plom with a juke piece that Teklife would be proud of, closely followed by ‘Monday Mood’, whilst ‘Leave Now’ brings the trappy/beats vibe.

Label boss Auzi had this to say; ‘I really believe in these guys. I’ve known them for a few years and I’ve loved watching them mature. They have every sector in the half-time area covered, this EP is proof. This will make the tastemakers of this sound stand up and take notice.’

Amazia EP

Kid Run, ReDraft & HP.Ritch - Monday Mood

Terabyte Records are proud to announce it’s first EP of 2018, from label stalwart Naiive. After a string of first class releases in 2014/15, the second of which peaking at 44 in the Beatport charts, he returns with his 5 track ‘Scars’ EP.

The title track, ‘Scars’ features vocals from Impro, and couples Naiive’s signature pieces: tight drum work, moody musicality, and intelligent sound design. An instrumental version of this track is also available.

The second track, ‘Tension’, borrows recognizable characteristics from his freshmore and sophmore works, somehow marrying a half-time vibe with sense of movement that is unlike anything you’ll hear.

The real roller from the EP comes from ‘Fragments’, giving an impending sense of time running out. This has Halogenix, Cern or Hydro written all over it. 

‘The Space Between’ shines a light into Naïive’s other influences by rounding off the EP with a 140 BPM  piece. 

Label co-owner Auzi said: ‘This is a complete EP for me. Naiive has demonstrated he is adept at several styles at our own tempo and further beyond. It’s been a while in the making, but you can hear it’s worth it.’

Scars

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Naiive - Scars ft. Impro [TB034][OUT NOW]

To the beady-eyed amongst you, this announcement should come as no surprise. This artist’s talents are clear for all to see, and is already making waves amongst the D&B community, with releases on Lifestyle and Fragments. May we proudly present our 9th instalment of our sub-label/series ‘Hardwired’, fronted by Felix Hulbert  AKA Objectiv.

The opening track ‘Inception’ oozes a techy, stepping vibe complimented by hammering mids and bass.  If you like what Skeptical and Alix Perez do when they collab, you’ll love this. 

‘Prophecies’ again is one for the steppers. Clean drums, deftly placed FX and a chest-slapping bassline make this tune one for the big rigs.

Objectiv - Prophecies [OUT 8 JUNE][HRDW009]

Objectiv - Inception [OUT 8 JUNE][HRDW009]

Hanover - Gobi [TB035] [OUT NOW]

The Terabyte dreadnaught rolls on as we reach the 35th installment of the main catalogue, and who finer to take the slot than returning UK duo, Hanover, who’s previous material on the Hardwired sub-label has elevated them to the top tier of the label’s numerous representatives. 

The first track, ‘Forward’ features tribal percussion that rolls out amongst shamanistic, echoey chants and vocals. Think Om Unit’s Bedouin cousin.

The other side, ‘Gobi’ comes from a similar place – ritualistic drums and hypnotic, entrancing vocals totally captivate the listener.

‘These tracks are masterful. They paint such a beautiful soundscape you can almost see the picture Hanover are trying to create. If you’re looking to totally switch up a vibe, these tracks are silver bullets. If not, you can still appreciate the sheer class in production’ – Auzi, label co-owner.

Hanover - Forward [TB035][OUT NOW]

The Terabyte juggernaught shows little sign of slowing down this year as Tash Harber AKA Sweetpea takes centre stage for its 36th installment of the catalogue. Since Pea’s first forays on the label with PRTCL in 2016, she’s since worked up the gears with stellar releases on Addictive Behaviour, Dispatch and Med School. Now she returns to roost with us.  

The first track, ‘Dutty Wine’ features an enchanting melody with hard-hitting and deep drum work. 

The other side, ‘Don’t Talk Back’ combines rolling drums and rib rattling snares with shamanistic vocals. 

‘We’re so pleased to work with Tash again on new material. She has a reputation in the scene for openness and enthusiasm, not to mention her music and DJing more than cuts the mustard.’  – Auzi, label co-owner.

Sweetpea - Don't Talk Back [TB036][OUT NOW]

Sweetpea - Dutty Wine [TB036][OUT NOW]

Terabyte’s past roll of the dice for 2018 is more like two rolling armadillos - these tracks have armour. 

Courtesy of Context Audio maestros Colony, these two shells are straight from a weapons cache and ready to fire. 

“Helix” combines crisp drums with marauding stabs and a relentless sub bass, whereas “Youyouyou” is an altogether different beast, mixing catchy vocals with an arrangement that seems to combine a footwork, half time feel with a rolling one - one for the likes of Fixate and co. 

Co-founder Auzi says of the release: “Another technical masterpiece from up and coming UK-based Colony. If these guys keep up the momentum we want to help build for them, I foresee big moves.” 

Whatever usually floats your boat, this will take your fancy; the two-track is testament to the quality-driven, style-agnostic mantra Terabyte has embodied throughout its lifespan.

Colony - Youyouyou [TB037][OUT 28TH DEC 18]

Colony - Helix  [TB037][OUT 28TH DEC 18]

Terabyte Records re-emerge from a winter of hibernation with a barnstorming update of their ‘Remixes, vol’ series, dipping into releases of the recent past and giving them a brand new lick for 2019 from two reputable label bosses from the D&B scene. 

The a-side remix of a new classic, Marsden’s ‘Aether’, comes from US-based liquid genius, Random Movement. Famous for his Flight Patterns podcasts and his label of the same name, he puts his own jazzy spin on Marsden’s beautiful original.

The b-side remix is right at the other end of the spectrum, as Nurtured Beatz co-boss Kalm entirely reskins Quantum Mechanix’s ‘Vendetta’. As well as his solo work, Kalm is known as part of collab group Kolectiv of Dispatch, Diffrent and Cyberfunk fame amongst others, and his talents shine through in this merky reinterpretation.

Co-founder Auzi is particularly proud to get back to a remix series that was last picked up over 5 years ago: 

“It excites us equally as much bringing established talent into our roster as it does giving opportunities to blood new ones – remix packages are a perfect opportunity to do both. Whatever flavour you’re into, this fits the bill.”

This release sets the bar high for the rest of 2019, and we can’t wait to unleash other projects!

Remixes, vol. 2

Quantum Mechanix - Vendetta (Kalm Remix)

Marsden - Aether (Random Movement Remix)

Just because a residency at Birmingham's darkest bass music event Origins wasn't enough for him, Michael Mahfouz aka M:Pathy decided to start making waves producing the music he loves. Expect to see plenty more from this guy in the future.

Released by: Terabyte Records 
Release/catalogue number: TB004
Release date: April 1st, 2013


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M:Pathy - Grit [TB004]

Nice little studio mix from M:Pathy in the run up until his debut release on Terabyte! Free DL, get it now!

M:Pathy - Meditate
MTWN - Architecture
M:Pathy - Heavy Hitter
Axon & Killawatt - Level Up
Thelem - Harmonic Fractals
M:Pathy - The Grind
Anile - Intice
Andy Pain & Z Connection - Planetary Nebula
Skeptical - Static
Mortem - Converter
Arkaik - Lost
Andy Pain & Z Connection - Flies In Soup
Eleven8 - Hadal Zone
M:Pathy - Stutter
Ed:it - Element
M:Pathy - Grit
Kantyze - Tough Breaker
Comfort & Jekyll - Creep
Kasra - Warped Sound
MJ Moons - 2 Much (M:Pathy remix)

M:Pathy's TB004 Promo Studio Mix

Formerly Terabyte Records. Drum & Bass label based in London. Affiliated artists include GLXY, Philth, Objectiv, Sam Binary, Sweetpea, Tephra & Arkose, Re:Draft, Rowpieces, Volatile Cycle and many more.

Receiving support from DJ Mag, Mixmag, Black Sun Empire, Bailey, B.Traits, DJ Marky, Doc Scott, Alix Perez, Ivy Lab, Rockwell, Enei, Aphrodite, Rene LaVice, Culture Shock, Ram Records, Kenny Ken, Chris SU, Renegade Hardware, DJ Storm, Jubei, Rido, Ray Keith, Ant TC1, Gremlinz, Emperor, Script, Xtrah, Cern, SCAR, Amoss, DLR, Om Unit, Mindscape, Sunchase, Concord Dawn, Random Movement, Bop, Dose, Eastcolours, Hyrogliofics, Survival, Octane, Dabs, DRS, DJ Chap, Komatic, Mob Tactics, DBR UK, Cabin Fever, Mistanoize, Basher, Savage Rehab, Loko, Rowpieces, AMC, LSB, Pennygiles, Stunna, Metalheadz, DJ Mag, Kmag, Mixmag, Ministry of Sound, Bassdrive.com, Kane FM, Kool FM, Rude FM and more.

Any demos: general@terabyterecords.co.uk. We will listen to everything! Show all your mates, listen to our uploads, share the passion.

Auzi & Altered Perception
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http://soundcloud.com/aut0matednb
http://soundcloud.com/tephra-1
http://soundcloud.com/neumax
http://soundcloud.com/volatile-psycle
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