Seven tracks of the mini-album are a delicacy of musical cuisine which absorbed all the variety of subgenres of modern drum’n’bass. Revealing an extraordinary approach to production, the artist manages to intertwine liquid, techstep, minimal and deep drum’n’bass spicing the mix with a peppercorn of acid and serving the dainty dish shaped in idm sound. Can be generally named a postliquid sound.

The track “Too Bad For Them” by Barbitura (aka DJ Dan) has been successfully tested at numerous parties. Now it's time for remixes. In this release you will find works from Saint Rider, who presented his vision of the track in Neurofunk style. We really hope your sound system is ready for it! Desta G as always paid attention to his samplers and a real “iron” set-up straight from the 90s. The result is a great remix in a classic Jungle sound. Kotique decided to pay tribute to the heyday of Breaks music, but in a modern reading of the style. The whole release is listened in one breath and we think that such a wide range of styles will please many DJs.

"LiquiDNAtion" series is back! The lost 5th part is looking forward to being heard. The new EP presents five drum’n’bass tracks of various pressures and moods. Here are both melodic dreamers and punchy rollers united by a common kosmos vibe.

KOS.MOS.MUSIC presents "Kaleidoscope EP" by Kometa & Sonic Art. "Kaleidoscope EP" unites 4 tracks presenting atmospheric / intelligent jungle and liquidfunk drum’n’bass. The producers present two new joint collaborations as well as remixes on each other’s tracks released before.

We present you the debut work of up-and-coming musician and DJ Desta G. Here's how he describes his release: "Someone Like You is a work with a special approach. Thoughtfully delving into the intricacies of 90's production and the hardware chips of those years, with the help of imagination and engineering restored several factors now completely lost in the mainstream. These things were in between samples, it was easy to lose them, but I believe they are an integral part of the culture and I want to bring them back to where they've always been."