Evol Intent is proving to be a mover and shaker of the incendiary, modern "jungle" sound that is drum n bass. Touring everywhere from Atlanta to Australia has allowed Evol Intent to be among the greats to break down, recast, and revolutionize the world of drum n bass into one of the most aggressive genres of music today. Knick, Gigantor and The Enemy's hardcore punk inspired movement is leaving an undeniable mark on both the U.S. drum n bass scene not to mention the music world at large. In just a short period of time, the trio has managed to put together an impressive discography while recording for their label, Evol Intent Recordings, as well as numerous prestigious imprints such as Renegade Hardware, Lifted, and Human. Enlisting the help of established artists such as J. Messinian, The Sounds of Animals Fighting, Cypher Linguistics, Ewun, Vicious Cycle, and Aaron Bedard of BANE, the Atlanta-based trio creates a sound for their latest LP that is clear and unmistakable. Combining defiant lyrics with forceful drum mechanics, razor sharp edits, and an element of dissonance stemming from their punk youth, "Era of Diversion" is a politically motivated LP like none other. Featuring much of the trio's signature hardcore sound...while at the same time departing from it, the album holds endless surprises in store. Evol Intent continues to break the mold, foray into other genres, and transcend all expectations with unexpected turns and different styles.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. The Foreword (Feat. J. Messinian)
2. Era of Diversion
3. The Curtain Falls (Feat. The Sound of Animals Fighting)
4. South London
5. Death, Lies, & Videotape (Feat. Cypher Linguistics)
6. Odd Number (Feat. Ewun & Vicious Circle)
7. Awkward Rhythm of the Dance
8. 8Bit Bitch (Feat. Ewun) [Spor Remix]
9. I'm Happy Your Grave is Next to Mine
10. 5:30pm
11. Reality Check (Feat. Ewun)
12. Smoke and Mirrors (Feat. Aaron Bedard of BANE)
13. Mutiny
14. Double Glock
15. Dead on Arrival
16. Gunpowder Plot
17. Middle of the Night
18. The Oscine's Lament
19. Maybe We'll Dance Tomorrow