97 Release by Brandon Spivey on the Dead Silence(who are now apparently touring with Primal Scream, if you can believe it) imprint. There's one vaguely electro track in among a whole EP of syrupy, bad glue-trip acidic hardcore. Not DJ-friendly, not pleasant and certainly not what the old Chicago lads would call humane use of a 303.
(All track times are based on the firm assurance from Helicopterface that it is ripped on the right speed, even though at times it doesn't sound it)
A1 Glory To The Father (4:15)
A2 Ativan (4:01)
B1 Testing Testing (4:03)
B2 Train Damage (3:20)
B3 Glory To The Father (Freak Is Innocent Mix) (3:37)
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Showing posts with label Acid. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Monday, 27 October 2008
VDD Energise - The Return (Hardisk 02)
A rather overlooked record from 2001 by DJ Valium(We should call him Valyom now thanks to some drug overlord or other taking issue with the name). 4 really earthy, meaty live acidic tracks, awash with shrillness and crunching percussion and the like. Ripped by Helicopterface again.
A1 Crazy Amazones (6:26)
A2 Rebirth Of Change (5:15)
B1 707 (3:48)
B2 Ex-Titanic (4:48)
Also, I just found this nice video footage of him recording his Six Sixty Six EP in Total Output's studio. He also has a bunch of other clips of himself and a few others on his channel there, including a clip of Jeff Mills' first gig in Belgium in 1994.
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A1 Crazy Amazones (6:26)
A2 Rebirth Of Change (5:15)
B1 707 (3:48)
B2 Ex-Titanic (4:48)
Also, I just found this nice video footage of him recording his Six Sixty Six EP in Total Output's studio. He also has a bunch of other clips of himself and a few others on his channel there, including a clip of Jeff Mills' first gig in Belgium in 1994.
Discogs
Download
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
Caleb Temple - Inter Sect (Zero Tolerance 006)
Zero Tolerance(as far as I can gather) was related to the VFM/Dead By Dawn(Both of which you can read a little about Here ) parties, and featured music by people associated with both nights. Not sure if Caleb Temple is a pseudonym of Warlock, Lorenz Attractor or Heist, or a completely different person, but if one was to make an ill-informed guess, one would say it was perhaps at least in part by Lorenz Attractor.
3 fairly diverse takes on acid techno, the A side sounding like a slightly more sophisticated early Liberator track, getting increasingly driving and mechanical on the flip.
a Inter Sect (8:23)
b1 Tentacle (3:41)
b2 Flytrap (6:13)
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3 fairly diverse takes on acid techno, the A side sounding like a slightly more sophisticated early Liberator track, getting increasingly driving and mechanical on the flip.
a Inter Sect (8:23)
b1 Tentacle (3:41)
b2 Flytrap (6:13)
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Saturday, 27 September 2008
Further Individual Control - Essential Concepts (Acid Assault 06)
Another Lasse Steen alias from way back before he took the aforemtnioned "hard uplifting trance" route, on Nukleuz Records. This record is on more of a tense, psychedelic(and dare I say, trance-like) acid note, more typical of Steen than the previous post. Cheers to Helicopterface again for supplying the rip.
A1 - Little Old Lady Who (7:53)
A2 - First Essential Break (1:17)
A3 - Possession Mode (6:50)
B1 - Deo-compressed (5:01)
B2 - Second Essential Break (1:10)
B3 - Thin Wallz (7:23)
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A1 - Little Old Lady Who (7:53)
A2 - First Essential Break (1:17)
A3 - Possession Mode (6:50)
B1 - Deo-compressed (5:01)
B2 - Second Essential Break (1:10)
B3 - Thin Wallz (7:23)
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Sunday, 14 September 2008
Motherlode - Motherlode (ESCHATON 001)
Apart from being released in 1997 and being a white 7" with almost no info on it, there's hardly anything on this artist or label online that I can find. Nonetheless it's good stuff. A side(untitled) is a pretty sparse and massively distorted offbeat number using an 808 and not much else. The B side(also untitled, no doubt causing huge confusion and riots at dinner parties) has a bit more of a bounce on it, both the kickdrum and squealing filtered white noise are reminiscent of Amputate Records, which I'm reliably informed Eschaton is somehow related to.
To clarify and stop all the arguing, the tracklist is:
A Untitled
B Untitled
Discogs info here
And telechargable clips here
To clarify and stop all the arguing, the tracklist is:
A Untitled
B Untitled
Discogs info here
And telechargable clips here
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