DKN steps up with a blistering two-track release that pays homage to the golden era of techstep while pushing the sound firmly into the present. Eraser / Brut is a high-pressure, grit-laced offering that channels the spirit of the classic Virus sound. Think stripped-back menace, razor-sharp edits, and heavyweight low-end, reimagined through a modern production lens.

First up, Eraser hits with surgical intent. A precise, rolling groove drives the track forward, underpinned by grimy textures and ghostly atmospherics. It’s a nod to the roots of techstep, but updated with a contemporary sheen - clean, cold, and utterly unforgiving. The drop lands with weight, punching through the mix with chest-rattling bass and just enough restraint to keep the tension coiled tight. This is DKN at his most refined: gritty, minimal, and deeply effective.

Then there’s Brut, and true to its name, it doesn’t hold back. This is the darker half of the pair - a track that drags you deep into the shadows with an oppressive sense of space and expertly crafted sound design. The drums hit like steel on concrete, and the bassline groans with distortion and intent. Every detail is razor-honed, with a level of sonic polish that cuts through the murk and reinforces DKN’s control over his craft. It’s heavy, hostile, and built for soundsystems that can handle serious pressure.

Both tracks are soaked in grit and delivered with clarity and power, bridging the raw aggression of old-school techstep with the finesse of modern production. Eraser / Brut isn’t just a throwback—it’s a statement. DKN is here, and he's not pulling any punches