Subminderz makes his Stonx Music debut with Space Electrician; three cuts of modern, crunchy
neurofunk forged in Moscow’s underground. His trademark mix of dirty basslines, furious drums
and raw groove runs through “Cunning Poison,” “Electrode,” and “Space Electrician” like live
current. It’s sharp, heavy, and unapologetically Neurofunk.
The Stonx Music Crystal Series continues its descent into darkness with ILL-FATED – Wicca, a ritual of sound forged in the depths of the Czech underground.
A driving force in the Brno neurofunk scene, Ill-Fated channels pure dark energy through Wicca, sharp, unyielding, and built for those who crave chaos.
Following the crushing intensity of previous releases, Check The Beat EP finds the label boss loosening his grip on darkness and turning up the fun without compromising precision or impact.
Across three high-powered cuts, Stonx delivers streamlined dancefloor weapons primed for maximum energy in any set.
Stonx Music is proud to announce Disciples Of Distortion Volume 4, the latest chapter in our annual series dedicated to the darker, heavier realms of drum & bass. Dropping worldwide on September 19, 2025, this year’s compilation is set to storm all major streaming platforms with unrelenting energy and precision.
The Stonx Music Crystal Series continues with the raw, industrial weight of DIRECT SHIFT.
“Carpenter” saws straight through the mix with grinding distortion and a low-slung, gritty groove. From the moment it kicks in, layers of warped sound and crushing basslines twist together into a machine-like rhythm.
This one’s a blast of chaos from three absolute demons of the scene. TRCD & The Fi5th’s productions collide with precision drums, big dark gritty bass, and an unrelenting forward drive.
Then Dark D steps in, lacing the madness with his vocal chants reminding you this entire thing is twisted AF.
Something unhinged.
Something twitchy.
Something… Strangely Twisted.
Anizo is back. And he’s not here to release music , he’s here to mug you for your serotonin, joyride your brain, and spin donuts in your prefrontal cortex.
This EP doesn’t politely ask for your attention, it knocks on your door and dropkicks your spine through it. Two tracks. No mercy. No survivors. Just pure, weaponized groove chaos.
There’s something in the air when H_Man steps up, something cold, sharp, and distinctly machine-born.
After contributing to earlier Stonx projects, he returns for his first ever solo release on the label—and it’s a statement.
The Exile EP fuses melancholy with muscle, groove with grime, hooks with hammerfists. It’s an EP with three very different weapons, all unmistakably H_Man , blending cinematic moods with unforgettable leads, grimy Reese work, and iron-plated low-end mechanics.
Alright, maniacs, time to lock the doors, bolt the windows, and say goodbye to your sense of safety because Stonx is here—and he’s not playing nice. Stonx Music’s head honcho has unleashed a neuro-metal monstrosity so savage it can scare demons out of hell.
