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My Hearts Forgiving

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OUT 15TH MARCH 2015 ON VIPER RECORDINGS: http://smarturl.it/sodnb2015

'The Sound of Drum & Bass 2015', a new compilation album from Viper Recordings features the absolute best of Drum & Bass from around the world with over 25 tracks + DJ Mix.

With tracks from the scenes biggest names such as: Matrix & Futurebound, Brookes Brothers, The Prototypes, Metrik, Koven, ShockOne, InsideInfo, Cyantific, Smooth, Dimension, and many more, 'The Sound of Drum & Bass' perfectly captures the sounds of upfront, uplifting DNB in 2015.

VIPER PRESENTS: THE SOUND OF DRUM & BASS 2015
Out 15th March 2015
Price: £4.99 UK / £5.99 US
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Tracklist:
01. Oliver Heldens & Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive) (Matrix & Futurebound Remix)
02. Brookes Brothers - Anthem (feat. Camille) (Extended Mix)
03. Matrix & Futurebound - Don’t Look Back (Koncept Remix)
04. Kokiri - Retrospect (Koven Remix)
05. The Prototypes - Moscow
06. Dimension - Crowd Reaction VIP
07. CROOXS - Oracle (Six Blade Remix)
08. InsideInfo - Metamorphosis (feat. Miss Trouble)
09. BMotion - Something, Something
10. Cyantific - Bring You Love
11. Metrik - Freefall VIP (feat. Reija Lee)
12. ShockOne - Harmonize
13. Maduk - How Could You
14. Cynematic - Space City
15. Six Blade & A.M.C - Strangers
16. Smooth - Drone
17. Trei - Seeds
18. Futurebound & Gridlok - Go Free
19. NC-17 & Soulculture - War Master
20. Koven - Miracle (Drum & Bass Mix)
21. The Prototypes - Humanoid
22. InsideInfo - Mushroom
23. Six Blade - Electric
24. LoKo - Failure To Communicate
25. Insomniax - Over Again VIP
26. Toronto Is Broken - This Way Up
27. Trei & L.A.O.S - Outer Stellar
28. DJ Phantasy & Dextone - No Way Out
29. Callide & Intraspekt - In Your Eyes
30. Sound Of Drum & Bass Mixed by BMotion (Continuous Mix)

iTunes

Toronto Is Broken - This Way Up

Alphaze has finally lost the plot — and we’re all better off for it! The Ravin’ Mad EP on Serial Killaz Recordings is six slabs of jump up filth, jungle chaos and rave mayhem, stitched together for maximum dancefloor carnage.

Rooted in the rowdy grit of jump up, yet laced with the feverish energy of jungle and the euphoric chaos of early rave culture, this EP is pure peak-time ammunition. Alphaze blends snarling basslines with frantic breaks, rave-stab frenzy and enough low-end pressure to make the foundations quiver. The result? Dancefloors left grinning and gurning, with ravers caught somewhere between the past, the present, and the next reload.

Warning: side effects may include bass face, reckless skanking and the need to call in sick to work on Monday morning.


Ravin Mad EP

Terror

When the fracture split the vacuum, the chrono-compass snapped to 174.
Courier-pilot Saint VII tightened the straps and slid into the seam of the cosmos. Inside, space moved like a staircase: every two beats a new level, every third an ironic wink from fate. Bass wasn’t sound but ore—mined with a swing-pick, packed into crates by layers, tagged with sharp breaks in the pattern so the route wouldn’t be lost.

On the far side waited the black market of gravity. They didn’t sell fuel there, only knots of rhythm: quick punches, toothy wobbles, strobe-lit syncopes—fresh, predatory, a little cocky. Saint VII slices time into slivers, flips the riff mid-flight, throws right-angle turns that leave the time inspectors grabbing a silent bar instead of evidence.

Landing: the platform of the dance floor. Containers open—and orange impulses surge out.
A short hit—“here,” a reply—“there,” the mocking sub clings to ribs and marches the room up a ladder of breaks—every eight bars a new turn, closer, rougher, bolder. Hands rise, air trembles, and time—embarrassed—pulls a reload: the same motif, louder and straighter to the chest.

Galactic Fracture is contraband geometry of rhythm: a raider’s log that brings back not fear from the cracks, but the urge to jump. Every track is a new step, every break a portal, every pause a sight line.
DEEPNAS logged the signal. Saint VII returned intact—so we can dive back into the rift.

Saint VII - Andromeda

//artists
@maztek
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@junemiller
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@mob-tactics
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@leahvee
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// label
facebook.com/Eatbra1n
twitter.com/eatbra1n

Rumours of the infernal mechanism were rife amongst the population, that somewhere deep in the sublevels of the city it waited with the eternal patience that belongs only to machines. It was said that those people whom the system had broken, whose minds had snapped – ejecting them from the social architecture… were first incarcerated, analyzed and then taken to it to be erased completely. He was about to find out the truth of this, dragged from his metallic cell by those machine claws, his arms bound tightly across his chest and vocal chords paralyzed. He wanted to scream, terror engulfing him and winding around his vertebrae, giving birth to a black hole within the pit of his stomach... but all that emerged was a whimper of despair. It was registered by the synthetic mind and catalogued in its vast archive of variations of this moment - its casual analysis of this journey to death. The chamber was incomprehensibly vast… and it was there waiting, reaching with its threatening appendages from the shadows, its diabolical jaws enshrouded in the dull green light of a vast viewing screen displaying the symbol of the architect. The teeth started that relentless slicing, the very ground trembling through the power of its mighty workings, the mechanism to be his absolute obliteration… those claws pulling him inexorably towards the end as the viewscreen changed and flashes the word ‘goodbye’. The GRINDER completes its work. In the almost oblivious streets above, a faint rumble is felt – knowing, fearful looks are briefly exchanged before the citizens hurry on with their business.

Apex neuro and tech producer MAZTEK arrives with his first full EP on leading d&b label, EATBRAIN. Following up appearances on the label’s Tales of the Undead and Mirror Universe VA LP’s, the GRINDER EP sees Maztek deliver 4 tracks of high-grade dancefloor weaponry, enwrapped in the kind of heavy sonic technology that his fans have come to expect. From the tear-out but tightly wound collaboration with with June Miller in BLAFFER, to the grime-influenced and glitched vocals of GOOD QUESTION that comes in heavy with the evil bounce of its bass – the EP runs a diverse and unique flex. Title-track GRINDER delivers an appropriately punishing assault, packed with sinister sound design and brooding, dynamic riff, whilst TANGLE delivers an edgy and lightly percussive shuffle to accompany its powerful bass. This is both an artist and a label at their best, delivering an overwhelmingly powerful artefact for the dance.

Release date
15th August Beatport Exc.
29th August Worldwide
TBC Vinyl

Grinder EP

Beatport Exclusive

Maztek - Grinder (Eatbrain 029)

Noble - Xenos

Out on Evolutions Vol. 3 on December 16th

Cod3x - Sublimination

Bad Taste Recordings

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Exit Ticket / Panic Room

Exit Ticket

Trilo - Exit Ticket

// artist
@lukasmooth
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// label
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// release date
28.09.20 Beatport Excl.
& Worldwide 12.10.20

The sky was different that night. Though clear and cloudless, full of many stars that shone with luminous intensity, something was missing. It was as though someone had cloven the galaxies in twain, sundering the universal whole into two eerily separate pieces. The warrior Orion had been struck down, and elsewhere in the night the two dippers leaked inky darkness from within their ever full cups. The roar of leo rang out silent, libra’s scales were detached, and gemini bore forth not twins into the universe but rather two distinct entities tied not to each other. On the planet below, great seers and sages scrambled to make sense of this portentous occurrence, beseeching their gods and consulting their oracles with an urgency in the face of a fate that came unknown to their doors.

For there beneath the sundered sky arose creatures of myth and legend, horrors conjured forth from the terrors of sleep and raised from the sacred graves where honored dead had safely lain. The souls of some few living departed their bodies, wandering aimlessly about as phantoms in their own world, peering forth through a shrouded and ethereal veil into the rooms in which their bodies and those they loved still slept. Above, the void that sliced the sky called softly, beckoning to its levied host to walk the world in the absence of the living. Theirs was an existence of horror, condemned to shadow and storied tales that existed not under light of sun nor star. Yet here, amidst the watchful blindness of their ominous controller, they had been graced with darkness amidst which they could be born. For this was the night of fears, when the terror of the mind stood alongside the body that had made it. In creeping darkness, under sundered sky, this was the night of the BLACK STREAK.

SMOOTH returns to Eatbrain with a momentous single release, BLACK STREAK. Rallying the monstrous menagerie of the EATBRAIN horde with the frantic tonalities of its twin tracks, BLACK STREAK & ROUGHER, SMOOTH injects his hyperenergetic sonic sequences into the ears of the horrendous horde, propelling them further under the darkness of the BLACK STREAK.

Black Streak

Smooth - Black Streak (Eatbrain 112)

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Since its inception in 2004 by Futurebound, Viper Recordings has become a powerhouse in the Drum & Bass scene and has been responsible for releasing some of the biggest dancefloor hits of the past 15 years. Viper’s current roster of artists includes: Matrix & Futurebound, Cyantific, BMotion, Ekko & Sidetrack, Dossa & Locuzzed, Jack Mirror, Madface, Giganti, and Blaine Stranger. 

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