Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
My apologies for uploading two Computerartist tracks in the span of three days, but I just needed to upload this one immediately after I heard it. If you're ever trying to successfully remix beautiful vocal Electronica into violent Neurofunk, use this track as a reference. Computerartist's "Trigger" remix has probably one of my top five favourite bass lines of the year, and Sirma's vocals do nothing for this piece but add beautiful atmosphere and incredible tension at the rises during both the intro and the break. Not to mention, I am thankful that Computerartist kept this track pretty long (5:25 in duration) because an art piece of a tune needs to be lengthy (so us fans can revel in our enjoyment for longer), and lots of Neurofunk artists are resorting to making four or three minute tracks these days. The best part of all this? This is a free download on Computerartist's SoundCloud. Go give both these artists a follow and be sure to snag yourself a copy of this remix while you're at it.
soundcloud.com/sirmamusic
soundcloud.com/computerartist
Weapons Grade is a channel for uploading only the most forward thinking and stomping underground Neurofunk. I will try my best to promote only the truly under-appreciated tunes that go lesser heard. Uploads will probably be daily, or possibly even more frequently. Every track featured here has been purchased from the respective label, and is in 320 kbps (MP3) quality before upload. All artwork in every video is from wallhaven.cc unless otherwise stated! I won't feature any track on this channel that isn't advanced Neurofunk and I will never monetize a video. This channel is purely for your entertainment and discovery, and for my hobby. I hope you guys enjoy thoroughly!
If there is a problem with any of the tracks uploaded, please consult at me at my email (found on my channel under "For business enquiries"). I will take necessary measures to make content owners satisfied with the state of their track, whether it be on the channel or not. If you wish to submit a track for possible upload, please send it to me via the same email.
My apologies for uploading two Computerartist tracks in the span of three days, but I just needed to upload this one immediately after I heard it. If you're ever trying to successfully remix beautiful vocal Electronica into violent Neurofunk, use this track as a reference. Computerartist's "Trigger" remix has probably one of my top five favourite bass lines of the year, and Sirma's vocals do nothing for this piece but add beautiful atmosphere and incredible tension at the rises during both the intro and the break. Not to mention, I am thankful that Computerartist kept this track pretty long (5:25 in duration) because an art piece of a tune needs to be lengthy (so us fans can revel in our enjoyment for longer), and lots of Neurofunk artists are resorting to making four or three minute tracks these days. The best part of all this? This is a free download on Computerartist's SoundCloud. Go give both these artists a follow and be sure to snag yourself a copy of this remix while you're at it.
soundcloud.com/sirmamusic
soundcloud.com/computerartist
Weapons Grade is a channel for uploading only the most forward thinking and stomping underground Neurofunk. I will try my best to promote only the truly under-appreciated tunes that go lesser heard. Uploads will probably be daily, or possibly even more frequently. Every track featured here has been purchased from the respective label, and is in 320 kbps (MP3) quality before upload. All artwork in every video is from wallhaven.cc unless otherwise stated! I won't feature any track on this channel that isn't advanced Neurofunk and I will never monetize a video. This channel is purely for your entertainment and discovery, and for my hobby. I hope you guys enjoy thoroughly!
If there is a problem with any of the tracks uploaded, please consult at me at my email (found on my channel under "For business enquiries"). I will take necessary measures to make content owners satisfied with the state of their track, whether it be on the channel or not. If you wish to submit a track for possible upload, please send it to me via the same email.
