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Hellfish @ Lakota last Saturday was awesome! His last tune was a hardcore techno version of "Everybody was kung-foo fighting". I think he said it was something he was working on at the moment & was a possible Deathchant release. If it is a future Deathchant, keep an eye out for it. It was fu*king madness! :rambo:
Haven't been keeping up with 'Chant recently, gonna have to sort that out...
I swear this track was pure quality! Starts off with the old "woah ooh ooooh! *dingy diny dingy digy ding ding*" of everyboy was kung foo fighting for about 1 minute on loop, before the "everybody was" vocal comes in and then BANG! All hell breaks loose!! :rambo: I hope this is a future Deathchant release... :pray:
Not a lot has impressed me from Deathchant recently, although i missed the last couple of releases. The album dissapointed as far as i'm concerned, just nothing fresh. I remember when the second LP dropped though years back, and everyone dissed it to death, only for HellFish to come back like a freight train with tracks such as The Uridium Project and Head Grit...
I really like the Drug Skill album. Although I do know what you mean when you say there wasn't much fresh.
Do you pick up anything on Hong Kong Violance?
That has been one of my prefered hardcore labels over the past couple of years...
Nah, can't say I have. I find it hard to get any half decent labels round here. Have to order everything from UM. Recommend any thing from the label to check out? :eh:
Underground Music handle the exclusive distribution for Hong Kong Violance, be sure to check the website for any stock...
have just really started to get back into this stuff. Its mental isn't it
Been into the hardcore techno sound since E Wax - Yo What's Up...
And have never looked back since...
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am just listening to Ophidian - Butterfly & Hammerhead VIP this is really top stuff
Enzyme and Third Movement stuff is bad ass
been into the underground hardcore sound for many years :cool: hellfish is one of the most talented producers there is in electronic music imo.
Word! Hellfish, Producer & Diplomat are on the ball when it comes to the hardcore! :rambo:
Ahhh, Butterfly VIP...awesome stuff.
Limited edition 500 copies...when we were in Holland last month for Masters of Hardcore we cleared Midtown out of all 8 copies it had. Can't have pleased the Dutch punters too much ;)
maybe a bit too techno influenced for them paul ;)
Skeeta's always been my fave from the DC crew...
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all about the fish & micropoint for me :cool:
Radium and Micropoints best s**t was on Epiteth i reckon...
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Radium - :notworthy:
Radium's Full Metal EP on Epiteth back in day was unbelievable, some of the best production i've heard in music, full-stop!!
Dunno what happened to him though, most of his recent s**t has been very un-inspiring, to say the least...
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am just listening to radium - playmobile mixes MARC ACARDIPANE REMIX top quality tunage again. am really loving these tunes at the minute
manu le malin's dj sets are savage, hard as frozen walnuts. His productions though take a different vein and are a bit more of an acquired taste.
Micropoint are unreal:
Neurophonie and Anaesthesie International are two must haves for everyone.
Anybody recommend any similar stuff?
Deathchant.. Love this stuff, dosen anyone know any other lables that produce some rly upbeat Hard Techno
check out Deathmachine - Neural Infection very intense tunage
Rebel Scum (Producer's produced some monsters on this label)
Rebel Scum 03 was the ultimate!!
Rebel Bass, what a mutha f**kin tune man!!
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rebel bass is a nasty old track :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Numeric
and scum centre by radium is a beast of a track
what did you think of drokz one coffee core on tour?
Yeah man, i was feelin The Producer remix more, but liked the other tunes too...Quote:
Originally Posted by "Downwards
Not bad, but hardly a strong release when compared to the classics of Rebel Scum...
The Double Pack Remix EP was over-rated too...
Still good, it's just that over the years i grew to expect to be blown away by every Chant/Scum release, and that just isn't case anymore...
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U sure it was a pa? The track ur describing sounds alot like the speedfreak one thats out on psychik genocide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Si the Sigh
Yeah, break influenced and breakcore are definatley at the top of the table in my books. U heard any of the damage and fear stuff?Quote:
Originally Posted by Numeric
nah...the best material they released was on deadend (2 and 6). Nowadays since micropoint split, radiums stuff is never industrial or hard an althouh is very well produced lacks any real feeling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Numeric
Yea mate, it was a PA. I spoke to Luke (Producer) about it on Saturday & he said it was a Hellfish remix that was being released soon as a 4 track EP. They are waiting for some French geezer to finish his mix.Quote:
Originally Posted by poisoned antidote
Yeah man...Quote:
Originally Posted by poisoned antidote
I was feelin the Dead End stuff too back in the day...
Agree totaly about Radium...
arh right...spose this is gonna b DC minus 2. was it hard?
Jus that his rmx of a radium track he did on pyk gen not lon ago was quite weak compared to wot he can do with a kickdrum! I never even buy Psy Gen's, but did coz cobbie was on it.
Was luke playin aswell?
Psychik Genocide was a quality label in the early days...
Hellfish was on his own when he did the PA. Luke was playing a 3 hour back to back with Ribbz on Saturday night.
oh yeah! Was it any good?
Wouldve liked to have seen that, but was down at the park (manc) to c amok.
Yea it was wicked! Proper broken beats & general madness! :crackup:
prod an ribbz were playin broken beatz?
thought it was techno?
i know luke does play it like, but thought sean jus played techno.
I would have loved to have been at that!!! :rambo:Quote:
Originally Posted by Si the Sigh
Is there anywhere that I can download any of this? Or any links to some hardcore techno. I havnt listened to some in a long time.
http://www.sector-1.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=28_72 check out the n-vitral (2) and rude awakening (3) vinyls, slow grindin industrial.
http://www.sector-1.com/catalog/prod...oducts_id=2276
http://www.sector-1.com/catalog/prod...oducts_id=2045 get onto the kickdrum on "the resurrection".
Gotta admit helfish and the producer never cease to amaze me
indeed!
the're production skillz r 2nd 2 none!
unfortunatley there aint many places to listen to they're stuff
www.planetmu.com there's some of there stuff on there. jus do a search on the artists.
planet-mu.com :!:
producer is the daddy though the most experimental dj in all of techno land has done what it says in his name produced the quality hard techno sounds we recognise today