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The first release of Kriotek on T3K Recordings is here! And the guys from Romania create a crazy vortex of sound
which you can not escape: 4 tracks of superb arrangement, clever structure and tight mixdown compiled to one EP. These demonstrate not only their musical abilities but also their technical skills. Expect more from them (Kriotek basically are Proton Kid and Nufojah, and both do solo works, too) on T3K Recordings in the future and also check the tunes already out on T3K013 and T3K014, those on Digital Venom (“Anomaly” by Kriotek and “Innocuous” by Proton Kid) and T-Files (“Tsar” remixed by Kriotek) plus those on various other labels…
Kriotek – “Extruder” ->128 kbps mp3 clip
Kriotek – “Flow Stop” ->128 kbps mp3 clip
Kriotek – “Necrosys” ->128 kbps mp3 clip
Kriotek – “Psihoza” ->128 kbps mp3 clip
The music is available here: Beatport, Juno, ithinkmusic, and others…

The Belgians did it again! The two evil brothers bless Tilt-Recordings with a strong technoid stomper for the 3rd time.
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Juno, Digital-Tunes, Chemical and ithinkmusic.

After half a year of silence, T3K Recordings is back to release more
stuff within the next months. These are some of the signed artists:
Kriotek / Proton Kid / Nufojah, Eiton, eRRe, Kaiza, Triamer,
kr4y, Kigami, Dereck, Ogonek, Exiva, T-Psy, Mefjus, D-Struct…
Also check out the previous releases on T3K Recordings by Sunchase,
Eiton, Forbidden Society, Paperclip, Dereck, Kaiza, Walder, Proton Kid,
Kaiza, Isotop & Shots and others!
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The music is available here:
“Your Destiny” by Bassrk & Kaiza has been released on the digital “Cosmic Space EP” via Mindtech Recordings on July 1st, together with 5 other tunes by different artists:
Place 2b – “Scylla” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Bassrk & Kaiza – “Your Destiny” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Aenimal – “Cosmic Space” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Para – “Konig” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Shem & Wreckage Machinery – “Bring It” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Int Company – “Cramp” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available at Beatport, Juno, Chemical Records, Digital Tunes, ithinkmusic…
and many other shops.

Kaiza and the two sickboys created another monster: Robota is dry like a desert and stomps like the Hulk. This is pumping Techno-DNB fun for the whole family!
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.

Spinor‘s big tune “Moloch” eventually came out on vinyl in 2008. It sold 500 copies and made TILT008 the most successful release on Tilt-Recordings yet (read: ever). Now, in 2010, these two remixes are released digitally. Enjoy!
Spinor – “Moloch” (Isotop RMX) –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Spinor – “Moloch” (Kaiza RMX) –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
Another tune by Eiton + Kaiza, a remix of IBS Faction’s “Curved Surfaces”, has been released via Mind Outside (MOS030) on May 12th:
IBS Faction – “Curved Surfaces” (Sunchase RMX) –> 64 kbps clip
IBS Faction – “Curved Surfaces” (Eiton + Kaiza RMX) –> 64 kbps clip
IBS Faction – “Curved Surfaces” (Subscript RMX) –> 64 kbps clip
IBS Faction – “Curved Surfaces” (original) –> 64 kbps clip
320 kbps mp3 available on Juno.


T-FILE026 was a remix of a tune by Kriotek originally released as T-FILE011 in 2008. Now, T-FILE027 is a remix of “Tsar” by Kaiza featuring Isotop and Shots (released in 2009 as T-FREE059), done by Kriotek in 2010. Kriotek are a producer crew consisting of 3 artists from 2 countrys: Proton Kid and Nufojah from Romania and Blastphemik from UK. They experiment with different forms of broken beats in technoid and minimal Drum & Bass, Dubstep and other styles of dance music. Here they have given the tune “Tsar” a proper facelift and demonstrate, along the way, that Techno-DNB is still very much alive and evolving, regardless of internet debates and genre clichés. The remix updates the uncompromisingly percussive concept of the original with a much improved sound, an angry bassline and a massive, pumping beatloop. The result is a thick wall of bouncing rythm and driving energy; in other words: pure awesome. Watch out for Proton Kid’s solo productions and do not miss the Kriotek EP forthcoming on T3K!
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
Two tunes by Kaiza, Eiton & Try and Error have been released via Insekto Recordings (INSKTDIGI004) on April 19th:
Kaiza feat. Try and Error – “Radar” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza + Eiton – “Spektr” –> 64 kbps clip
320 kbps mp3 available on Juno, Beatsdigital and soon on other places.


For the second part of his “Echoes” EP project, Budoka has again put together two different tunes:
“Eye Sea Blue” is a lovely, technoid summer roller with a beautiful hookline and other melodic guitar parts all played by the musician Budoka himself. The tune is set in a warm summer night at the ocean and brings precisely this athmosphere into the clubs together with a proper rumbling bassline.
“Desolation” is a serious, modern Neurofunk bomb on a high quality level that combines the latest minimalist tech-nology with Budoka’s own style and brings a seldomly heard musical element into the soundscape: subtle, spacey “donks” (formerly known as stabs) appearing in a triplet arrangement, remotely similar to the bassline notes in “Echoes.” It goes without saying that the tune fulfills the sound admission requirements for the international top league with ease. Its precise, juicy beat, angry but carefully restrained and condensed midranges and its massive, although hardly accented bassline as an entity do indeed “rinse it out of proper!”
Budoka – “Eye Sea Blue” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Budoka – “Desolation” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.

Budoka, much underrated and overlooked German producer, co-founded the label Tilt-Recordings seven years ago primarily as an outlet for his Drum & Bass productions. Ever since, he has released annual tokens of his constant production improvement on the label’s vinyl series. The material he worked on since the release of TILT010 in 2009 is now ripe and ready to be put out into the world. So, today, he is starting the 2010 season of the label’s digital only series T-Files by delivering a digital EP (it is actually his T-Files solo debut because his only tune on there so far was a collaboration with DJ Malice).
Both tunes are techy bits in Budoka’s trademark handwriting, highlighting different aspects of his musical mind:
“Echoes” comes in with a dark, mysterious and very catchy theme which instantly draws all listeners’ attention and makes the tune a definite sure shot in combination with its evil, throbbing bassline and deep space soundscape. The tune turns out a heavy roller and proves that Budoka can do more than just generic Neurofunk midrange-tools: he makes deep music for the dancefloor in his own style.
“Tubular” has more of a classically paranoid techy feel, an almost oldschool-ish atmosphere despite the modern, sophisticated sound techniques beneath the musical surface. It plays a lot with midrange/bassline combinations, empty space and ancient wooden stabs more common to the historical 1990s period than recent Drum & Bass trends. Tubular is one of the tunes that openly show just how much the early sound of Ed Rush & Optical on Virus has been a key influence and great inspiration to Budoka; like “The Happening” on TILT005 it brings that certain feeling into a strong tune with today’s sound standard.
Budoka – “Echoes” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Budoka – “Tubular” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
Another EP by Kaiza (this time together with Bassrk, D-Struct and Isotop) has been released via Maztek’s label Subculture Digital (SUBCULTDIG024) on January 30rd:
Bassrk + Kaiza feat. Isotop + D-Struct – “Hollowgram” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. D-Struct + Isotop- “Barenboim” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. D-Struct + Isotop – “Korsakoff” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. D-Struct + Isotop – “Sarrazin” –> 64 kbps clip
320 kbps mp3 available on Beatport, Juno and probably other places as well.

Another piece by Kaiza and Shots has been released via Dark Box Recordings (DKBD001) on January 23rd:
Kriotek – “Scelerat”
Kaiza & Shots – “Monoton”
K-Rob & Kevlar – “Immoral”
Krustov – “The Trashmen”
320 kbps mp3 available on Beatport.
The second tune on T3K-LTD is again a track by Neural from Portugal. The follow up of “Copasetic” (see T3K-LTD001) is another clear statement for reece-based rinse-out sound and shows not only the talent of young producer Neural but also that he is definitely one to look out for in the future!
Neural – “Anxious” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Chemical, Beatsdigital, Juno, Beatport.
Four tunes by Kaiza, Try and Error, Isotop and Shots have been released via Suspect Device (SUS006) on January 12th:
Kaiza feat. Try and Error – “Panzer” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. Try and Error – “The Grit” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. Try and Error – “Device” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. Isotop + Shots – “Rom” –> 64 kbps clip
320 kbps mp3 available on Juno, Digital-Tunes, Trackitdown.





