REALICIDE "THE CHOICE IS YOURS" 12" EP
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REALICIDE "THE CHOICE IS YOURS" 12" EP
by void tactical » Thu Dec 17, 2009 7:11 pm
REALICIDE "THE CHOICE IS YOURS" 12" EP
A collaborative experiment with hard broken beat imprint Void Tactical Media in Detroit, "The Choice Is Yours" is the first Realicide EP designed with an ear toward creative DJ use. This record breaks away from the saturated montage of mangled speedcore anxiety found on other Realicide releases, favoring 4 longer, more straight-forward bastardized gabber punk anthems which largely serve as extended sequels to songs originally found on the :Resisting The Viral Self" LP earlier in 2009. The title track is an elaboration on the 2008 song "Autonomy", created by Robert Inhuman, Evolve, and Jim Swill. A2 "The Passive Observer" is an elaboration on the 2007 song ‚"The Audience Sucks", with one of the absolute best Vankmen gabber beats backing Inhuman and Swill. B1 track "No War Can Be Won" is a Crass-inspired remix combining elements of previous songs "Neutralizing Opiate", "Autonomy", and "Xenophobic HxC". And B2 is a sequel to Mavis Concave's electribe anthem "Open Eyes", with extended lyrics by Inhuman and Swill. Overtly combative yet urgently outreaching, Realicide represents a minority contingent of electronic-driven punx in post-911 America, progressing a personalized vision apart from any dogmatic precedents established in hardcore. Covers hand screened at the Foundation + insert posters. 1st Edition: 300, October 2009.
'The message is everything here and Realicide have plenty to say. But it’s not the cheesy DHR “start the riot motherfuckerzzzzz” kind of message that you might expect.'
From http://fringe3lement.wordpress.com/2009 ... -is-yours/
Listen Online: http://void.fromthegut.org/
Get it: http://void.fromthegut.org/store.php
Also Available From Void: Killx8 - The Return.
After a 2 year hiatus, Killx8 is back on the scene with a reworked hard broken acid sound.
Listen Online: http://void.fromthegut.org/
Get it: http://www.killercore.org/
A collaborative experiment with hard broken beat imprint Void Tactical Media in Detroit, "The Choice Is Yours" is the first Realicide EP designed with an ear toward creative DJ use. This record breaks away from the saturated montage of mangled speedcore anxiety found on other Realicide releases, favoring 4 longer, more straight-forward bastardized gabber punk anthems which largely serve as extended sequels to songs originally found on the :Resisting The Viral Self" LP earlier in 2009. The title track is an elaboration on the 2008 song "Autonomy", created by Robert Inhuman, Evolve, and Jim Swill. A2 "The Passive Observer" is an elaboration on the 2007 song ‚"The Audience Sucks", with one of the absolute best Vankmen gabber beats backing Inhuman and Swill. B1 track "No War Can Be Won" is a Crass-inspired remix combining elements of previous songs "Neutralizing Opiate", "Autonomy", and "Xenophobic HxC". And B2 is a sequel to Mavis Concave's electribe anthem "Open Eyes", with extended lyrics by Inhuman and Swill. Overtly combative yet urgently outreaching, Realicide represents a minority contingent of electronic-driven punx in post-911 America, progressing a personalized vision apart from any dogmatic precedents established in hardcore. Covers hand screened at the Foundation + insert posters. 1st Edition: 300, October 2009.
'The message is everything here and Realicide have plenty to say. But it’s not the cheesy DHR “start the riot motherfuckerzzzzz” kind of message that you might expect.'
From http://fringe3lement.wordpress.com/2009 ... -is-yours/
Listen Online: http://void.fromthegut.org/
Get it: http://void.fromthegut.org/store.php
Also Available From Void: Killx8 - The Return.
After a 2 year hiatus, Killx8 is back on the scene with a reworked hard broken acid sound.
Listen Online: http://void.fromthegut.org/
Get it: http://www.killercore.org/
by INHUMAN » Sat Dec 26, 2009 12:50 pm
you're kidding right? we did 5 cincinnati shows this year with 50-200 kids at each of em - anybody who cared to meet up def did so. they were some of the absolute raddest gigs anywhere in the US this year.
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