Name: What If by Warlock Audio
Duration: 5 min 1 s
Description: 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.

Frannabik & Laetho - Kill Em

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@hackwaves
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HACKWAVES makes a thunderous EATBRAIN debut with ZERO DAY, a four-track EP that detonates with collaborative firepower from WIGUEZ, MODERATE HATE, and MIDNIGHT CVLT. Crafted for the label’s ever-hungry horde, ZERO DAY delivers a relentless sonic assault — fusing aggressive neurofunk energy with cutting-edge sound design to infect dancefloors worldwide like a digital virus unleashed.

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Hackwaves & Midnight Cvlt - Tech Cvlt

Hackwaves & Moderate Hate - Arrika

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

Feel the surge. The energy shifts.

ALEX PHYSALIS - PLASTIC NOISE 

We are launching at maximum velocity with a devastating new Neurofunk release from Alex Physalis. This release is a charged, wild infusion of pure sonic power from the newest pillar of our label. Alex joined our label as an artist, label crew member, and visual designer.


BUY/STREAM: https://cygnusmusic.link/9dr2ynx

After a very long break we are back with a sick tune what we are well known for.

But who is the architect of this chaos?
Alex Physalis is a gifted artist; he's a bestselling sample pack virtuoso, a multi-award-winning sound designer hailed by top industry magazines. Here, in this release, he channels that exact, award-winning mastery into his own music. This weekend, you will not just hear it—you will feel it.


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 ARTIST & ARTWORK//
ALEX PHYSALIS
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/share/1BYvohgnAj/


LABEL //
NEUROFUNK,WHAT ELSE?
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Merchandise:
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Releases: keepo.io/neurofunkwhatelsereleases/


Alex Physalis - Plastic Noise [NFWE036] (OUT NOW)

music by @1by-one
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oneBYone - Hit The Club

We present the sixteenth episode of Eatbrain Radio Season 2, your guide to the dark side of drum and bass! Grimey, dutty and disgusting all the way!

Hosted by @5ha5h

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Tracklist //

1. Burr Oak – Symbolic VIP [Eatbrain]  
2. Forbidden Society – Darkhold (Pandæmonium Remix) [Forbidden Society Recordings]  
3. Burr Oak – Ring The Death Knell (First Person Remix) [Eatbrain]  
4. Zigi SC & PRDK – Burning Inside VIP [Neuroheadz]  
5. Vici – Never More [Evolution Chamber]  
6. Dropset – Lifeless [Eatbrain]  
7. Onetral – Bodacious [DnBTV]  
8. Noisesmith – NOX [Brainrave Music]  
9. Burr Oak – L’Effondrement (Redpill Remix) [Eatbrain]  
10. EWUN – Screw Up (The Upbeats Remix) [Lifted Music] (Throwback)  
11. The In Kill – On The Floor [Warlock Audio]  
12. Direct Shift – Bad Guy [Abducted LTD]  
13. System Wide – Midnight Step [Paperfunk Recordings]  
14. Chaos Shaman – Void Whispers [Murmuration Recordings]  
15. Ichor – Tremor [Deepnas]  
16. Stonx – Bang Bang [Stonx Music]  
17. Noisia & Mayhem – Exodus (feat. KRS-One) (Spor Remix) [Vision Recordings]  
18. Burr Oak & Billain – Shinigami VIP [Blackout Music]  

Eatbrain Radio // S02E16 // Hosted by 5HA5H

Paradox Shift
That night, the city stood like an unfinished mechanism: the clock hands moved, but time did not. Two sound-network technicians, known at the console as System Wide, noticed a strange kind of glitch: signals arrived before they were sent. As if the echo were outrunning the voice.

To measure the shift, they sent a low impulse through the cables—dry as the snap of a breaker. The music didn’t “kick in,” but the sidewalks felt for a common beat: in the metro, footsteps began to snake; the traffic lights blinked like a metronome; and a rollerblader along the embankment carved arcs between passersby. A couple at a kiosk, mid-sentence, turned at the same moment—a precise pivot at the corner, as if a choreographer had pinned a cue in the air. No flash mob—just the city starting to dance by itself: couriers with short glides at crosswalks, children with fine footwork by the shop windows, the elderly tracing clear geometry with their hands. At times the silence tightened like an anti-drop, and the whole intersection froze on the “and-one,” only to flare a moment later into a new figure.

By dawn, people’s knees hummed pleasantly, and it was easier to meet each other’s eyes. System Wide wrote in the log: “Shift accepted. The world didn’t speed up—it found a count.” That’s how System Wide’s release Paradox Shift on Paperfunk Recordings was born: not an escape from the system, but a live reflash of it. Every time the city grows tight again, they send a short impulse—and reality takes half a step to the side, just enough for there to be room to dance again.

System Wide - Paradox Shift

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Skulking through the shadows underneath the city streets was a horrendous beast, an amalgamation of once human flesh that had been absorbed from those discarded and forgotten on the streets above. In time, the last vestiges of these individuals vengeful will had sought each other out, infusing in their rotten remains a revenant power that sought revenge on those by whom they had been slain. With each corpse that their combined form came across the monster grew in might, and with each killer that they slew in vengeance they found within themselves a spark of arcane power restored to their being.

It was thus that they now held in thrall before their combined visage one who had slain many of their ilk, a prolific killer in his own right now paralysed in their grasp. From within their many-toothed maw shone a pale red light, hypnotic and enwrapturing for any to whom it shone. The light’s allure drew them in, unsuspecting, before the beast’s horrific embrace consumed them in a furious feast vengeful rage. Thus it was known that for all those who drew blood on the streets of the city above, the DEADLIGHT lurking below was to be their destined end.

DROPSET returns to EATBRAIN with his debut EP, DEADLIGHTS, and unveils four hypnotically horrifying tracks for the ears of the EATBRAIN horde.

Writen by Gwen Kubik

Dropset - The Brink

Endurance isn’t speed; it’s the right to keep moving when the reservoir is empty. Endurance is an EP for the long haul—Paperfunk Recordings engineered into motion: rhythm as a drive train, percussion as a metronome of discipline, bass as a course lock. There’s no spectacle here, only forward pressure. Hit—body assembles. Pause—aim. Return—another meter won.

Each track marks a new sector of the route: the ignition, the loaded march, the turbulence zone, the cold final push. Together they teach a simple Paperfunk rule—don’t rush, hold the line; don’t decorate, prove. And somewhere past the noise, when doubt finally breaks, what remains is pulse and the decision to finish.

Endurance is for those who don’t wait for relief. Count the hits. Gather your breath. Cross the distance and stay on tempo. Paperfunk Recordings: no pomp, with force.

Delayrz - Endurance

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

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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What If

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