Jéeby steps forward with Knock You Out—a focused transmission of pressure and restraint. Stripped to its core, the EP moves with intent: four UK bass mutations built for altered states and late-hour systems. "Knock You Out" opens the gate—foghorn calls, low-end growl, and blunt-force rhythm designed to disorient and pull you under. "One Style" descends further, a low-frequency stepper moving with cold, creeping tension. On "Break n Raw," the structure fractures—stuttered breaks, blown-out 808s, and disembodied vocal cuts flicker through the mix. "Acid Tool" closes the ritual, a sharpened electro break driven by a hypnotic 303 line, cycling toward release. Functional, physical, and deliberate—music for the floor when it stops being about the room. Mastered by Ben Pest Artwork by Furtive

Signal Threat is the debut vinyl release of DRUUM aka James Orvis an exhilarating and boisterous chest pumping electro anthems. Raw and packed with energy DRUUM's productions are explosive and have serious bite. His sound is distorted and bold unfiltered, drawing inspiration from the infamous electro punk scene where he has carved out a name for himself. His impeccable use of rap vocals is unique and authentic its rhythmic and aggressive. DRUUM's bridging of various styles and use of heavy breakbeats are stunningly edgy. Each sound is carefully modulated and designed purposefully it's like a cage fight met a high stakes heist, buzzing with ruggedness. As some who have been following DRUUM are aware that he suffered two strokes in 2025. As DRUUM makes strong recovery, Dionysian Mysteries felt obligated to get a posse of remixers to help raise money and awareness for this bad ass release. An absolute stellar group of producers are behind this release in support of DRUUM. Featuring remixes from the likes of Umwelt, Ben Pest, RLGN, Any Act, Phasmid, Hassan Abou Alam, Dawn Razor, Nina Indi, Buzz Kill, Avalon, Rnbws, Terrestrial Access Network, Fleisher, Diuragga, Yablochko Zelenoe. All proceeds made from will go to DRUUM to support him during his recovery.

Jéeby steps forward with Knock You Out—a focused transmission of pressure and restraint. Stripped to its core, the EP moves with intent: four UK bass mutations built for altered states and late-hour systems. "Knock You Out" opens the gate—foghorn calls, low-end growl, and blunt-force rhythm designed to disorient and pull you under. "One Style" descends further, a low-frequency stepper moving with cold, creeping tension. On "Break n Raw," the structure fractures—stuttered breaks, blown-out 808s, and disembodied vocal cuts flicker through the mix. "Acid Tool" closes the ritual, a sharpened electro break driven by a hypnotic 303 line, cycling toward release. Functional, physical, and deliberate—music for the floor when it stops being about the room. Mastered by Ben Pest Artwork by Furtive

Dionysian Mysteries Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)