FLUID HAUNTS — Tainted Junglism EP

Fluid Haunts – Tainted Junglism EP arrives on Jungle Slapperz as catalogue JS003, a 12-inch vinyl that dives deep into the label’s jungle aesthetic. Issued on 13 November 2026, the EP continues the label’s focus on break-heavy, amen-driven rhythms, offering four tracks that balance raw aggression with atmospheric tension. Within Jungle Slapperz’s short but potent output, JS003 follows the earlier releases of Minos – Watch The Ride EP (JS001, 2025) and Sykes – Listen It / Searching 10″ (JS002, 2026). Those records established a foundation of crisp, drum-centric cuts, and Tainted Junglism EP builds on that groundwork, reinforcing the label’s reputation for high-energy, floor-ready jungle. Side A opens with “Ruffneck Junglist”, a track that immediately asserts a relentless pace, its title suggesting a hard-charging vibe that will sit well after any peak-time moment. The second A-side cut, “You See Rasclat”, maintains the momentum while introducing a slightly more stripped-back groove, offering DJs a subtle shift that can bridge between heavier and more melodic sections of a set. Side B begins with the title track “Tainted Junglism”, a piece that leans into darker textures, its name evoking a shadowy, immersive atmosphere suitable for late-night transitions. The EP closes with “Thing of Nightmare”, a collaboration with Dwarde that deepens the nocturnal mood, delivering a haunting finish that can serve as a powerful closing statement or a cue for a set’s descent into deeper territory. The record situates itself as a concise statement of Fluid Haunts’ approach to modern jungle, aligning with Jungle Slapperz’s recent releases while carving its own niche through a blend of relentless drums and moody undertones. In the current underground scene, where the balance between classic amen breaks and contemporary production is prized, this EP offers a focused, DJ-friendly collection that respects tradition while pushing forward. For DJs, the four tracks provide clear points of entry: the opening cut works as a high-impact opener, the second A-side offers a smoother groove for mixing, the title track adds a darker palette for mood shifts, and the final collaboration supplies a dramatic close. Collectors will appreciate the tight sequencing and the EP’s place within a label that has quickly become a reference for quality jungle releases. The release is pressed on 12-inch vinyl, matching the format of Jungle Slapperz’s previous outings and delivering the tactile experience prized by vinyl enthusiasts. Fluid Haunts – Tainted Junglism EP, Jungle Slapperz, catalogue JS003, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks. Tracklist: A1. Fluid Haunts – Ruffneck Junglist A2. Fluid Haunts – You See Rasclat B1. Fluid Haunts – Tainted Junglism B2. Fluid Haunts & Dwarde – Thing of Nightmare