Entropy

Out For Blood

Unstable Moment

Horison

Don't Break

Shipwrecked

Ghost Smoke

Live or Die

Pitch Black

On the flip, Diode shows his twisted sense of humor with Bouncing, a track that lures you in with a deceptively playful intro. Light, carnival-like melodies swirl with a mischievous energy, giving the illusion of fun and games. But as the tension builds, the mask slips and the real ride begins.

When the drop hits, all pretense is gone... Bouncing slams into a brutal, heavyweight groove. Massive drums drive the track forward, underpinned by cavernous sub bass that rattles the floor to its core. Fun, punchy bass stabs weave between the chaos, injecting an infectious bounce that keeps the energy playful, even at its most punishing.

Equal parts savage and cheeky, Bouncing proves Diode can balance fun with devastation. Step right up, strap in, and bounce with me.

Bouncing

Entropy is Diode at his heaviest. The track wastes no time cutting straight to the bone, opening with ghostly, chopped female vocals before slamming headfirst into pounding percussion. The first drop unleashes a relentless 4x4 assault, built on crushing low-end pressure and drums engineered for maximum impact.

From there, the track mutates into a broken-beat neurofunk barrage. Screaming basslines rip through the mix with surgical precision, while guttural vocal chops add a raw, human edge to the chaos. Every section is designed to escalate the intensity, keeping the pressure dialed all the way up.

This is pure, weaponized Neurofunk; ruthless, mechanical, and devastating on the floor.

Impex comes in swinging with Out For Blood, a savage fusion of Neurofunk precision and Jump Up grit. This one hits hard with relentless, skull-crushing drums, massive fat basslines that shake the walls, and chopped-up vocal stabs slicing through the chaos. It’s raw, it’s dirty, and it’s Impex at his heaviest; built to tear apart any dancefloor in its path.

What If takes the Neurofunk x Jump Up fusion even further, locking in raw, in-your-face synth stabs over stomping, floor-shaking drums. Just when you think you’ve got it figured out, the second drop flips the script with a half-time section that hits like a sledgehammer. This one’s designed to catch you off guard and leave the dancefloor in pieces.

What If

Unstable Moment kicks off the EP with a throwback to golden-era Neurofunk energy. Heavy rolling drums lock in beneath a twisting reese and razor-sharp sound design, creating a track that’s both futuristic and familiar. This is NEMY’s nod to the roots of the genre, while showcasing his modern production edge. It’s an opener designed to move dancefloors with relentless momentum.

Shifting into darker territory, Tunnel of Silence strips back the chaos in favor of a creeping, minimal soundscape. Sub pressure dominates as crisp percussion cuts through the shadows, building an atmosphere that feels both hypnotic and claustrophobic. It’s a track that thrives in tension, keeping listeners suspended in a constant state of unease while still driving forward with force.

Tunnel of Silence

Closing out the release, Amigdala explores NEMY’s most experimental side. The tune leans on atmospheric minimal tones, weaving eerie textures and skeletal rhythms into a haunting sonic experience. It’s restrained yet powerful, leaving space for the imagination while still carrying the signature low-end weight that defines the Warlock Audio sound.

Amigdala

Warlock Audio welcomes Dropset to the roster with Horizon, a devastating Neurofunk weapon forged in distortion and darkness. From the first impact, the track dives into an abyss of snarling Reese basses, razor-edged stabs, and bone-crushing drums that hit with surgical precision. The sound design is relentless; a perfect storm of mechanical aggression and cinematic tension that drags you deep into the shadows.

Horizon is built for the late-night destroyers. A no-mercy onslaught that defines the Warlock Audio sound: dark, technical, and unapologetically heavy.

Horizon

Rift - a dark, high-impact Neurofunk assault that fuses haunting atmosphere with brutal precision. The intro sets the tone with grim, cinematic pads and eerie detuned harp plucks that build a sense of tension and unease before erupting into chaos. When the drop hits, all control is lost. Massive distorted basslines tear through the mix, driven by tight, snappy drums that strike with mechanical force.

Amid the destruction, light and airy vocal samples drift through the carnage, adding a surreal contrast that elevates the track’s intensity even further. Rift is a perfect example of Dropset’s ability to balance emotion and aggression; a sonic divide between beauty and brutality.

Rift

On The Floor is an absolutely massive B-side on this two-track release from The In Kill. Edgy metal guitar riffs and aggressive Neurofunk basslines are fused seamlessly into one powerhouse of a track. a 4x4 beat commences while guitars keep speakers pulsating leading to a drop where basslines slash and drums bang to an intense rhythm. Once this freight train of a track begins there's no tuning back. 

FUCK THIS UP!

On The Floor

Chants echo through the halls while distorted bass hits rattle the chains of imprisonment. The drop lands devastating blows, unleashing a fury of FM'd basslines that tear through your speakers. Drums pound relentlessly, driving the track further into madness. Don't Break is a powerful A-side to the premiere release from The In Kill on Warlock audio. This is one you don't want to miss!

Transforma drags you straight into the depths with a tense, cinematic intro built on eerie pads and ghostly vocal wisps drifting through the mix. The pressure swells as growling basslines churn beneath the surface, drums tightening and amplifying until the whole track detonates into a brutally heavy drop. Once unleashed, the tune drives forward with chugging Neurofunk energy. Gnarled bass warbles twisting through the low end while sharp, heavenly synths cut through the darkness like sparks in the void. A relentless, abyss-bound destroyer. 

We are desperately Shipwrecked. There are no survivors... 

Coral opens with the sirens haunting vocals that shimmer above an atmospheric soundscape, luring you in before the floor gives way beneath you. The drop hits with explosive impact: heavy, plucky basslines lock in with tightly engineered, techy drums while chopped vocal fragments ricochet through the mix. Every element is sculpted with surgical detail, merging groove, grit, and futuristic sound design. This is pure mastery of tech DnB. 

Transforma & Dropset unleash the fury of the seas. Don't get swallowed up..

Coral

Space Junk launches with electronic bongos echoing through ghostly sweeps and drifting pads, setting a strange, weightless atmosphere. The tension thickens before the floor falls out into a drop packed tight with fat, distorted bass, ghastly vocal fragments, and relentless, driving drums. It’s a chaotic, otherworldly roller that feels like drifting through abandoned machinery in deep space.

Space Junk

Ghost Smoke creeps in on thick, weighty drums and the unsettling clatter of broken piano keys, setting a tense, cinematic mood. A haunting reese swells beneath the surface, rising into a spine-tingling build before everything snaps into a spooky, widescreen drop. The main reese line growls with menace as eerie synths weave through the mix, all pushed forward by massive drum work and huge, driving percussion. A dark, atmospheric stepper with real bite. This is classic Pish Posh energy with a cinematic edge.

The journey begins with (Re)Initiation, a mechanical awakening that breathes tension into every moment. Haunting sci-fi pads and eerie synths open the gate before a massive surge of laser-cut basslines and industrial percussion tears through the silence. Every sound feels alive with gears grinding, circuits sparking; a cold-blooded march into the machine’s heart.

(Re)Initiation

The title track, Live or Die, contrasts serenity with sheer power. It opens in a tranquil world with chirping birds, ethereal vocals, and broken-beat drums before snapping into a warped dimension of funk-fueled Neuro. Dark reese basses, rolling synths, and relentless drums collide with metal-inspired guitar riffs and half-time a breakdown, creating a battle between beauty and brutality.

Then comes The Unexpected, a descent into the shadows. The intro seeps dread, nightmare-fueled pads wrapping around your senses before the drop unleashes merciless bass, punishing drums, and venomous synths. It’s cinematic terror; pure energy distilled into sound.

The Unexpected

Finally, Heat Pressure closes the EP with high-octane tension and raw sci-fi energy. Pulsing, breathing synth textures merge with mechanical rhythms and devastating low-end power. It’s both futuristic and primal; a storm of sound that cements Exdvayne as a new force in the DnB underground.

Heat Pressure

Pitch Black sets the tone for DPLR’s new EP with a shadow-drenched dive into the darker edges of minimal Drum & Bass. Built on deep, rolling basslines and surgical techy drums, the track unfolds like a slow-creeping fog that's immersive, hypnotic, and unrelenting. Subtle textures and brooding atmospheres move beneath the surface, creating a sense of tension that tightens with every bar.

A pure embodiment of stripped-back darkness, Pitch Black isn’t just heard, it’s felt. DPLR joins The Coven with some of the darkest tunes of the year.

Bump In The Night sinks deep into the shadows of a dark, minimal descent shaped by the spirit of golden-era Techstep. Techy, precision drums cut through a bed of haunting, atmospheric pads, while a relentless, pounding bassline stalks beneath the mix. The tension never lets up. Every hit, every echo, every low-end rumble feels like something lurking just out of sight. This is a track built to make you fear what moves unseen in the night.

Bump In The Night

Bad Pipes closes the Pitch Black EP with a plunge straight into sonic madness. Heavy, lurching 2-step drums set an unsteady pulse as warped textures crack open the mix, dragging you deeper into the dark. Beneath it all, a punishing 808 bassline hammers relentlessly, shaking the foundation with every hit. Minimal, brutal, and pitch-black in atmosphere, this track feels like a broken machine coming alive in the shadows and it does not let you escape.

Bad Pipes

J  O  I  N     T  H  E     C  O  V  E  N

Warlock Audio is an American-founded record label with a mission to amplify the darker side of Drum and Bass across North America. Bringing together a diverse roster of artists from around the world, we specialize in the raw, edgy depths of Neurofunk, Techstep, and dark Rollers. Our sound isn’t just distinct; it’s a modern evolution that infuses classic styles with fresh, innovative twists. At Warlock Audio, we’re dedicated to reshaping the DnB landscape in the U.S. and Canada, delivering tracks that push boundaries and defy expectations. For fans seeking an unforgettable, intense DnB experience—look no further.

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