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Current Value THE PATCHER (Subsistenz BTM EP)

Arise

#	Track Title	Artist
1	No Brain No Pain (Original Mix)	Telekinesis
2	Nuklear Punk Funk feat. Nuklear (Original Mix)	Trilo
3	Energy (Original Mix)	Disphonia
4	Dying Light (Original Mix)	Metrik, ShockOne
5	Time Slip feat. Kryptomedic (Synergy Remix)	State of Mind
6	Ascendant	Formidian
7	Wake Up (Original Mix)	Despersion


Brain Damage - Neurofunk Mini Mix

Phace &amp; Misanthrop present:
Part III of the ENERGY EP Series on Neosignal - NSGNLEP001G

G: Phace + Misanthrop - What's Wrong
Y:  Phace + Spor - Out of Focus

Released on 25.11.2011 - available through www.neosignal.de
+ http://www.beatport.com/label/neosignal/12474

ENERGY EP Part III - G - Phace + Misanthrop -  What's Wrong - NSGNLEP001G

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Brainpain - Face Off

Sonic Barrier EP

Sonic Barrier (Original Mix)

Subs9.5

Xray (Original Mix)

Raw / High Are U

High Are U

INT COMPANY - EPIDEMIC

Forbidden Society takes no prisoners on the 21st edition of his self-named label series. The follow up to the remix pack of ''Prophets Of The Doom'' that was initially release in fourth quarter of 2017, contains seven energetic remix cuts by some of FS' closest allies, with this beastly remix of "Street Justice" from Fragz leading the way.

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Forbidden Society - Street Justice (Fragz Remix)[Bassrush Premiere]

June Miller - From Autumn To Ashes / Change feat. Sofie Letitre - 
out now - http://smarturl.it/FromAutumnToAshes

iTunes - http://smarturl.it/FromAutumnToAshes
Ram Shop - http://bit.ly/RAM131ram
Beatport - http://bit.ly/RAMM131beatport
Trackitdown - http://bit.ly/RAM131TiD
Drum&Bass Arena - http://bit.ly/RAM131dnba

No strangers to the bass game, the Anglo-Dutch dynamos have already amassed a major fanbase thanks to their uncompromising production skills and penchant for dark, gritty grooves on  well respected labels such as Horizons, Critical and Nu Directions. Their Ram relationship is already in place with the release of their previous club stunner ’64 Thousand Dollar Habit’ this time last year. Now it’s time to consolidate that with a full signing and big plans for the future. 

This is what label boss Andy C has to say:
  
“June Miller are not messing around! Their production is unreal… Laser guided precision and disgusting bass; their tunes are destroying clubs! We’re very proud to have them on board. Get ready!”

June Miller
From Autumn To Ashes / Change Feat. Sofie Letitre

What an entrance! Cementing their exclusive signing with Ram Records, Dutch/Anglo duo June Miller have delivered two of their deadliest weapons to date for their debut single. This is no mean feat; with a career that includes well respected labels such as Horizons, Commercial Suicide, DSM and Rubik, June Miller’s track record is spotless… And now it’s about to go next level

‘From Autumn To Ashes’ is truly unique. A word that’s far too overused in dance music, this really is one of a kind; and you’ll understand that the moment those crisp guitar plucks bid you a cold welcome. Spooky sonics a go-go; it’s the moment in a B-movie horror where the cute college girls split up in the woods to find their way home. It’s a white knuckle ride on a rickety ghost train. It’s a run through the fog on a mystical winter’s morning when you really should be in bed. It’s the same fine-tuned balance of hunchback punk and laser-locked bass the duo last showcased on Ram just over a year ago with the equally unique guitar-busting floor-blazer ’64 Thousand Dollar’.
 
Naturally ‘Change’ acts as the perfect foil. Dutch singer Sofie Letitre’s vocals stop you dead in your tracks; surging, urging and distinctive. June Miller have brought the very best out in her as they ruthlessly lay the sub-frequency smack down beneath. Searing and tearing, the bass cuts through the mix like with razor-like charm while the weighty kicks double up at will, tripling on the fills for added drama.

We’re talking serious peaktime bizzle here; your crowd won’t know what to do with themselves when this drops but go crazy! By the time June Miller’s trademark strong-arm build up ignites you’ll have nothing but shuddering bass casualties.
We've said it before and we’ll say it again… What an entrance! Expect plenty more unique material from June Miller on Ram in the very near future.