For over two decades, DisasZt has been a defining force in Drum & Bass – not only as a producer and DJ, but as the founder of Mainframe Recordings, one of Europe’s most respected DnB institutions. His influence helped shape club culture in Austria and connected it to the wider international scene, long before DnB became the global genre it is today. BACK IN TIME (The Album That Never Came Out) is a project with history. Originally completed before the pandemic, the album was intended to mark a next chapter for DisasZt and Mainframe. The world changed — release schedules collapsed, touring stopped, and the album was never unveiled as a whole. Instead, parts of it surfaced over the years, piece by piece, in fragments. This release restores the album as it was meant to be heard: a complete body of work. Musically, BACK IN TIME bridges the signature DisasZt sound — driving, precise, dark-edged Drum & Bass — with vocal depth, emotional weight, and a sense of reflection. It stands between eras: the sound of Mainframe at its peak, and the sound of an artist who understands exactly who he is. The album includes new unreleased tracks alongside selected works from the original sessions, finally presented together in full form. It is not a comeback statement — because nothing was ever truly paused. It is simply the return of a piece of history that waited for the right moment to be heard.
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For over two decades, DisasZt has been a defining force in Drum & Bass – not only as a producer and DJ, but as the founder of Mainframe Recordings, one of Europe’s most respected DnB institutions. His influence helped shape club culture in Austria and connected it to the wider international scene, long before DnB became the global genre it is today. BACK IN TIME (The Album That Never Came Out) is a project with history. Originally completed before the pandemic, the album was intended to mark a next chapter for DisasZt and Mainframe. The world changed — release schedules collapsed, touring stopped, and the album was never unveiled as a whole. Instead, parts of it surfaced over the years, piece by piece, in fragments. This release restores the album as it was meant to be heard: a complete body of work. Musically, BACK IN TIME bridges the signature DisasZt sound — driving, precise, dark-edged Drum & Bass — with vocal depth, emotional weight, and a sense of reflection. It stands between eras: the sound of Mainframe at its peak, and the sound of an artist who understands exactly who he is. The album includes new unreleased tracks alongside selected works from the original sessions, finally presented together in full form. It is not a comeback statement — because nothing was ever truly paused. It is simply the return of a piece of history that waited for the right moment to be heard.
For over two decades, DisasZt has been a defining force in Drum & Bass – not only as a producer and DJ, but as the founder of Mainframe Recordings, one of Europe’s most respected DnB institutions. His influence helped shape club culture in Austria and connected it to the wider international scene, long before DnB became the global genre it is today. BACK IN TIME (The Album That Never Came Out) is a project with history. Originally completed before the pandemic, the album was intended to mark a next chapter for DisasZt and Mainframe. The world changed — release schedules collapsed, touring stopped, and the album was never unveiled as a whole. Instead, parts of it surfaced over the years, piece by piece, in fragments. This release restores the album as it was meant to be heard: a complete body of work. Musically, BACK IN TIME bridges the signature DisasZt sound — driving, precise, dark-edged Drum & Bass — with vocal depth, emotional weight, and a sense of reflection. It stands between eras: the sound of Mainframe at its peak, and the sound of an artist who understands exactly who he is. The album includes new unreleased tracks alongside selected works from the original sessions, finally presented together in full form. It is not a comeback statement — because nothing was ever truly paused. It is simply the return of a piece of history that waited for the right moment to be heard.
