Aotearoa-based producer Dusty returns to Infernal Sounds with his most ambitious project to date: a full reimagining of his Hydro EP. Originally released as part of the label's limited series, this new edition revitalises the project by inviting a diverse lineup of international artists to reinterpret the original material. At the forefront, Dusty delivers a powerful VIP of Hydro, featuring renowned lyricist Killa P. This rework intensifies the original, offering a heavier and more uncompromising take. Across the project, each contributor brings a distinct perspective: Quasar transforms Grutbucker into a rolling, bass-driven composition, while WZ explores deeper sonic territory with a subterranean rework of Desolate. Kyber's reinterpretation of Compakta pushes into darker, more aggressive territory, contrasted by TMSV's stripped-back and groove-focused version of Hydro. Nova adds swampy textures and weight to Grutbucker, while fellow Aotearoa producer Ebb delivers a rave-ready remix of Raveyard, paying homage to the original collaboration with Ma Barka. Closing the release, Pharma offers a refined and nimble rework of Compakta, bringing a fresh 140 perspective to the project. This body of work stands as both a celebration of the original Hydro EP and a forward-looking statement, uniting a global selection of artists to push the sound into new territory while maintaining a cohesive and powerful identity.

TMSV delivers a stripped-back, system-focused take on Hydro, emphasising swing, negative space, and low-end control. His remix sharpens the rhythmic framework, letting percussive elements and bass modulation breathe, resulting in a tightly engineered, groove-led cut built for precise sound system playback.

WZ pushes Desolate into deeper, more cavernous territory, focusing on evolving low-end pressure and textural movement. His remix is built around gradual progression, with shifting atmospheres, restrained percussion, and finely tuned sub-bass interplay, resulting in a highly immersive, system-driven cut that unfolds with precision over time.

Ebb reworks Raveyard with a clear love for the original, keeping its spirit intact while giving it a fresh, rave-ready edge. There's a rawness to the energy, with driving rhythms and weighty bass bringing it firmly into the dance, while subtle callbacks to the original keep things rooted. It feels both familiar and renewed, striking that balance between homage and a personal touch.

Korsain returns to Infernal Sounds following his previous release IFSDIGI016 alongside Oxossi, once again showcasing his unmistakable Brazilian flair and delivering his unique take on the 140 sound. Striking the perfect balance between grime and dubstep, this latest offering is laced with Brazilian funk bass undertones that add a fresh rhythmic edge. This time, he enlists the lyrical expertise of Rakjay, who steps up to shell down the mic in style. '+55' kicks off proceedings with a weighty mainframe groove, layering sharp vocal stabs over a hard hitting bass flow. It is an instant mover, built to get heads nodding and bodies skanking from the first drop. Rakjay comes out swinging on 'CLT Life', effortlessly bouncing between Spanish and English bars while riding the grimy low end flex. The chemistry is undeniable, delivering neck snapping energy and raw attitude in every verse. 'P34C3' rounds off the EP as arguably the grimiest and most high energy cut of the three. It slices clean through the mud with razor sharp synth work and driving percussion, before switching gears into a more spacious, atmospheric second section that adds depth and contrast. A true fusion of Brazilian funk, grime and dubstep, this release further cements why Korsain remains a vital part of the Infernal Sounds family, bringing a completely fresh perspective to the ever evolving dubstep sound.

Substrada makes his return to Infernal Sounds with the formidable concoction of toxic potions from the bass cauldron. 'Molten Echoes' kicks things off with a destructive low-end jive, mixing swaggering SFX with a tough kick and snare snap, before 'Rift' really takes things deeper, unleashing a alienesque sub-low wobbler - it's a true face scrunching distorted riddim. Collaborative work from Substrada & EKSTR features next with the appropriately named, 'Phatboy', which implements a little bit more swing and percussive groove. Rounding things off, 'Dream Devourer' flips things on it's head, producing a squelchy low-fi vibe, once again drawing for heavy distortion and a washing mid-range flex. This EP is a complete triumph and one that showcases why Substrada is one of the most exciting talents to cement himself within dubstep of late. Support from TRUTH, J:Kenzo, The Greys, Enigma Dubz & more.

q100, OZ & FLO return to Infernal Sounds with a monumental follow-up to their debut Cruiser EP. The trio continue to carve their own lane, fusing dubstep pressure with techno precision on the uncompromising Worker Bee EP. The title track 'Worker Bee' sets the tone immediately, with T-Man's commanding vocal riding a heavyweight groove built to lock you in and not let go. 'Plasmatic' twists the energy further, launching into a cold, kaleidoscopic run of descending bass and stark, mechanical tension. 'Sink Hole' dives even deeper; a ruthless cut driven by slicing mid-range FX and tightly engineered sound design that pulls you straight into the void. 'Source Code' flips the script with a funkier, swaggering bassline, injecting groove without losing the grit, before the instrumental of 'Worker Bee' strips things back to showcase the precision and power at the core of the EP. Two remixes of 'Plasmatic' close it out in style: Ninety delivers a warped, surreal reimagining, while Katch brings a raw, cut-throat refix that hits with pure intent. This is 140 done right! Focused, forward-thinking, and built for sound systems. Worker Bee is a statement release that proves q100, OZ & FLO are operating at the sharp end of the spectrum.