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a defining blast from the past.

can YOU remember where you were when this dropped?



DJ /rupture - 'Gold Teeth Thief' Mix - 2001
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John Peel playing a mix from DJ Rupture, broadcast on BBC Radio One on 18th May 2004. The mix consisted of:

DJ Vadim - 'Terrorist: instrumental' - (Ninja Tune)
M Sayyid - 'The Ills: acappella' - (Sound-Ink)
Basement Jaxx - 'Lucky Star ft. Dizzee Rascal: Dillinja vocal remix' (XL)
Nass El Ghiwane - 'Semaât alia' - (Fassiphone)
DJ Nel Blanco - 'Thug Life: instru Mental' - (Slammin´)
excerpt from Gregory Whitehead´s - 'The Loneliest Road' - (BBC 3)
Peter Pablo - 'I Told Y´All: acappella' - (Jive)
Ghislain Poirier ft. Beans - 'Cold As Hell: raw mix' - (Chocolate Industries)
Bonecrusher - 'Never Scared: instrumental' - (SoSoDef)
J-Kwon - 'Tipsy' - (SoSoDef)
Lil Kim - 'Suck My Dick' - (Atlantic)
Future Force Inc. - 'Intensify' - (Renegade Hardware)
Nettle - 'The Ballad of Jimmy Hollín: Leafcutter John remix' - (theAgriculture)
TV on the Radio - 'Staring at the Sea' - (Touch and Go)
Noiseuse - '???' - (Steinklang)
Guilty Connector - 'Genocidal Manimal' - (Steinklang)
Programme - 'Dis-le' - (Le Brouillon / Ici D´Ailleurs)
Tracy Chapman - 'Behind the Wall' - (Elektra)
DJ Your Food - 'Wedding Song No.3 Remix' - (Drag City)
excerpt from Gregory Whitehead´s - 'The Loneliest Road' - (BBC 3)
Xinlisupreme - 'Kyoro' - (FatCat)
1-Speed Bike - 'There´s an Oil Tanker Named Condoleeza Rice' - (Broklyn Beats)
MSBR - Infused Electronics (Steinklang)
Grey Filastine - Palmares (Post World Industries/Soot)

^ Yeah DJ/Rupture's mixes are big. He was pretty instrumental at popularizing breakcore in New York.

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This is most dubstep thing released in 2001.

A mix by Low Entropy from 2001. Features his own tracks and some other mainstays from that time like Rotator, Patric Catani, Christroph Fringeli, DJ Scud, etc.

Genevieve wrote:^ Yeah DJ/Rupture's mixes are big. He was pretty instrumental at popularizing breakcore in New York.

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This is most dubstep thing released in 2001.

don't think he did a very good job tbh.

lol

Everything Abelcain touches, I love.

..and collect and put in a box you can only open with a special key where I put all my loveletters to Abelcain that I wrote in my own blood in and every time I open that box where you can find locks of his hair (don't ask how I know it's his) and other things in it and I cry because I love him but he doesn't love me but I understand.

DJ Promo's (as Rude Awakening) remix of 'Noise In Us' by Deathmachine (from his album 'Engines of Creation') is a big slice of industrial hardcore.



Out July 8 on The Third Movement with more remixes from N-Vitral, DJ Producer and Petrochemical, on an EP titled 'Engines of Re-Creation'.

Genevieve wrote:

SPL dug up a very obscure sample for this one

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In part posting this so I won't forget to listen to this tomorrow. A new Paul Blackout set.

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New Leeloo (from the Hardcoholics). The Hardcoholics and especially Leeloo were one of the first straight up kick based hardcore artists I got into, before that it was all breakcore, or breakcore leaning hardcore.

Here's a dope new industrial hard track from her. Pretty slow for her doing at around 150 bpm. Really good.

Previews of the new Meander album out on the 21st of this month on Tainted Audio. Crossbreed. Meander is an alias of hardcore producer Ophidian.

Sounding really good, but it's a departure from his usual melodic breakcore. It sounded like a mixture of old and new Venetian Snares. The melody of recent Snares with production reminiscent of his old music.

Edit: woah this is getting better with repeated listens

Ophidian is giving away the Meander tune below for free on Meander's Facebook page. All you have to do is like the page and download it. It sounds like super raw skullstep with some kicks for good measure.



At this time the tune isn't up yet but it should be soon.

, but I don't have facebook

This is an oldie, but it wasn't shared here yet

Nekrolog1k released a free collaborative EP by Tugie and Scheme Boy 2 years ago and I think y'all need to hear it

This should be so obnoxious to me, with the repeated vocal sample through the whole track. But it's not, I love it