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C2D010 - A - MEFJUS, BOWSAR & KAIZA - GRAVITATIONAL LENSING

If you like your bass hard and your beats fast paced and heavy, then look no further!
This track sees 3 of the hottest talents in the Neurofunk genre (Mefjus, Bowsar & Kaiza) combine to create this apocalyptic anthem that will slaughter your mind, body and soul... Ladies and gentlemen, we bring to you Gravitational Lensing!
This track kicks off with a long futuristic infused sample, accompanied by euphoric pads, with each 16 bars adding to the suspense of one of the biggest drops you will hear this side of the 21st century.
Each section of the track switches up into multiple sections that will keep you wanting more and more, and they don't let you down as they take you through one of the roughest rides of your life!

C2D010 - AA - QO - ARMORED CORE

Switch to the flip side, and it doesn't get any better for your health as Czech rising star Qo delivers a sledgehammer of a track that will have you reaching for your stomping boots!
ARMORED CORE is full on war from the minute go with hard and heavy beats, sniper basslines and pulsating energy, Armored Core will bleed you dry and bring you a step further Close 2 Death.

Sinister Souls are the new buzz in hard dubstep & drum & bass and this debut album on PRSPCT will confirm this buzz is definitely here for a reason.
The guys have been working on this album nonstop for the last 1.5 years and the hard work has definitely paid off. Its turning out to be one of the biggest PRSPCT releases of the year.
An apocalyptic blend of hard Drum'n Bass, Dark fucked up Dubstep and full on Industrial Hardcore. Tightly produced and innovative to the fullest. The album consists of solo productions and collaborations with artists like Counterstrike, The Outside Agency, Gein, Bratkilla, Dub Elements and Erre.






The list of DJ's that have been supporting the tracks is very impressive. Here are a few of the people that have been supporting this release the last few months:
The DJ Producer, Borgore, Black Sun Empire, The Panacea, Excision, Counterstrike, Dieselboy, The Outside Agency, Bar 9, Ruffneck, SPL, Ophidian, Limewax, Bong Ra, Dylan, Point.black, Cooh, Culprate and the list goes on and on..

Sinister Souls are the new buzz in hard dubstep & drum & bass and this debut album on PRSPCT will confirm this buzz is definitely here for a reason.
The guys have been working on this album nonstop for the last 1.5 years and the hard work has definitely paid off. Its turning out to be one of the biggest PRSPCT releases of the year.
An apocalyptic blend of hard Drum'n Bass, Dark fucked up Dubstep and full on Industrial Hardcore. Tightly produced and innovative to the fullest. The album consists of solo productions and collaborations with artists like Counterstrike, The Outside Agency, Gein, Bratkilla, Dub Elements and Erre.

The list of DJ's that have been supporting the tracks is very impress

After the massive Big Bad and Heavy, Savage Rehab 360 Degree EP, DJ Chap's Inna streets and a wealth of other releases, the V Camp continue to keep things moving with this stellar Does Not Compute release

Championing original and interesting Drum and Bass is integral to the ethos at Playaz Recordings so it should come as no surprise that we've snapped up a gold medal winning release from chart toppers Need For Mirrors with their double A side Vimana/Snubnose. DJ Hype and Pascal are proud to bring you this release on their seminal label, once again pushing boundaries when it comes to new music. Need For Mirrors have been establishing themselves as a production force to be reckoned with and this time have teamed up with the mighty Playaz Recordings for these exclusive tracks.

Since releasing his first ever tune on Med School in 2006, S.P.Y has been the name on everyone's lips. With previous releases on Innerground, Spearhead, Critical and Metalheadz, to name but a few, S.P.Y signed exclusively to Hospital at the start of 2012, bringing in the deeper, darker sounds of the underground and keeping things fresh with his unique, sub-genre spanning music. This year alone he has impressed with the 'Love & Hate EP' and vinyl-only release 'Future Tense feat. Jo-s / Roll The Dice'. Now he brings us his debut album 'What The Future Holds'. Prepare to be blown away.
*Unanimously praised across the scene, S.P.Y's exceptional creativity and astute production skills means he is the go-to name in D+B right now, with support from everyone from Bailey, Doc Scott and Storm through to Sub Focus, London Elektricity and Annie Mac.

Terror Danjah's second Hyperdub album is 'The Dark Crawler', a well-paced and much more upfront and energetic journey through his musical world than his debut 'Undeniable'. The album revolves around the 'Dark Crawler' theme, a blistering grime track that pops up several times, vocaled by MC's Riko Dan, Mayhem, Deadly and Saf One, and then lastly Trim and Kossie. That's not to say the album is one dimensional or relentless. It's subtley balanced with the 'Dark Crawler' thread of tracks allowing the album to spin off in a web of directions without losing any focus. It's a much more contained body of work, paced to keep the listeners interest. From the 'Dark Crawler' intro into the cartoonish horror soundtrack of 'Mirror's Edge', which tricks you into thinking its just any dubstep tune, before scattering into Terror's signature broken kicks and claps. 'Dark Gremlinz' featuring D.O.K. is a classic peak-era asymmetric grime instrumental. The album then drops down into the 130ish speed of 'Air Max 90' featuring Champion, which builds from a soca-like drum drill stretching the rhythm to the point of collapse with a wonky synth, before concluding on a driving baseline house 4/4. The first 'Dark Crawler' vocal is next, with a ferocious performance from veteran Roll Deep MC Riko Dan, who drops bloodthirsty threats at a breakneck pace. Next, the tempo drops down again to the drunk funk of 'Full Hundred', with criss cross claps and a rasping bassline breaking down into live drumming and tight trap door edits. Things speed up a little again with the intricate 8 bar funky of 'Rum Punch', a hard drum tattoo rolling out over a heavy detuned bassline and intense bleeps. On the second 'Dark Crawler', mic duties are shared by Birmingham MC's Mayhem , Deadly and Saf One. Their hard vocals contrast with lush styled R'n'B of 'You Make Me Feel' featuring Meleka. The album then rolls out into the galloping drums and smooth G-Funk synths of 'Baby Oil'. Trim and Kossie drop the final 'Dark Crawler' vocal, with Trim dropping deadpan threats contesting with Kossie's focussed hysteria. Next up 'Delicately', with Ruby Lee Rider, starts in slow motion R'n'B mood, sweet Rhodes chords drift and bubble up as the track doubles up into dreamy drum and bass with a fluttering tabla keeping the time, and Ruby's tender vocals tempering the pace and aggression. Overall, it's a brilliant exercise in breathless rhythmic arousal. 'Moschino', on the other hand is a darker, chunkier and grimier mirror image to 'Delicately', switching up into a ferocious metallic riffage, before the album closes on an outro of 'Dark Crawler' again. Form, function, energy and talent fuse perfectly over 'The Dark Crawler' s length. Enjoy the ride.

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CD1:
01. Marcus Intalex - Redan
02. M-Zine, Scepticz & Distant Future - Magnetic Fields
03. Clarity - Cold Blank
04. Villem, Fields, Mako & Linden - Fuse
05. Mercy - Blackjack
06. Tokyo Prose - Raised By Wolves
07. Loxy & Resound - Tropopause
08. Overlook - Glass
09. Subtension & Minor Rain - Sklep
10. Pessimist - Ceaseless
11. Sam KDC - Sepia

CD2:
01. Dally - General Sherman
02. Paragon - Heirship
03. Consequence - Noisy Spirits In This Soul
04. Overlook - Slowroll
05. ASC - Snow Wolf
06. Nymfo - Floating Point
07. Borderline & Subtension - Reaction
08. Tokyo Prose & Phil Tangent - Parity (Klute Remix)
09. Mercy & Hollow Crooks - Outline
10. Tokyo Prose - Reach
11. Cern - Apparition

Dutty Audio releases are finally available on vinyl. This time its remix mayhem by Optiv and Mindscape! Killerrrrr!!

White and red are two hues that first come to mind when thinking of the former USSR, but Russian electronic artist EastColors is living proof that the post Soviet sonic spectrum extends far beyond such simple starkness. Phunkfiction have rewarded this promising young producer with his first EP, and in return he has delivered more than they could have expected.

After storming onto the scene in 2008, in four short years Harvest has received support from the likes of Andy C, DJ Hype, Hazard, Taxman, Twisted Individual, Marky and Heist. 

The Jackal dropped like a bomb at the start of the year so we thought we'd get the main man dBridge to work his production wonders and his hypnotic bass & excellent drum workout makes it a must have in the collection.
Kinetic & Mark Recoil are 2 new guys that we wanted to introduce, their future classic 'Cold Streets' has had heavy support from dBridge on his Rinse Fm shows & it's murky atmospherics & sharp beats suit Ingredients down to a tee.

Space Cadets return for a fifth excursion to the furthest stratospheres of Drum and Bass with another stunning 12" from Russian producer and label stalwart Oak. Following the success of NASA004 from Australian producer Nether, Oak returns with two tracks that build upon earlier efforts, amalgamating still more influence into his already unique mode
to create music quite unlike anything currently available in the 170bpm structure.

Straight out the doors of the freshly rebranded SGN-LTD imprint is the latest showing from new exclusive signings Technimatic, who bring their strongest release to date with these two exquisite slices of fluttering liquid funk. Having proved themselves as Technicolour & Komatic over a multitude of labels these past few years, here they demonstrate in spades just why Shogun have snapped them up all for themselves under their brand new moniker, Technimatic.

Support for this EP already from Crissy Criss, DJ Hype, DJ Marky , Hazard, Grooverider and many more.

Klute delivers yet another killer for his Commercial Suicide imprint. For the A side 'This Is Why' Ill Skillz team up with S.P.Y a sumptuous glory hole of a tune. Flip over for 'Moonrocker' a sublime shocker of brutish beats and deftly delicate bassery from our favourite Viennese cock rockers. Dkay & Rawfull do it again.

Redrum Rotterdam's headhoncho Deformer unleashes his Hybrid monster on PRSPCT sublabel RVLT!

Another hard banging release from the Citrus Camp. 2 heavy built anthems by several of the labels flagship artists. A and B side are absolute dancefloor killers.

Dynamic and Command Strange bring the lush liquid vibes to part 8 of the Fokuz Expressions series. If slick, melodic and well-crafted dance music is your thing, you've probably come to the right place.
On the A side Dynamic delivers once again with a track called 'Little Cotton Club', it's an uplifting slice of sunshine! Jazzy vibes all over backed by a funky drumline and a couple of clever drum edits to go with it.
On the flipside we have Dynamic & Command Strange in a colab. 'Girls' is an excellent display of both these artists musicality. It's like a dreamy story with enticing melodies and honey like snatches of horns, strings and keys in the distance.

A.Jade & Chris SU - Digital Mind These two heavyweights of modern dnb need no introduction.With a large number releases on the most prestigious imprints of the planet beyond any dnb producer's dreams.'Digital Mind' is a perfect blend between both artists's touches, with a balance between techy & melodic output and fierce rolling power coated with a touch of darkness.It's been rerubbed for 2012 and it's banging more than ever. As you can guess it's already a favourite of many big heads, so.. join the team !AA.State of Mind - Spastic Audio
Equally prestigious in term of worldwide recognition, the duo from Auckland in NZ provides us with a classic SOM styled tune containing all the elements that propelled them among the most demanded artists of the moment. A catchy melody running over a groovy bassline with a slamming snappy beatwork.
Sounds like the perfect plan for the dancefloor!

KJ Sawka has made his mark in the jungle scene as well as the outer reaches of the industry.
Releasing on monumental establishments such Sony , Warner Bros Records, Tommy Boy
Entertainment, Ear Storm, Ninja Tune, Hive's Violence Recordings, Hospital Records, & A
Sides' Eastside Records, KJ doesn't have to prove he's a one man army on the drums out live and in the studio. Now back in the states after being on an intensive two year world tour with the platinum selling, award winning electronic rock band, Pendulum.

The Outside Agency delivers the final Killing Sheep release for 2010, two tracks that feature sounds from DNB, Hardcore, Dubstep and Speedcore genres.

In the process of compiling ASC's recent "Out Of Sync', album, we discovered we had at least 2 albums worth of incredible music that we wanted to be part of releasing. As ASC has also always been part of the reason we created the HORO series at all, it made sense to compile some of the most special cuts that we couldn't fit onto the album onto their own Horo catalogue numbers as 'Lost Sync' Parts 1 and 2. These are not left overs, these are main courses we couldn't fit into the perfectly rounded and beautifully realised product that 'Out Of Sync' became. For the full story of the building of 'Out Of Sync', ' Lost Sync' Part 1 and 2 complete the experience. This is the soundtracking of a complex future world we can only imagine if we close our eyes and let these expertly crafted aural pathways transport us.

Hazard's known for a certain type of adrenalin guided jump up drum & bass but his mix - as you might well expect from one that incorporates 50 tracks in 66 minutes - covers a lot of ground between the divides of d&b as we now know it. Including the works of DJ Devize and Tyke (aka Retronym), ensures that he covers that intricate techy sound, album opener 'Never The Same' and Ray Keith's 'Deeper Love' marry soulful vocals with 170bpm beats whilst Boosta & Atmos T explore the rhythmical variety possible within the genre. Sure, there are plenty of unabashed rave moments like Taxman, Mampi Swift and his own contributions, but for someone who's been involved in drum & bass since the turn of the millennium it stands to reason that Hazard has extensive knowledge and tastes within the sphere. He's not using FABRICLIVE 65 to try and reinvent the style, he's wantonly showcasing a little bit of the variety that already exists within it.
[A] CD 1 | DJ Hazard - Never The Same [Playaz]
[B] CD 2 | Phace & Misanthrop - Progression [Neosignal]
[C] CD 3 | DJ Devize - Shock Time [3D Mode]
[D] CD 4 | Tyke - Vice Squad [Radius]
[E] CD 5 | Dialogue & Total Recall - Fox Bite [Radius]
[F] CD 6 | Tyke - Buzzards [Grid]
[G] CD 7 | Boosta & Atmos T - Where You At [Radius]
[H] CD 8 | DJ Hazard - Cherry Bomb [Playaz]
[I] CD 9 | Noisia - Diplodocus (The Upbeats Remix) [Mau5trap]
[J] CD 10 | DJ Hazard - Time Tripping [Playaz]
[K] CD 11 | DJ Hazard - Air Guitar [Playaz]
[L] CD 12 | Malachai & Voltage - A Bunch Of Fives [Radius]
[M] CD 13 | Bass Brothers - Mr Jungle (Hazard's Exclusive VIP) [Easy]
[N] CD 14 | Ray Keith - Deeper Love [Dread]
[O] CD 15 | Sub Zero - Your Flex VIP [Playaz]
[P] CD 16 | Taxman - Cool It Judy [Playaz]
[Q] CD 17 | Konichi - Engulfer [Radius]
[R] CD 18 | DJ Hazard - Do Without You [Playaz]
[S] CD 19 | Annix - Ghetto Blaster [Radius]
[T] CD 20 | DJ Rowney - Cheek Of It [Radius]
[U] CD 21 | DJ Hazard - Ramblers [Playaz]
[V] CD 22 | DJ Hazard - Meen Time [Playaz]
[W] CD 23 | Konichi - Tools Of The Trade [Muzik Hertz]
[X] CD 24 | Decimal Bass - All In [Muzik Hertz]
[Y] CD 25 | DJ Hazard - It's A Secret [Playaz]
[Z] CD 26 | DJ Devize & Shookz feat. MC Blu-Bomma - Coming In Stealth [Playaz]
27. Boosta & Atmos T - Delinquent [Muzik Hertz]
28. Retronym - They're Not Human [Radius]
29. Joe Seven - Untitled Monotron [Exit]
30. DJ Devize - X-Groove [3D Mode]
31. P.A - Iron Fingers [Radius]
32. Annix - Unnatural Element VIP [Animated]
33. DJ Hazard & D Minds - Mr Happy (DJ Hazard VIP) [Playaz]
34. Dirty Harry - Watch Ya Teeth [Playaz]
35. Origin & Cabbie - Sharade [Subway Soundz]
36. DJ Devize - Squash Dem [3D Mode]
37. Konichi - Signol Smoke [Radius]
38. Lynx - Midnight Funk [Playaz]
39. Taxman - Cop Killa [Playaz]
40. FuntCase - Let's Go [Maximum Boost]
41. Dirty Harry - Badman [Playaz]
42. Mampi Swift - Gangster [Charge]
43. Noisia & Spor - Falling Through [Vision]
44. DJ Hazard - Hand In Hand [Playaz]
45. Decimal Bass - Reefa Tactics [Radius]
46. Level 2 - Red Note [V Recordings]
47. DJ Hazard - Foodfight VIP [Playaz]
48. Gerra & Stone - Droneheads (Octane & DLR Remix) [Alignment]
49. Decimal Bass - Hypnotise [Radius]50
50. DJ Hazard - Mark Q [Playaz]

Black Reflections Records is glad to announce our third 12" vinyl forthcoming after summer. This time we are proud to start working with dRamatic & dbAudio. Two of the producers who are setting standards at the moment and responsible of an amazing and long awaited track, brilliant roller with deep vibes. Watch the sub on this one !!!
Joining forces, on the flipside we find Blade delivering a fantastic track called McNallys Theme. A dancefloor killer from start to end.Because WE care about music, and trying to provide the best quality in sound, mastering has been done by Stuart Hawkes @ Metropolis studios. One of the heads of professional audio. Our last but not less important thank you goes out again to our vinyl artwork designer Kike Besada for another excellent work.Massive support from Fabio Radio 1, Nookie & LTJ Bukem.

Renegade Hardware is pleased to welcome the newest recruit to the label's ranks. A producer who has steadily been building a dedicated following in recent years with his consistently solid releases and clinically crisp production style.
Having already received huge acclaim in the d&b scene following the massive "Straight to Bad" released on Ircus Audio and more recently his collaboration with Optiv on his own Subculture Records. He has also created waves outside of the scene remixing the likes of Intiman & Foreign Beggars as well as producing for Netherlands based hip-hop outfit Dope D.O.D.

Continuing their reign over deep and technical drum and bass sets everywhere, the inimitable Spinline are back with a pair of incredible remixes from two of the scene's most wanted individuals. From the drum and bass' extremes of tar-black bass and granite-heavy rhythms, both Clarity and Stray have brought the goods for this release. But what did you expect
Clarity never minces his words when it comes to working that minimal vibe and as you'd expect Life morphs from Spinline's original into something far nastier. Dark, deep and with enough space to let that uneasy feeling roll in alongside the barely-there weave of didgeridoo bass, this is the stuff of crowded clubs and evil intentions. Clarity proves once again that he cannot be stopped.For Sundays Stray has created a different type of unease, instead opting for cut-andspliced juke flavours scattered sharp and ragged over a barely recognisable 170bpm beat. Building the tension then refreshing the track with hints at the original melody,Stray's reworking is not for the faint-hearted. For fans of skittish hi-hats and drum and bass of the heaviest, deepest kind, you'vecome to the right place.