Tim Reaper to Release Debut Album World's End
The UK jungle producer's first solo album is set for a February 2027 release on Hyperdub, following the first single 'Roll Call'.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Reggae
UK-based jungle producer Tim Reaper announced his debut solo album, World's End, which Hyperdub will release on February 19, 2027. The 11-track album builds on jungle and draws on gqom, footwork, drill, and techno.
Why it matters
The album marks Reaper's first full solo project after a series of self-released works in 2025 and the 2024 Scorched Earth EP. Reaper said he set out to bring in lesser-referenced sounds and to test his own definition of jungle.
The album's 11-track length and February 19, 2027 release date are the confirmed scheduling details, announced roughly 106 days ahead of release. Beyond the single 'Roll Call', no sales, streaming, or chart projections have been published.
The players
Tim Reaper
A UK-based jungle producer known for experimenting with genre boundaries across his self-released work.
Hyperdub
A London-based electronic music label that has released work from a wide range of experimental and bass-driven artists.
The details
World's End is Reaper's debut solo album, following his Scorched Earth EP. The first single, 'Roll Call', is marching-band-inspired, and Reaper described the record as a deliberate attempt to move past conventional jungle templates.
Timeline
2024: Scorched Earth EP released.
2025: Reaper issues a couple of self-released projects.
November 5, 2026: World's End and 'Roll Call' are announced.
February 19, 2027: World's End scheduled for release.
Genre Evolution
World's End pushes against the breakbeat-and-tempo definition of jungle that Reaper himself described as the genre's core. By folding in gqom, footwork, and drill, the record reflects a wider pattern of UK bass producers reshaping jungle from the outside in.
Listeners will be able to hear the full 11-track World's End on its February 19, 2027 release through Hyperdub. Until then, the single 'Roll Call' is the only track previewed.
The takeaway
Reaper's album shows how a genre's definition can be stretched by asking what sits at its core. Listeners interested in jungle's evolution may find the record a useful case study in how producers test genre boundaries.
What happens next
World's End is scheduled for release on February 19, 2027, when the full album becomes available.
Further reading
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