Back in 2021 Dungeon Meat released a special sample pack called Enter The Dungeon created by Brawther which was all run through his rare 12bit Sequential 440 sampler to give that extra grit that we love. A competition was run to allow producers to submit a track that would potentially appear Weapons Of Ass Destruction vol III. Overwhelmed with submissions Brawther and Tristan da Cunha chose A.M projects track which end up on the WOAD release. However they were left with even more bomb tracks from new exciting artists and decided to a whole EP dedicated to the project. The results are 4 killer kutz on one super solid lab of wax that demands to be played all through the night into the early morning. Are you ready to Enter The Dungeon? More

Once again Dungeon Meat bring the club heat with what will be their first ever double pack release on the label. A chunky collection of 7 prime cuts featuring new unknowns and more established names, some of them under mysterious alter egos which will never be revealed. It's all about the music for Dungeon Meat and this fresh selection of tracks and tools hits that nail on the head. Tried and tested as always this dynamite double pack will be one of those releases that never leaves the bag and is constantly reached for by discerning DJ's and ninjas who come to play and slay. Just like it says on the label, these jams are weapons of ass destruction. Handle with care. More

Dungeon Meat are back with a smack. This time they call on the talents of Locklead who delivers an EP bigger than Godzilla’s wedding tackle. B-leave has been one of the most asked about tracks on Dungeon Meat and now it is finally unlocked from the vaults and is seeing the light of day. On top of that it also comes with a DJ tool to get creative with and work in the mix. Flip over for two more super solid slabs designed for dance floor detonation so make sure you protect your necks when you unleash them on the decks. More

The mighty Dungeon Meat's marauders into the finest club cuts continues with their first offering of 2017 and their first various artist E.P on the label . A collection of dance floor dynamite set to detonate as soon as the needle hits the groove . Here we see the boys recruiting some new beat bandits with Ron Obvious and Per Hammar and also reviving one of the OG dungeon masters Blunt Instruments . Each one bringing the the heat with their prime cuts of meat , making this one hefty slab of wax that is a sure fire winner for those dark strobe lit rave chambers . As with all Dungeon Meat release these are tried and tested for maximum ass-assination More

Dungeon Meat hit hard once again with a slammin' ep from another pioneer , a force that needs no introduction .... Mr G. It's our honour to present the Sweatbox E.P from a producer that has inspired us for many years with his prolific discography and his own Phoenix G imprint. Here he swings his axe between house and techno and delivers four killer cuts that represent the classic Mr G sound . A sound and style that effortlessly connects with the Dungeon Meat vibe... raw grooves and beefy beats aimed straight at the heart of the dance floor. More

Dungeon Meat are back with a bang and start 2015 with a mighty slam of the hammer . The 4th EP to come from the dungeons and a special one as the boys enlist one of their long time inspirations POINT G aka DJ Gregory to deliver his first ep for the label . This heavy 3 track collection marks the first collaboration between the Parisian don and Leeds' finest beat butchers . An alliance that will have fans of both artists hot under the collar . DM are very honoured to be the first label outside of POINT G's own imprints to release a full ep from him. Here POINT G delivers a selection of his trademark stripped back club bangers ready to do the damage on any dance floor . If this is a taste of things to come then we can't wait to hear what is served up in the near future from this united force.
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Coming from the darkest depths of the South American jungle but raised in the city of Utrecht in Holland, Julian Alexander is a name that might not have fallen on many ears as yet but we guarantee you'll be hearing a lot of this 18 yr old powerhouse in the future. With a background in jazz and a trained multi instrumentalist, exploring Hip Hop and underground House and UK Garage, Julian soon started to craft a unique style and put his own slap and funk into the mix. Focusing on a deep powerful sound with plenty of pound he quickly caught our attention as his meaty, stripped down minimalism explores an even darker chamber of the 'dungeon' . Julian's Hustlin' EP delivers the kind of tracks that keep the floor moving, essential tools that can be the perfect transition or the spark that lights the fuse on on the dance floor. Can you believe he made the track UNDRG at the ripe old age of 16 years old. It really blows our minds to think he made it 2 years ago and it still sounds fresh and futuristic. As with all our releases these jams are tried and tested and proved to be very useful for building the tension and getting those fist pumping. Their solid, track, bass heavy vibe will have no problem bothering even the biggest bass bins. More

Dungeon Meat is the new label and production outfit brought to you by Dungeon Masters Brawther and Tristan da Cunha. Packing a serious punch, it's aim is to present tracks designed specifically to rock the party and shake the sound system. Originally conceived as a platform for their own musical visions it soon became apparent that they would have to open the doors to a select few who shared their ambition to make no messing, hard hitting house grooves. One of these artists is the mysterious Blunt Instruments who has the honour of kicking off the label. After road testing his huge club hammer "Hold Back" Brawther and da Cunha knew it had to be on Dungeon Meat as it epitomised exactly the sound they wanted to present. "Hold Back" has been a firm fixture in their sets and even got cut to dubplate by Jeremy Underground Paris. It's not all about the a-side though as Blunt Instruments craft 2 other killer club cuts for the flip side We won't go on too much trying to describe how good this EP is ... instead we'll let the music do the talking.
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