Back with its second big release is Time Slip Recordings with Threat Analysis. I listened to the mix before digging into the individual tracks. Having no preconceived notions of what I was in for, I hit play. This release has a broad range of darker side Drum and Bass and Jungle. From dark almost liquid vibes, through Techstep and hard Jungle. Every tune brings something different to the collection. Full release out July 3rd but preorder is on the bottom of this page.
From Infraction
Combining underground firepower and influential names in the scene, this VA delivers exactly what it was designed to do: uncompromising sound quality, oppressive atmosphere, and pure aggression rooted in late-90s and early-2000s dark Techstep. stripped-back tech warfare. Rather than chasing trends, the compilation focuses on authenticity. Cold atmospheres. Sub pressure that caves in your chest. Tech-driven breaks and the dark energy that made Techstep dangerous in the first place. The project stands as a direct extension of Time Slip Recordings’ philosophy: preserving the darker side of drum and bass while pushing it forward into a modern era. As the label’s second major release following MOA’s The Back Flip EP, Threat Analysis marks another step forward-in the development of the Time Slip Recordings catalog and vision: uncompromising underground music with no interest in commercial compromise.
This is for the breakdance circles forming on dirty club floors. Not for glow sticks. This is for DJ booths covered in camouflage netting, moisture hanging thick in the air from overheated rigs and sweating bodies. This is not main room music. This is system pressure. Chest-rattling vibration. Controlled chaos designed for dark second rooms, loud stacks, and the people who still remember when drum and bass sounded dangerous. Time Slip Recordings presents a heavyweight compilation to help cover the dark corners of drum & bass.
Full release will be live on July 3rd, but preorder link found HERE and Beatport link to follow on this space as well