A 20 minute long studio dabble from New Order recorded as a test for Blue Monday but shifted to the role of Hacienda video soundtrack finds here its first vinyl release. An intriguing track that marked the onset of a recombinant disco music shot through with a waning punk ethos.
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unique citizenship realized and spiced higher essence that pales only before the sun of the cadence of speech. caffeine linguist. having carefully edited sect tone with line which extends to the separate reels, he was about to play thee of them;is supplike all the other recorder and stepped back from the tator of the pelvis. it escapes a fevered voice croaking its gibberish then fought it down…
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The full record review section from Datacide 4 feat. Ript Skin, Photic Driver, Somatic Responses, New Skin, Mille Plateaux, V/Vm, Fifth Era, Optical… and many many more – in other words an amazing array of classic breakcore, experimental broken beats, hardcore, drum’n’bass, and conceptual noise!
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Browse this to see what an amazing array of new records came out ca. late 1998/early 1999. Different genres, from
Read MoreHe’d always wanted to fuck Donna something about her breasts always had him running for the school toilets, holding in
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Extended review of the CD release of The Pop Group via Radar, titled We Are All Prostitutes from 1998, collecting key moments of the legendary political post-punk-funk band featuring Mark Stewart.
Read MoreX-Ecutioners: X-Pressions [Asphodel] Mix-Master Mike: Anti-Theft Device [Asphodel] It may perhaps be an indication of the renewed currency of electro
Read MoreHomewrecker Recordings exists on multiple levels (as label, ideology, politics and practice) in a multitude of locations (North America, Europe
Read MoreSimon Reynolds : Energy Flash (Picador 1998) Rob Young : Harder! Faster! Louder! (The Wire, Issue 176, October 1998) Crash!
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