DJ Skull Vomit Dark Tarzan Feat Stazma The Junglechrist
Опубликовано: 1 дек. 2014 г.Artist: DJ Skull Vomit
Title: Ritual Glow
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalogue number: MURCD-033
Format: CD (Shipped from Japan using EMS)
Track List
01. Intro
02. Bell Tower Massacre
03. Antigoon
04. Ritual Glow
05. Gore Tech — Heretic (DJ Skull Vomit Remix)
06. Funeral Class (feat. $peedranch)
07. Jacinthe
08. Daphne
09. Deathcount — The Iron Rods (DJ Skull Vomit Remix)
10. Dark Tarzan (feat. Stazma the Junglechrist)
11. Bong-Ra — Dawn of The Megalomaniacs (DJ Skull Vomit Remix)
12. Swamp Bitch (feat. Baseck, Otto Von Schirach & Surachai)
All Track Written & Remixed & Produced by Tony Welter
Drums, Electronics and Vocals: Tony Welter
Guitars: John Smythe & Mark McKenzie
Executive Producer — Yuta Umegatani (Murder Channel)
Mastering — Stazma The Junglechrist
Illustration — Droon
Skull Vomit and Singaya are the two other monikers from Tony Welter who is also half of the fierce Electro/Grind duo Eustachian and partial owner of Fathme Records. The last few years, Tony has left the Eustachian name behind to rest respectively to concentrate on his 2 still very heavily metal influenced solo projects. One (Singaya), a dubstep driven, electronic grind scuffle and the other, (Skull Vomit) a more fast paced industrial breakcore riot. Either way, the original Eusta- chian blue print is still present but evolved, adapted and personalized to cover 2 very different but quite closely related bastard children. — Miike Teknoist
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Mindscape ft. Kryptomedic — One Sound (Rido Remix) [Blackout Music]
Опубликовано: 26 мая 2016 г.Release date: June 17th
Celebrate the 3 year existence of Blackout as a label with us, with this epic remix album consisting of Blackout artists remixing other Blackout artists!
Опубликовано: 2 апр. 2016 г.Beatport Exc: 4th April
It began as a whisper, spoken in low tones in multiple languages in the uneasy night. Talk of a place where the greatest of mecha roam, gathering amongst the desolate ruins of a war prepared for and never fought. The first explorers returned with stories of low frequency weapons, harvested from the ruined depths of a subterranean complex. With these re-engineered into towering relays capable of pure sonic carnage, the lands began filling rapidly with pilgrims from distant places, offering themselves as captives to their own higher mental states. What was once a mere whisper has now become legend, with this meeting of the mightiest clans bringing forth the greatest frequency warriors to stake out their claims.
EATBRAIN casts a long shadow across the fray, setting seasoned label veterans L 33 and MINDSCAPE into the hordes of adrenaline-fuelled ravers alongside recent label additions MACHINECODE and AGRESSOR BUNX — all of whom have LPs coming on t he label as well as appearing at the festival. A tight manifesto is stretched across the 4 rowdy and high-energy tracks that make up the EATBRAIN GOES TO LET IT ROLL, with the irresistible audio manipulative skills of Eatbrain crafted to exquisitely tear up the dance. A reflection in sound of the perfect marriage between one of the best contemporary neurofunk labels and one of the most impressive live spaces that exists for drum and bass.
With the huge success of their All or Nothing LP laying in the backdrop, Calyx & Teebee are about to take the title place yet again and with the full throttle forces of pounding basslines and meticulously constructed mechanics. But what else could you expect from two revered veterans of the genre, whose joint muscle has telescoped the competition in comparison.
However, it’s not just their duteous workmanship and forty years of expeirence that makes their forthcoming ‘1x1’ album so undeniably huge. In tracks like ‘Nothing Left’ Larry Con’s vocals lead you by the hand into all-out anarchy. Revving between each break, your picked up and dropped by verbal crescendos. Angry, yet innovative and impressively intricate, Calyx & Teebee have raised expectations even higher.
And then comes ‘Stray Bullet’, a minefield of drum patterns and wavering note arpeggios. A steppy riddim which completely envelops the sense, each segment explodes on impact. Sliced and diced by invasive samples, you’re unable to resist; plunging you deep into the mix, the slowly building drop pushes you into a freefall of plucky subs and jittering percussion.
‘Ghetto’ rolls out as another new number, again featuring the vocal talents of Doctor; it’s a gritty, sharp and pumping with shaking subs; a conundrum of hi-hats and aggressive drum patterns. Pounding pads take you towards a colossal break, juxtaposing perfectly against the LPs softer touches.
Having already hit the number one spot on the Beatport drum & bass chart with both singles ‘A Day That Never Comes’, ‘Long Gone’ and ‘Cloud 9’, it’s quite clear to see why the anticipation is almost unbearable. Also including the infamous collaboration with Doctor on ‘Where We Go’, brand new, female-lead vocal ‘track ‘The Fall’, half-time switch up ‘False Alarm’ as well as even more material to be unleashed, this LP will catapult you head first into their greatest output yet.
Having played some of the world’s biggest stages, including EDC, London’s SW4, Ram’s seminal NYE event and UKF’s Sea Dance Festival, expect another one of music’s most prominent seasons filled with new music from Calyx & Teebee. ‘1X1’ is set to make history, which isn’t surprising after hitting millions of streams with their previous singles and detonating dancefloors globally.