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Virus Recordings London, UK
The label that started neuro-funk. This is the baddest, darkest music that pushes the boundaries of d&b where other labels are to scared to go. Virus has released genre defining music since 1998 and has an artist list of the best producers ever to grace the bass music scene. ... more
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