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October expands the new-release flow: albums from Ondamike and K5 with Anuschka anchor a busy month of frequent remixes and fresh names entering the catalogue.

Guau and Yo Speed headline four Breaks & Bass dates in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane from 2–5 October 2026, with shared closing sets and local support.

Introduction: Why “Essential” Doesn’t Mean “Most Famous” Talking about breakbeat means talking about a family of sounds: from the rave pulse and breakbeat hardcore of the early ’90s to the big beat that blew up…
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Force Field, on 83, gathers seven cuts Bryan had already released and premieres one: the track that names the record.

Lady Waks and Orebeat let us stream «Back To Minimal» (Distorsion Records) in full. The story of 2007’s «Minimal», both artists’ careers and the San Fernando label.

Málaga producer Woter shares “Gone Gone Gone (WoTeR Breaks Mix),” a 5:02 breaks version now available to hear in full through Charts.

Do the Math, on 83, gathers eight cuts Shade K had already released and premieres two: Spoolin (41 Candies Shade K Mix) and 384 Shots.



Friday carries most of a week of upcoming previews, with Shade K arriving via a long-form release while 936, Afghan Headspin and Deekline anchor further key arrivals.

Samay Compilation B gathers twenty-one Samay Records cuts by six producers whose names start with B. Breaks, breakbeat and UK bass, released on 21 October 2026.

Two weekends to keep on your radar: vinyl, festivals, retro sounds and a jungle-fuelled Halloween finale.

Samay Compilation, Vol. 1 gathers eleven cuts by The Pattern Sound for Samay Records: a Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass album set entirely at 135 BPM.



Summer 2026 delivered 1,356 new tracks: Thierry D led the volume, Br8kn Records set the label pace, and the catalogue accelerated to an average 129.6 BPM.

The Only Place gathers nine Bryan cuts for Close Your Eyes: from Like This to the full picture, with breakbeat, UK bass and a garage turn.

Girls, Money, Drink & Drugs, the joint album by Specimen A and Ivory on Knuckle Duster Records, goes into Optimal Breaks in full: twelve breakbeat and UK bass tracks released piece by piece from April to September 2026.

Changes, MBreaks' new album on 83, captures her personal and sonic evolution: breakbeat, UK garage, bass and collaborations, without leaving broken rhythms behind.