Neurofunk

A new track for Patreon "Blue Foundation - Eyes On Fire(Mizo Remix)"
The full version mp3/wav on my Patreon.com/mizodnb

Blue Foundation - Eye's On Fire(Mizo Remix)

Release date: 31/01/2025
Cop it here: https://lnk.to/EVOC056

Artists: CrucifyMe X Humanon
@crucifyxme @humanon

Label: Evolution Chamber
@evolutionchamberofficial

CrucifyMe X Humanon - Black Mass [Premiere]

Cat No: EVOC063
Artist: Joe @forddnb x @taskhorizonaudio x @thevelveteffect
Title: Where Is The Moon? (In Orbit)
Release Date: 9th May 2025
Record Label: Evolution Chamber

Two of the most forward-thinking names in electronic music and key figures in the Evolution Chamber camp, Joe Ford and Task Horizon unite for a project that feels as ambitious as it is personal. ‘In Orbit’ — a four-part collaboration rooted in a chance conversation and fuelled by a mutual drive to explore new musical territory — invites listeners into a world of precision-engineered sound design, cinematic storytelling, and creative freedom.

The series begins with “Where Is The Moon?”, a track that sets the conceptual and emotional tone for what’s to follow. Featuring an exceptional vocal performance from The Velvet Effect, this first chapter is anything but typical. Opening with a bed of atmospheric textures, the track establishes a mood that feels expansive yet intimate — before The Velvet Effect’s vocals gradually emerge, adding depth and narrative weight that elevates the entire composition.

As the track unfolds, tight, stop-start melodic phrasing acts as the engine room, creating a feeling of suspension and anticipation. These intricate structures — paired with The Velvet Effect’s haunting delivery — guide the track into a beautifully restrained yet powerful drop. It’s a moment that feels less like a peak and more like a shift in dimension, marking the beginning of a larger journey through sound.

‘Where Is The Moon?’ is the gateway into ‘In Orbit’ — a thematic body of work built on trust, experimentation, and a deep understanding of each other’s musical language. Both Joe Ford and Task Horizon bring their unmistakable styles to the table, but it’s in the space between where something truly special happens: a sense of shared authorship that allows each producer to shine without compromise.

This project also marks a significant moment for Evolution Chamber — now five years strong — as it continues to evolve into a home for ambitious collaborations and innovative electronic music. ‘In Orbit’ doesn’t just showcase the talent of those involved; it sets the stage for something much bigger.

In Orbit

Where Is The Moon?

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Joe Ford x Task Horizon x The Velvet Effect - Where Is The Moon?

As the ronin reached the road’s crest upon a windswept hilltop, the sight that met his eyes was not that of the bucolic streamside town that he had last passed through three seasons ago. The fields upon its outskirts lay fallow beneath the last rays of the late summer sun, and no livestock milled about before the houses that lay now shattered, their walls torn and thatched rooves thrown about as though by a great gale. At the town’s center, the roof of the humble temple had been rent asunder, revealing the careful miydaiku construction that had been the great pride of this town upon his last visit. 

As the ronin began to tread upon the town’s now desolate streets, he found himself assailed by an unearthly heat that seemed to sap the very earth of its vital energies. Produce lay shriveled and unharvested on the town’s vines, the pathway upon which he tread singed the bottom of his sandals, and as he drew his katana the steel blade shimmered as a mirage. Before him, upon the steps of the temple, lay the body of its faithful miko, her skin charred by rivulets of flame in a pattern the ronin knew all too well. Around him, the heat swelled, sucking the oxygen from the air. Above him, the ronin looked up to meet a sight he already knew to exist - the great canine head of a hellhound, emblazoned with a talisman that bore the singular character of destruction and inscribed with the singular disjointed stroke pattern that could only be wrought by a malevolent kami’s hand.

EATBRAIN’s ronin warrior SCREAMARTS returns to the label with HELLHOUND, an EP cultivated from the artist’s distinct sonic palette and honed to deliver a four-track canticle of hellish sonics to the hungry ears of the EATBRAIN horde.

Written by Gwen Kubik

Screamarts - Unstoppable

Blinded Theory - Vyuga

Laser blasts ripped through the sky, transmuting the air molecules around them into white hot plasma as a melee of interplanetary warfare raged on beneath them. At its core stood a trio of humanoid figures clad in exoskeletal armor that shimmered underneath the light of this world’s foreign sun, an optical side effect of the armor’s molecular displacement shields that worked to deflect the blows of their alien assailants. It was for the singular visual sensation that their armour elicited that the trio had been given the designation “HOLOGRAM”, an elite strike team of expert warriors whose exploits on the battlefield were known throughout the galactic quadrant.

Eschewing the typical laser weaponry of galactic warfare as wielded by their adversaries, the members of HOLOGRAM unleashed the power of their unique mass-accelerator weaponry against their foes. A singularly human design born of that planet’s military history, the trio’s unmistakable armament was known for the harmonic hum of the plasma conduits that powered it and the thunderous thump made by each ultradense alloy slug that it fired. So too were the effects known and displayed on the battlefield before them, as each round tore through as many alien forms as happened to be standing along its vector of travel, boring cavernous wounds into their enemies' flesh and repelling their now lifeless bodies with the sheer kinetic energy these weapons imparted. Thus it was that the members of HOLOGRAM stood unbowed amidst the CROSSFIRE, assured in the success of their mission and all those to come.

HOLOGRAM make their EATBRAIN debut with CROSSFIRE as the storied trio demonstrate the sheer firepower of their sonic weaponry for the ears of the label’s horde, unleashing a two-part single release aptly named for the frenzied pace of its twin tracks and the explosive tonalities within.

written by Gwen Kubik

Hologram - Crossfire

Hologram - No Contest

Sunglasses At Night

//artist
@timeakacurrentvalue
facebook.com/CurrentValueMusic/
instagram.com/currentvaluemusic/

//label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n
twitter.com/eatbrain_now
instagram.com/eatbrain

Across the undercity streets that lay beneath the hoverways of his home metropolis sped an inventor astride a singular scooter, a creation cobbled together from technologies long disregarded by most of his mechanically minded contemporaries. Though the roadways of the undercity had long laid untended and were now riddled with potholes, bumps, and obstacles of all sorts the inventor rode on undaunted, assured in the multifaceted capabilities of his two wheeled contraption.

Flanked by twin ride-along automaton’s that constantly aided in attending to the vehicle’s maintenance, the inventor headed his convoy with reckless abandon. A flick of the handlebars would engage a brief maglev pulse launching him sufficiently above any obstruction, whilst a set of inertial dampeners prevented any ill fated injuries on the return vector of any such launch. The vehicle’s wheelbase could be adjusted mid-ride, allowing for precise control or a smoother ride as the inventor saw fit, and he could rest himself upon the seat of an ancient bicycle should he wish, an item of rare provenance indeed given the longtime adoption of levitation based transportation by all those around him. Though he admired the technical feat of that transportation mode, the inventor far preferred his own device. To feel the road beneath one’s own feet was a luxury many had forgotten, and as he accelerated into the glistening urban night he relished in the freedom that he found in doing so.

CURRENT VALUE returns to EATBRAIN with ACCELERATION, speeding to the fore of the label’s horde with four inventive neurofunk sequences inspired by the components & creation of his own unique vehicle.

written by Gwen Kubik

Current Value - Bidirectional

https://fanlink.tv/CV210

Current Value - Butyl Rubber

Free download here >>> https://hypeddit.com/complete

We've just released our bootleg of the Liquidfunk track we've loved the most this decade!
Huge thanks to Monrroe, Pola & Bryson, and Emily Makis for creating such a beautiful tune.
Hope you enjoy it!

Much love,
Ju & Niko

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Monrroe, Pola & Bryson, Emily Makis - Complete (Burr Oak Bootleg)

// artist
@siren_uk
instagram.com/siren_uk/

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

After consuming the primeval energies of an entire planetoid, the gargantuan interstellar being had wandered the stars for a time. At its core churned the life forces of one trillion beings, subsumed and intertwined by the nature of its interdimensional existence. The singularity of consciousness that lay at its core was thus one of cacophony & discord, as those of strongest will that still clung to some faint inkling of individuality sought to exert their influence over all others, pushing upwards amidst the maddening din of psychic energy and drowning those beneath them in turn.

In willful ignorance of the chaos that churned within it, the great being had come to rest in the orbit of a distant star, beginning a hibernation that would last for eons as the life that raged within began to slowly seep to the surface. Thus came new life upon the surface of the beings slumbering body, born from the original images of all that which the behemoth had consumed and wrought into entirely new forms by the crucible at its core. In an age to come, the being would wake again, consuming the distant ancestors of the life that it had now born into existence. For the current age, its duty had been fulfilled - the cycle of DIVERGENCE had been carried out once more.

EATBRAIN unveils DIVERGENCE VI, the latest entry in the label’s compilation series which celebrates the diverse and devastating breadth of their artist’s sound. Packed with a no less than 38 works from the veteran leaders and fervent newcomers of the label’s monstrous horde, DIVERGENCE VI displays the power of EATBRAIN at its fullest extent.

Written by Gwen Kubik

DIVERGENCE VI.

SIREN - Back To Back (EATBRAIN LP017)

// artist
@gydramusic
facebook.com/gydramusic/

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

After consuming the primeval energies of an entire planetoid, the gargantuan interstellar being had wandered the stars for a time. At its core churned the life forces of one trillion beings, subsumed and intertwined by the nature of its interdimensional existence. The singularity of consciousness that lay at its core was thus one of cacophony & discord, as those of strongest will that still clung to some faint inkling of individuality sought to exert their influence over all others, pushing upwards amidst the maddening din of psychic energy and drowning those beneath them in turn.

In willful ignorance of the chaos that churned within it, the great being had come to rest in the orbit of a distant star, beginning a hibernation that would last for eons as the life that raged within began to slowly seep to the surface. Thus came new life upon the surface of the beings slumbering body, born from the original images of all that which the behemoth had consumed and wrought into entirely new forms by the crucible at its core. In an age to come, the being would wake again, consuming the distant ancestors of the life that it had now born into existence. For the current age, its duty had been fulfilled - the cycle of DIVERGENCE had been carried out once more.

EATBRAIN unveils DIVERGENCE VI, the latest entry in the label’s compilation series which celebrates the diverse and devastating breadth of their artist’s sound. Packed with a no less than 38 works from the veteran leaders and fervent newcomers of the label’s monstrous horde, DIVERGENCE VI displays the power of EATBRAIN at its fullest extent.

Written by Gwen Kubik

Gydra - Planet Rage (EATBRAIN LP017)

// artist
@killbreak
instagram.com/killbreak/
facebook.com/killbreak/

@timeakacurrentvalue
facebook.com/CurrentValueMusic/
instagram.com/currentvaluemusic/

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

After consuming the primeval energies of an entire planetoid, the gargantuan interstellar being had wandered the stars for a time. At its core churned the life forces of one trillion beings, subsumed and intertwined by the nature of its interdimensional existence. The singularity of consciousness that lay at its core was thus one of cacophony & discord, as those of strongest will that still clung to some faint inkling of individuality sought to exert their influence over all others, pushing upwards amidst the maddening din of psychic energy and drowning those beneath them in turn.

In willful ignorance of the chaos that churned within it, the great being had come to rest in the orbit of a distant star, beginning a hibernation that would last for eons as the life that raged within began to slowly seep to the surface. Thus came new life upon the surface of the beings slumbering body, born from the original images of all that which the behemoth had consumed and wrought into entirely new forms by the crucible at its core. In an age to come, the being would wake again, consuming the distant ancestors of the life that it had now born into existence. For the current age, its duty had been fulfilled - the cycle of DIVERGENCE had been carried out once more.

EATBRAIN unveils DIVERGENCE VI, the latest entry in the label’s compilation series which celebrates the diverse and devastating breadth of their artist’s sound. Packed with a no less than 38 works from the veteran leaders and fervent newcomers of the label’s monstrous horde, DIVERGENCE VI displays the power of EATBRAIN at its fullest extent.

Written by Gwen Kubik

KillBreak & Current Value - Compounds (EATBRAIN LP017)

// artist
@manta-audio
instagram.com/manta.audio/

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

After consuming the primeval energies of an entire planetoid, the gargantuan interstellar being had wandered the stars for a time. At its core churned the life forces of one trillion beings, subsumed and intertwined by the nature of its interdimensional existence. The singularity of consciousness that lay at its core was thus one of cacophony & discord, as those of strongest will that still clung to some faint inkling of individuality sought to exert their influence over all others, pushing upwards amidst the maddening din of psychic energy and drowning those beneath them in turn.

In willful ignorance of the chaos that churned within it, the great being had come to rest in the orbit of a distant star, beginning a hibernation that would last for eons as the life that raged within began to slowly seep to the surface. Thus came new life upon the surface of the beings slumbering body, born from the original images of all that which the behemoth had consumed and wrought into entirely new forms by the crucible at its core. In an age to come, the being would wake again, consuming the distant ancestors of the life that it had now born into existence. For the current age, its duty had been fulfilled - the cycle of DIVERGENCE had been carried out once more.

EATBRAIN unveils DIVERGENCE VI, the latest entry in the label’s compilation series which celebrates the diverse and devastating breadth of their artist’s sound. Packed with a no less than 38 works from the veteran leaders and fervent newcomers of the label’s monstrous horde, DIVERGENCE VI displays the power of EATBRAIN at its fullest extent.

Written by Gwen Kubik

Manta - Don't Cry (EATBRAIN LP017)

// artist
@hologramdnb
instagram.com/hologramdnb/

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

After consuming the primeval energies of an entire planetoid, the gargantuan interstellar being had wandered the stars for a time. At its core churned the life forces of one trillion beings, subsumed and intertwined by the nature of its interdimensional existence. The singularity of consciousness that lay at its core was thus one of cacophony & discord, as those of strongest will that still clung to some faint inkling of individuality sought to exert their influence over all others, pushing upwards amidst the maddening din of psychic energy and drowning those beneath them in turn.

In willful ignorance of the chaos that churned within it, the great being had come to rest in the orbit of a distant star, beginning a hibernation that would last for eons as the life that raged within began to slowly seep to the surface. Thus came new life upon the surface of the beings slumbering body, born from the original images of all that which the behemoth had consumed and wrought into entirely new forms by the crucible at its core. In an age to come, the being would wake again, consuming the distant ancestors of the life that it had now born into existence. For the current age, its duty had been fulfilled - the cycle of DIVERGENCE had been carried out once more.

EATBRAIN unveils DIVERGENCE VI, the latest entry in the label’s compilation series which celebrates the diverse and devastating breadth of their artist’s sound. Packed with a no less than 38 works from the veteran leaders and fervent newcomers of the label’s monstrous horde, DIVERGENCE VI displays the power of EATBRAIN at its fullest extent.

Written by Gwen Kubik

Hologram - Leviathan (EATBRAIN LP017)

//artist
@mindscape
facebook.com/m1ndscape

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

It began as a whisper, spoken in low tones in multiple languages in the uneasy night. Talk of a place where the greatest of mecha roam, gathering amongst the desolate ruins of a war prepared for and never fought. The first explorers returned with stories of low frequency weapons, harvested from the ruined depths of a subterranean complex. With these re-engineered into towering relays capable of pure sonic carnage, the lands began filling rapidly with pilgrims from distant places, offering themselves as captives to their own higher mental states. What was once a mere whisper has now become legend, with this meeting of the mightiest clans bringing forth the greatest frequency warriors to stake out their claims. 

EATBRAIN casts a long shadow across the fray, setting seasoned label veterans L 33 and MINDSCAPE into the hordes of adrenaline-fuelled ravers alongside recent label additions MACHINECODE and AGRESSOR BUNX - all of whom have LPs coming on the label as well as appearing at the festival. A tight manifesto is stretched across the 4 rowdy and high-energy tracks that make up the EATBRAIN GOES TO LET IT ROLL, with the irresistible audio manipulative skills of Eatbrain crafted to exquisitely tear up the dance. A reflection in sound of the perfect marriage between one of the best contemporary neurofunk labels and one of the most impressive live spaces that exists for drum and bass.

Release date:
28th April
4th April Beatport exclusive

EATBRAIN023 Eatbrain Goes To Let It Roll

Eatbrain Goes To Let It Roll

Mindscape - Buzzkill (Eatbrain023)

//artist
@machine_code
facebook.com/MachineCode-161980950501521/

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

It began as a whisper, spoken in low tones in multiple languages in the uneasy night. Talk of a place where the greatest of mecha roam, gathering amongst the desolate ruins of a war prepared for and never fought. The first explorers returned with stories of low frequency weapons, harvested from the ruined depths of a subterranean complex. With these re-engineered into towering relays capable of pure sonic carnage, the lands began filling rapidly with pilgrims from distant places, offering themselves as captives to their own higher mental states. What was once a mere whisper has now become legend, with this meeting of the mightiest clans bringing forth the greatest frequency warriors to stake out their claims. 

EATBRAIN casts a long shadow across the fray, setting seasoned label veterans L 33 and MINDSCAPE into the hordes of adrenaline-fuelled ravers alongside recent label additions MACHINECODE and AGRESSOR BUNX - all of whom have LPs coming on the label as well as appearing at the festival. A tight manifesto is stretched across the 4 rowdy and high-energy tracks that make up the EATBRAIN GOES TO LET IT ROLL, with the irresistible audio manipulative skills of Eatbrain crafted to exquisitely tear up the dance. A reflection in sound of the perfect marriage between one of the best contemporary neurofunk labels and one of the most impressive live spaces that exists for drum and bass.

Release date:
28th April
4th April Beatport exclusive

Machine Code - Planet 9 (Eatbrain023)

//artist
@agressorbunx
facebook.com/agressorbunxmusic/

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

It began as a whisper, spoken in low tones in multiple languages in the uneasy night. Talk of a place where the greatest of mecha roam, gathering amongst the desolate ruins of a war prepared for and never fought. The first explorers returned with stories of low frequency weapons, harvested from the ruined depths of a subterranean complex. With these re-engineered into towering relays capable of pure sonic carnage, the lands began filling rapidly with pilgrims from distant places, offering themselves as captives to their own higher mental states. What was once a mere whisper has now become legend, with this meeting of the mightiest clans bringing forth the greatest frequency warriors to stake out their claims. 

EATBRAIN casts a long shadow across the fray, setting seasoned label veterans L 33 and MINDSCAPE into the hordes of adrenaline-fuelled ravers alongside recent label additions MACHINECODE and AGRESSOR BUNX - all of whom have LPs coming on the label as well as appearing at the festival. A tight manifesto is stretched across the 4 rowdy and high-energy tracks that make up the EATBRAIN GOES TO LET IT ROLL, with the irresistible audio manipulative skills of Eatbrain crafted to exquisitely tear up the dance. A reflection in sound of the perfect marriage between one of the best contemporary neurofunk labels and one of the most impressive live spaces that exists for drum and bass.

Release date:
28th April
4th April Beatport exclusive

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