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Gydra
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Gydra is a Russian drum and bass duo known for their high-energy neurofunk sound. With releases on Eatbrain and Blackout, and their acclaimed album *Snake Monastery*, they remain key figures in the global DNB scene.
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Gydra Discography
Make My Life
Gydra & TayserREWORKS Part Four
Gridlok, Gydra, BTK & MethBlack Sun (Gydra Remix)
Gydra & PlacentaPage 6 of 6
Gydra Track Collaborations
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Behind the music
About Gydra.
Gydra is a Russian drum and bass duo comprising DJ Bes (Eugene Besman) and Menfort (Nikolay Shilov). Formed in 2014, they have become prominent figures in the neurofunk subgenre, known for their high-energy productions and innovative sound design.
Their discography includes releases on esteemed labels such as Eatbrain, Blackout, Bad Taste, Renegade Hardware, and Cause 4 Concern. Notably, their debut album, Snake Monastery, released in 2020 on Eatbrain, showcases their distinctive style and thematic creativity. The album is conceptualized as a journey through various 'levels,' each track representing a unique challenge or stage, reflecting the duo's passion for gaming and storytelling.
Gydra's dynamic sound has garnered support from industry heavyweights like Noisia, Audio, Ed Rush & Optical, and Black Sun Empire. Their performances have graced major festivals and events, solidifying their reputation as leading artists in the global drum and bass scene.
Beyond their production and performance achievements, DJ Bes is also the founder of the Neuropunk podcast and Tamrecords, platforms dedicated to promoting drum and bass music, particularly within Russia. Through these ventures, Gydra continues to influence and shape the evolution of the genre, both locally and internationally.
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