Sep 3, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
We proudly present a special edition of Eatbrain Radio, celebrating the first ever collaboration between Neuroheadz and Eatbrain. Six tracks. Two labels. One historic release. The full EP, played from…
Mob Tactics are Luke Bogdan and Mark Sims, a British duo whose partnership goes all the way back to 2009 when Luke signed some of Mark's productions to run DMV.
Their early material already built a reputation around technical, dance floor focused production, but there is always movement in it.
Wild Bill keeps the character intact, heavy enough to do damage, loose enough to actually move to it.
A very appropriate way to kick this whole thing off.
From there, we get Burn the Witch from EXALT and the Neuroheads.
This one carries some extra history, because it is the first official artist release under the Neuroheads name.
And EXALT is a particularly fitting person to share that moment with them.
George Burrell has been closely connected to the camp for years, and not only through his music, but also behind the scenes, helping Neuroheads artists with mixdown feedback and engineering.
Mob Tactics are Luke Bogdan and Mark Sims, a British duo whose partnership goes all the way back to 2009 when Luke signed some of Mark's productions to run DMV.
Their early material already built a reputation around technical, dance floor focused production, but there is always movement in it.
Wild Bill keeps the character intact, heavy enough to do damage, loose enough to actually move to it.
A very appropriate way to kick this whole thing off.
From there, we get Burn the Witch from EXALT and the Neuroheads.
This one carries some extra history, because it is the first official artist release under the Neuroheads name.
And EXALT is a particularly fitting person to share that moment with them.
George Burrell has been closely connected to the camp for years, and not only through his music, but also behind the scenes, helping Neuroheads artists with mixdown feedback and engineering.
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