Truth head back to their roots on Fight Game, an EP bleeding deep, dark dubstep - and in these confines, it's where the duo is at their most dangerous. Six moody, intense, system rattling cuts providing more intense pressure than facing Mike Tyson in the ring. No frills, no singles, one package ready to ingest in full for those brave enough to enter the Fight Game. This ain't no simulation though - each track serves up audio punishment, leaving your sensory faculties battered and bruised, yet you'll be craving more. Featuring artwork that throws back to Truth's second ever release on their own imprint back in 2015 'Monumental' (DDD02), it's at once a symbol of the DDD movement's growth - but also how it remains firmly engaged with its cultural roots. Ready to fight? Truth have the game just for you.

DDD is beyond hyped to welcome UK grime & dubstep dons Virus Syndicate to the label - armed with debut single 140 wobbler, Leng Man. Comprising JSD and Nika D, Leng Man combines the duo's signature mix of sub flexing wubs, lyrical fire and a bucket load of Manchester attitude - all amalgamating to an infectious energy that sets raves off wherever they shell down. Recently returning from a tour of India, and a summer of festival appearances across Europe and US dates to be announced - Virus are firing out the leng experience globally. Ready to get leng? If not, Virus Syndicate will Leng Man down. There's only one winner.

A supergroup made up of some of the finest technicians in the global dubstep underground right now, 4CROWNS are ready for their ascent to the throne of 140. Comprising Siskiyou, Karnage, Madan and The Greys, the collective comes out swinging with an outrageous slice of groove-laden, sub-flexing, sovereign-sourced bass badness: 'Roller'. Pairing up with Manchester MC Sparkz, don't be fooled by the ambient soundscape intro - as soon as the beat drops, the tune kicks into overdrive, with Sparkz's infectious flow letting rip over a mid-synth-laden, deep-wobbling slapper. Ready to get rolled? 4CROWNS are setting out their stall for a dubstep dynasty.

DDD is beyond hyped to be the home for Medicine Place's otherworldly and ethereally magnificent EP, Stuck in a Dream. The Iowa City native has been on a sharp rise the past two years, touring relentlessly and carefully curating his sub-loaded, minimalist production style that rattles systems and leaves people skanking in a meditative dubstep induced state - longing for more. Across these five tracks, the producer takes his signature sound to another level on his solo tracks, while also collaborating with some of the top rising talents in the scene including DDD stable favourites Wraz. and Chief Kaya alongside King Shotta - bringing fresh flavours to the package. The EP is accompanied by an extensive Stuck In a Dream Tour across the rest of 2026, hitting up venues across North America - bringing these incredible tunes to the live environment. Ever got Stuck in a Dream? The only one we want is Medicine Place's.

Back on DDD after his devastating tearout sensation, Relentless, Kyber returns ready to send you into a permanent state of Flux with his debut EP on the label, Illusion.\n\nThe New Zealand producer prodigy takes this relentlessness further with four filth-ridden, rave-slapping tunes, while adding eerie new dimensions to his tension-filled sonic palette.\n\nLead single and EP closer Charger, a collab with fellow Aotearoan bass debauchery merchant Chunga, is utter chaos and sets the tone for the entire EP with its dissonance and bass punishment.\n\nEP opener Flux offers a deeper, moodier soundscape while remaining absolutely thunderous in the sub range-while the title track gives off distinct horror soundtrack vibes with its discordant, string-like synths.\n\nCompleting the package is Tsunami, an audio assault of epic proportions that feels like the weight of the ocean dropping straight on your head.\n\nReady to lose your grasp on reality? Kyber's Illusion is his greatest trick yet.

With his unique journey into the dubstep scene from Jordan via Denver, fast-rising production prodigy Don Jamal brings his distinctive heat with his debut full DDD EP, Salvage. Three 140 bangers deep, Salvage delivers tracks that each elicit an immediate reaction, while maintaining resonant depth, focus, and storytelling-giving the EP real staying power. Lead single and EP opener 'Do You Think?' nods to the rave-soaked vocal influences of late-noughties dubstep, while pushing the sonics firmly into 2026's booming 140 scene. Then 'Have to Know' slaps you round the chops with infectious before Breath Through finishes you off with relentless sub pressure. Ready to Salvage yourself via Don Jamal? He might just let you

Oddkut - Bantha (DDD185) Coming at you like the 4,000 KG mythical beast itself - Bantha is the latest weighty, wonky and trippy system heater from Oddkut. With its synth punctuated shuffling groove, exquisite organic percussion and sub pressure, it's the sound track to DDD's favourite matriarchal Star Wars creature, as it travails the desert planet of Tatooine. Strap on your horns, lace yourself with fur and let's get weird to Bantha. Oddkut comes in peace, but he's flexing subs.

Having entered the Deep, Dark & Dangerous world with subscriber exclusives, remixes, and a feature on DDD100, the label is beyond hyped to welcome Japan's main 140 badman, Karnage, for his debut full two-tracker: Depth Charge / Stalker. The two tunes showcase Karnage's virtuosity and diverse production skills. Depth Charge is a brutal, brooding behemoth of a track, featuring the vocal artistry of Rakjay, who adds his lyrical artillery to this deep stomper. Then comes Stalker, a weird, wacky, and glitchy slice of techy dubstep. Generating a real sense of discordance, tension, and unease, it remains strangely addictive. Ready for some audio carnage? Karnage is bringing it.

Dr Ushuu - Let Me / Aliens (DDD186) Dr Ushuu is producing some of the sickest beats in the dubstep scene right now, without doubt. With that in mind, we're beyond hyped to be bringing him into the DDD stable with a two tracker so hot and fiery, it makes the sun seem like Neptune in the depths of its dark winters. With Let Me / Aliens his mix of exquisite production skill, composition and energy ready to tear up the dance - with Let Me's deep, pulsating sonics giving way for Aliens raw rowdiness with a drop that will send ravers to outer space. The Dr is serving up his latest prescription of bass bangers, this one's lethal. You've been warned.

DDD founders Truth are here to transport you into a dreamstate of otherworldly etherealness with The Sandman EP - the duo's latest offering of trippy, soundscape-rich and sub-flexing deep dubstep mastery.\nLike the mythical character from Scandinavian folklore himself, across these six tracks Dre and Tristan take listeners on a dream-like journey into the depths of their subconscious.\n\nWhat? with LA bass badman Onhell immediately sets off on this woozy, wonky, whimsical passage into the unknown as the Sandman's influence takes hold. \n\nThe metal-influenced, trap-infused sonics of Closer, featuring Canadian don Stylust, send you deeper into dream paralysis, before Sandman's synth-laden textures and melodic flourishes shoot you into another galaxy - before Bang! comes to the fore to jolt you. A rave-ending 140 dubstep slapper.\n\nWe transition to a deep sleep with Wavelength, its luscious arpeggios and euphoric soundscapes serving as the perfect introduction to this new world, UFO closes proceedings in a way only Truth can - a tune that will send the dance into meltdown while still delivering the rich, hypnotic musicality needed to teleport listeners to another dimension.\n\nReady to go on a journey with The Sandman? We didn't think so.

Ready to hit it? New Orleans' fastest-rising bass crew sfam are back on DDD with Down the Bayou - an EP so murky, menacing and swampy - it makes deranged, mutant, meth-fuelled alligators seem like a placid pack of chihuahuas in bowties on the way to an Enya concert. The beats slap, the atmospheres repress and the subs will flex any rig to bursting point. As each track on Down the Bayou progresses, Jacob and Michael take their crushing sound to the next level. Production prowess is met with mixdown mastery and sound design straight out the Bayou's swampy marshlands. Collabs with KTRL and Bawldy deliver extra spice to an already red hot release. Come get twisted inside out with sfam on Down the Bayou. you may well regret it, but don't say you weren't warned.

Wraz. is a man on a mission. Not only has the Montreal native cemented his place as one of the most talented producers in the dubstep scene, but his incredible work ethic, energy, and passion-matched by his undeniable talent-mean his ascension is quite simply inevitable. DDD has been proud to play our part in his career journey, and things are taking another step forward with the phenomenal album Rites. A tour de force of audio sorcery, savagery, and sacrilege, Rites subjects the listener to Wraz.' trademark mix of filthy 140 dubstep, thumping trap flavours, and industrial grittiness. This is expertly melded with stunning, captivating, suspense-filled interludes that provide counterpoints to the bass punishment in ways that are both tension inducing, yet beautiful. Featuring collaborations with label bossmen Truth and DDD favourite Hypho, Wraz.' sonic understanding of his craft feels unparalleled throughout. Each track brings its own unique flavour, while sitting together as a body of work with remarkable cohesion. As the first DDD vinyl drop of 2026-alongside its full digital release-Rites marks a seismic moment for both Wraz. and the 140 scene. Wraz. is putting the world to Rites, while we're living in his universe. Essential listening.

With his unique journey into the dubstep scene from Jordan via Denver, fast-rising production prodigy Don Jamal brings his distinctive heat with his debut full DDD EP, Salvage. Lead single and EP opener 'Do You Think?' nods to the rave-soaked vocal influences of late-noughties dubstep, while pushing the sonics firmly into 2026's booming 140 scene.

CONTRA - Big Skank / Six Four (DDD183) Following the runaway success of his debut DDD two-tracker last year, resident dubstep slapper CONTRA is back on DDD with a vengeance, delivering another double helping of bass badness: Big Skank / Six Four. Where Shantique / Double exercised musicality, left-field wonk and world-music flavours, these two tunes are all about sub punishment, synth savagery and pure dancefloor energy. We're not sure there's a skank big enough to do Big Skank justice, and with Six Four it's humanly impossible not to pull the biggest stink face as its drop knocks you senseless. Make sure you catch CONTRA on his Roots Revival Tour with fellow DDD badman Abstrakt Sonance, as they traverse the US and Canada over the next couple of months. With these two tunes in CONTRA's arsenal, it's less about Roots Revival and more about Roots Survival.

Deep Dark & Dangerous 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

Wraz. is a man on a mission. Not only has the Montreal native cemented his place as one of the most talented producers in the dubstep scene, but his incredible work ethic, energy, and passion-matched by his undeniable talent-mean his ascension is quite simply inevitable. DDD has been proud to play our part in his career journey, and things are taking another step forward with the phenomenal album Rites. A tour de force of audio sorcery, savagery, and sacrilege, Rites subjects the listener to Wraz.' trademark mix of filthy 140 dubstep, thumping trap flavours, and industrial grittiness. This is expertly melded with stunning, captivating, suspense-filled interludes that provide counterpoints to the bass punishment in ways that are both tension inducing, yet beautiful. Featuring collaborations with label bossmen Truth and DDD favourite Hypho, Wraz.' sonic understanding of his craft feels unparalleled throughout. Each track brings its own unique flavour, while sitting together as a body of work with remarkable cohesion. As the first DDD vinyl drop of 2026-alongside its full digital release-Rites marks a seismic moment for both Wraz. and the 140 scene. Wraz. is putting the world to Rites, while we're living in his universe. Essential listening.

Dr Ushuu - Let Me / Aliens (DDD186) Dr Ushuu is producing some of the sickest beats in the dubstep scene right now, without doubt. With that in mind, we're beyond hyped to be bringing him into the DDD stable with a two tracker so hot and fiery, it makes the sun seem like Neptune in the depths of its dark winters. With Let Me / Aliens his mix of exquisite production skill, composition and energy ready to tear up the dance - with Let Me's deep, pulsating sonics giving way for Aliens raw rowdiness with a drop that will send ravers to outer space. The Dr is serving up his latest prescription of bass bangers, this one's lethal. You've been warned.

Deep Dark & Dangerous 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

Deep Dark & Dangerous 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

One of London's sickest rising talents, Syxx has been making waves in the scene, with Mala, TRUTH, Emalkay, and SHOSH! all rinsing his tunes, alongside releases on Slmzee's Slimzos Recordings and N-Type's Wheel & Deal Records. Following his savage subscriber-exclusive tune Gaia, Syxx makes his full DDD debut with Monkey Puzzle / Executor VIP - a two-tracker so dense and heavyweight it makes platinum seem like polystyrene. Monkey Puzzle comes out swinging with relentless wubs and obnoxious, alarm-like vocal cuts, before Executor VIP quite literally takes your head clean off. Armed with these tunes in the rave, Syxx isn't to be messed with.