Buy it on beatport

Disprove - In the lab (The Plesk rmx)

Buy: CFNK002 - Matriarch EP digital bundle here : https://pro.beatport.com/release/matriarch-ep/1631394

Pre-order: CFNK002 - Matriarch EP 180 gram Vinyl & Teeshirt bundle here: http://www.cyberfunk.co.uk/product/matriarch-vinyl-combo/

MEFJUS ONLINE:
facebook.com/mefjus
twitter.com/martinmefjus
@mefjus
instagram.com/martinmefjus

XTRAH ONLINE: 
twitter.com/xtrah_music
facebook.com/xtrahmusic
soundcloud.com/xtrah

CYBERFUNK ONLINE:
twitter.com/_cyberfunk
facebook.com/cyberfunk

Xtrah & Mefjus - Fever OUT NOW

Here's the title track from our forthcoming 'Stock Sound EP' which is out now on our label, Ish Chat Music

Buy vinyl, digital and t-shirt bundles here: http://goo.gl/ZR5n90

A1 - Stock Sound
A2 - Waiting For...
B1 - AKA Yoob
B2 - Tough Linen
—
D1 - Frogspawn Feat. Break (Digital Bonus)
D2 - Gold Standard (Digital Bonus)

SpectraSoul
Like → www.facebook.com/spectrasoul
Follow → twitter.com/_SpectraSoul_
Follow → instagram/snapchat: SpectraSoul 

Ish Chat Music
Like → www.facebook.com/ishchatmusic/
Follow → twitter.com/ishchatmusic
Follow → instagram: Ish Chat Music

Buy here

Stock Sound

http://exitco.uk/Exit069_Digi || http://exitco.uk/Exit069_Vinyl

Ram Dance Man EP

EXIT069 B1 - Chimpo- Suga Rush

Celebrating 10 Years of releasing quality Drum n' Bass, Symmetry is pleased to present a sampler of the forthcoming anniversary album.
The A side features the vocal talents of Kyo, offset to a gritty stepping classic Break roller. Peppered with dubbed out Space Echo delays and cutting bass tones “Give In To Me” is a stomper with a soulful twist.
On the flip “Who Got Da Funk” pays homage to the renowned Symmetry sound, reminiscent of tracks such as Evil Twin and The Flux. The track is the perfect DJ tool to mix with, but still smashes the dance on its own. Crunchy breaks, seismic sub bass and classic Hip Hop vocal cuts, is basically all you need in a good DnB
track.

SYMMLP005S B - Break - Who Got Da Funk - 1min30 CLIP

Reverberating out of the darkness but still lurking behind the shadows, the Pitch Black EP is the debut solo release from talented Austrian producer Phentix. He's no stranger to the Cyberfunk family, having made quite the impression with his previous outing on the label, Hoax, he returns with an arsenal of fresh to unleash via Xtrah's ever growing imprint – now onto its third release. Opening with the title track, Pitch Black moves with an unrelenting twisting bassline fully reminiscent of bygone era Virus. Clean sounding yet with tons of grit, Pitch Black is a merely the opening salvo of fire to come on this EP. Vicious sees Phentix team up with Italian producer Disprove. Adopting a less is more mentality, Vicious is stripped back breakbeat heaviness; the crisp drums do the talking on sparse but funky bass stabs. With one collaboration already under their belts, Signal returns the favour on the minimal yet rolling Informer. Shuffling along at a frenetic pace, Informer rattles along as fast as it's busy hi-hats will let it while atmospheric pads and bass interplay making for moody, cinematic cut. Afterlife is a lesson in unbridled simplicity in terms of sound but no less deadly for it – it's drum and bass in it rawest form with no frills and a structure DJ's will love. Cyberfunk is steadily building an impressive catalogue of material and releases like Phentix's Pitch Black EP show that the label and it's small but close knit bunch of acts are definitely heading in the right direction.

Phentix - Pitch Black EP

PHENTIX - PITCH BLACK EP (OUT NOW ON CYBERFUNK)

I miss uploading little ideas and clips! This is something I was playing around with while on tour, Keen to know what you guys think!

BadKlaat - Sword (clip)

Fortuna E.P [2020LDN-004]

Ivy Lab - Salt Toffee [2020LDN004]

// artist
facebook.com/disprovednb
@disprove

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

They had watched silently and stealthily from the cold vacuum of space, processing the activity of the civilization on the planet designated by the prime species as ‘Earth’. Monitoring the frequencies below and this culture’s increasingly advanced, but still infant communication technologies. The enforcers of galactic order - observing and calculating the potential for breaching the rift at that critical moment of social and technological advancement at which so many races had fallen. These primes were culturally schizophrenic, with much of the race confusing universal anomalies for the supernatural whilst the elite reached ever deeper towards a true understanding of the mysteries that would unlock access to the depths of the galaxy. The exploration of volatile sonic forces both powerful and dangerous, with the potential to turn simple civilizations into dangerous swarms with the capacity to disrupt the galactic harmony. Cosmic law had been established to prevent the untold destruction these errant and infectious signals had caused in the past, to coldly, brutally and entirely annihilate those who dared to handle powers beyond their means of control. That moment had come… they were on the verge and it was not to be allowed. Drop-pods ascended from the Underverse into real time planet-wide, falling from the skies in vast numbers, crushing everything in their path, full of their deadly, precise and unstoppable cargo. The podbay doors opened, spilling the civilizational surgeons onto the planet surface, commencing their operation of maximum DAMAGE…

Disprove returns to Eatbrain in force with his DAMAGE EP, following up his hard-hitting anthems - FRQNCS and Tip Slip - from the Mirror Universe LP last year. Delivering his inimitable Brutalist style with perfectly crafted distortion and towering waves of bass, held together with dynamic and kinetic percussion. His highly anticipated arrival on the label with a full EP delivers fully against ravers’ expectations, showcasing the sound of aggressive perfection unique to this exceptionally talented producer.

Release date
26th September Beatport Exc.
10th October Worldwide
TBC Vinyl