NUTRONIC ignites a fire with their leading single “Code War”, melding elements of drum & bass and metal for a high-energy track marking the first from the pair as they officially join the FiXT label roster. The duo has landed at FiXT after several years of fusing hybrid electronic-rock through the respected EDM label Simplify Records, appealing to fans of artists like Pendulum, Muzzy, and Voicians. NUTRONIC’s music ultimately caught the ear of FiXT’s multi-genre label-owner, Celldweller, leading to the new formed alliance for a multi-album deal together.

Premiering with Metal Insider, “Code War” marks the first in a series of singles coming in 2019 and 2020, ahead of a full-length album with FiXT in 2020.

ABOUT NUTRONIC

NUTRONIC began as a group of online friends back in 2011 collaborating and figuring out how to put vocals into dubstep and drum and bass mixes. Quickly, Jeremy Strickland took lead of the project as producer/songwriter with guitarist, Nick Dyson. NUTRONIC likes to call itself an Anglo-American cocktail, as Jeremy is a southern American from the gulf coast area and Nick Dyson is an Englishman from Derbyshire. NUTRONIC has been a virtual duo and potential romance novel ever since.

Stylistically varied, major influences for this project are bands like Pendulum, Muse, and A Perfect Circle, but between Jeremy and Nick, influences range from indie rock to progressive metal. NUTRONIC has been an experiment to glue all of these influences into dance music and electronica from the beginning. In 2013, NUTRONIC released a mini-LP entitled Seekers, their first serious endeavor into electronic rock and songwriting where nuance and introspection were embraced.

In 2015, a full LP was released entitled Heavens, a thematic album, which explored different sounds outside of typical expectations of drum and bass. After a hiatus, NUTRONIC returned with Subterra EP released over the course of singles starting in 2018 on Simplify Recordings. NUTRONIC’s music ultimately caught the ear of FiXT’s multi-genre label-owner, Celldweller, leading to the new formed alliance for a multi-album deal together. Fans of NUTRONIC can expect a series of singles coming in 2019 and 2020, ahead of a full-length album with FiXT in 2020.