Agressor Bunx return to Eatbrain for the label's fifteenth year

Eatbrain has kept its anniversary run tightly in-house this month. Two and a half weeks after Neonlight's return to the label, Agressor Bunx are back on the roster with the Feral Rage EP, framed by EDM Identity on 28 August as part of Eatbrain's fifteen-year anniversary programme.

That framing matters more than it usually would. Anniversary campaigns at labels of this age tend to lean on compilations and reissues; Eatbrain has instead spent August pulling back returning artists for new material, and Agressor Bunx are among the closest things the label has to a house act. Their catalogue has been threaded through Eatbrain's output for years, including full-length work, and a duo with that much shared history with a label is the obvious call for a birthday slot — less a guest booking than a squad player brought back into the starting eleven.

I have not heard the EP and will not pretend otherwise, so what follows is what can be verified rather than what it does to a rig. The release is out through Eatbrain, whose own store and streaming links run through eatbrain.net; the label's Beatport page is the reliable place to check formats and the full tracklist as it propagates. Anyone tracking the anniversary run should note the cadence: Neonlight on 10 August, Agressor Bunx on 28 August, both flagged in the same press cycle.

What to watch

• Whether the anniversary sequence continues into September with further returning names, which would confirm this as a planned run rather than coincidence of scheduling.
• Whether Feral Rage gets pressed into the label's showcase sets this autumn — Eatbrain nights are where its releases historically get their real road test.

Details beyond the artist, title and label were not confirmable at the time of writing, and this piece will be updated rather than guessed at.