Hailing from the UK and known for his darkened lyrical content, Nuklear has become an established name in the Drum and Bass scene and one of Eatbrain’s frontline MC’s. Performing at many events around the world, he has gained notoriety and worked with a vast array of talented producers and DJ’s, building up a substantial and varied play list. One of his earlier collaborations was released on Eatbrain’s epic first album “Tales Of The Undead” with a monstrous track named “Killcode”, produced by Qo and then later remixed by Mindscape. Killcode gained a huge amount of support from some of the biggest names on the scene. This was only just the start of many collaborations to come. Nuklear has gone on to work in the studio providing his distinctive vocals for artists such as Audio, Prolix, State Of Mind, DC Breaks, Tantrum Desire, Optiv & BTK, Maztek, Mob Tactics, Telekinesis, L 33 plus many more, gaining releases on some of world’s leading Drum & Bass labels, including Ram Records, Virus Recordings, Eatbrain, Viper Recordings, Renegade Hardware, Citrus Recordings and a great deal more. Not only is Nuklear at home in the studio, but he is also welcomed to headline on stage, performing live with the likes of Chase & Status, Netsky, DJ Fresh, Calyx & Teebee, The Upbeats, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, The Prototypes & Sub Focus to name just a few. Through his lyrics and dedication to the music, Nuklear has gained recognition from figures across the industry and is known for having an atmospheric presence live on stage – a skill that has taken him to some of the worlds biggest Drum & Bass events, including hosting the main stage at the iconic Let It Roll festival. In August of 2019, he released his debut solo EP “Sanity Trip” on Eatbrain featuring some of the biggest names in the scene such as State Of Mind, Teddy Killerz, Pythius and Mindscape. The EP was released along with two music videos and climbed to number 2 in the Beatport Drum & Bass charts with support raining in from likes of Ed Rush, Black Sun Empire, DJ Craze, Dillinja, Simon Bassline Smith, A.M.C, Doc Scott and even Pendulum dropping one of the tracks on their main stage summer festival sets. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Nuklear">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.