QZB wrap up 2025 by dropping a new two-track project
Cope / Satellite - Out Now on Critical Music

QZB make their return with two precision-tuned tracks, taking their cutting-edge Drum & Bass into sharper, more disciplined terrain.
Known for precision engineering, meticulous sound design, and an unmistakable forward-leaning aesthetic, the Swiss duo continue to redefine the cutting edge of the genre.
"The last single of this year is out today and it still feels surreal to look back at all the things we pushed during the last 12 months. No matter what’s hot, no matter what the algo decides — we will always do what we love with the utmost care and a neurotic attention to detail, straight from the heart, no compromises. We’re incredibly blessed to have likeminded artists and a label around us which believe in the importance of creation — without all of you we wouldn’t be able to articulate our vision to that extent. There’s no big money involved, no cheap tricks, no throwaway gimmicks — we all do it for a greater purpose and we would all still do it, even if nobody cares. Thank you so much for listening, sharing, caring and even just paying attention — we feel your support and it gives us the energy to keep on pushing for what’s authentically and truly QZB." — Ben & Thomas
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