BristolMusic Weekly

Independent release of the week. Bristol producer DUALITY folds UK garage, drum & bass, dubstep, grime and jungle into a four-track EP built around restless club energy. Brainstorm is due on 2 October, with the advance track available now.

Sofa Sound Bristol brings six tracks together for Resurgence EP - United For Colombia, a benefit compilation released in support of United for Colombia. It is a community-minded snapshot of the label's bass-led orbit, with the cause kept firmly at the centre.

Sam Binga, Machinedrum and Cesco combine forces on Niche Flex, a four-track EP for Bristol's Pineapple Records. Three distinct production voices meet in a release built for movement, with rhythmic detail and low-end pressure carrying the collaboration.

Objectiv steps forward with Walk The Talk Vol. 1, a seven-track release issued through Sofa Sound. The project gives the Bristol producer room to stretch across a full-length sequence while keeping the focus on precise, club-minded drum & bass.

Break returns to Symmetry Recordings with the two-track SYMM076 - Get Low / All Junglists. The pairing is a direct reminder of his command of heavyweight drum & bass and his long connection to Bristol's soundsystem culture.

Eve Appleton Band preview the forthcoming album The Way Up Sky with a compact meeting of indie folk, folk rock and post-rock atmosphere. Two Fawn, Forlorn carries the Bristol group's expansive songwriting in a concise, quietly affecting form.