noizetek: NTK004 and NTK002v out now!!
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- johndecision
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noizetek: NTK004 and NTK002v out now!!
by johndecision » Fri Jun 20, 2008 1:16 pm
OUT NOW:
NTK004
Two of Noize:Tek's freshest faces get the 12" vinyl treatment, Tehcnoid Drum 'n' Bass, Schizophrenic Jungle/Breakcore and full on Gabber mayhem!
Spitting Vitriol kicks off the proceedings with "Nightmare", a dark and brooding piece of Technoid Drum 'n' Bass spliced together with hardcore elements creating an intense but incredibly danceable track. With no let up from start to finish and some stunning breakdowns throughout it keeps that tension building and building. "Rottencore" is the second effort from Spitting Vitriol which, without a shadow of a doubt, is one of the best and most intense gabber tracks around. Intense, huge bass and building to a crescendo of pummelling beats, "Rottencore" is essential listening for anybody remotely into the more extreme side of gabber and breakcore. DJ Richard Hillman takes up side B with his trademark schizophrenic jungle/techno and breakcore variations. Starting with the epic "BBC News 24" Hillman kicks into some seriously hardcore riddims, mixing surreal samples which float in and out of the forefront, with the constantly mutating breaks and basslines keeping the listener on the edge of his seat. "Blankas Mum" is next up, a firm live favourite: rising sounds and hardcore techno are the order of the day here. Infused with Hillman's strange and discordant melodies throughout, this track is truly "hardcore"!
ALSO
NTK002v
A mashup of Dirty Breakcore, Gabba, Dubstep, Drum and Bass and Noise! Five heavy tracks lifted from the Statement of Intent CD. Artists include Hypnoskull, Spitting Vitriol, Ebola, John Pooley and Dirty Husband!!
The "Statement of Intent" vinyl compilation contains five tracks lifted from the CD of the same title. Focusing firmly on the dancefloor, this slab of vinyl stands very well on its own and as a companion to the CD. Spanning many genres including industrial, breakcore, gabber, jungle, noise, dubstep, speedcore, hip hop and more, this proves that these artists are very capable of pulling off and splicing together a plethora of musical styles, pushing the boundaries that little bit further whilst keeping it original. Hypnoskull kicks off the vinyl with his industrial-tinged breakcore/grindcore mutation, primal guitar riffs, shuddering gabber kicks and amen breaks abuse the senses in the way only Hypnoskull can muster. Spitting Vitriol follows this with his lumbering dubstep masterpiece, fusing together big deep basslines, elements of hardcore techno and ending up with a full on speedcore attack. Side B sees Ebola’s "Burke and Hare" with its amazing production and huge bass, mixed with hip-hop, dubstep and jungle. Ebola shows why he is always on top of his game. John Pooley's experimental take on the dubstep formula is up next. Twisting basslines, intricate beats and haunting samples throughout, this is one messed up trip! Ending the B Side is the infamous Dirty Husband, famed for their guerrilla-like live assaults (usually only lasting 10 mins max!!) Dirty Husband unleash a whirlwind of disgraceful beats and disgusting noise ending this selection of tracks quite aptly with a severe kick to the face
Both of these releases can be purchased from the following fine mailorders:
Cargo Records (UK)
Toolbox Records (FR)
Praxis (GER)
Ad Noiseam (GER)
Ant - Zen (GER)
Underground Music (UK)
Dswat (UK)
Wrecked (USA)
NOIZE:TEK
NTK004
Two of Noize:Tek's freshest faces get the 12" vinyl treatment, Tehcnoid Drum 'n' Bass, Schizophrenic Jungle/Breakcore and full on Gabber mayhem!
Spitting Vitriol kicks off the proceedings with "Nightmare", a dark and brooding piece of Technoid Drum 'n' Bass spliced together with hardcore elements creating an intense but incredibly danceable track. With no let up from start to finish and some stunning breakdowns throughout it keeps that tension building and building. "Rottencore" is the second effort from Spitting Vitriol which, without a shadow of a doubt, is one of the best and most intense gabber tracks around. Intense, huge bass and building to a crescendo of pummelling beats, "Rottencore" is essential listening for anybody remotely into the more extreme side of gabber and breakcore. DJ Richard Hillman takes up side B with his trademark schizophrenic jungle/techno and breakcore variations. Starting with the epic "BBC News 24" Hillman kicks into some seriously hardcore riddims, mixing surreal samples which float in and out of the forefront, with the constantly mutating breaks and basslines keeping the listener on the edge of his seat. "Blankas Mum" is next up, a firm live favourite: rising sounds and hardcore techno are the order of the day here. Infused with Hillman's strange and discordant melodies throughout, this track is truly "hardcore"!
ALSO
NTK002v
A mashup of Dirty Breakcore, Gabba, Dubstep, Drum and Bass and Noise! Five heavy tracks lifted from the Statement of Intent CD. Artists include Hypnoskull, Spitting Vitriol, Ebola, John Pooley and Dirty Husband!!
The "Statement of Intent" vinyl compilation contains five tracks lifted from the CD of the same title. Focusing firmly on the dancefloor, this slab of vinyl stands very well on its own and as a companion to the CD. Spanning many genres including industrial, breakcore, gabber, jungle, noise, dubstep, speedcore, hip hop and more, this proves that these artists are very capable of pulling off and splicing together a plethora of musical styles, pushing the boundaries that little bit further whilst keeping it original. Hypnoskull kicks off the vinyl with his industrial-tinged breakcore/grindcore mutation, primal guitar riffs, shuddering gabber kicks and amen breaks abuse the senses in the way only Hypnoskull can muster. Spitting Vitriol follows this with his lumbering dubstep masterpiece, fusing together big deep basslines, elements of hardcore techno and ending up with a full on speedcore attack. Side B sees Ebola’s "Burke and Hare" with its amazing production and huge bass, mixed with hip-hop, dubstep and jungle. Ebola shows why he is always on top of his game. John Pooley's experimental take on the dubstep formula is up next. Twisting basslines, intricate beats and haunting samples throughout, this is one messed up trip! Ending the B Side is the infamous Dirty Husband, famed for their guerrilla-like live assaults (usually only lasting 10 mins max!!) Dirty Husband unleash a whirlwind of disgraceful beats and disgusting noise ending this selection of tracks quite aptly with a severe kick to the face
Both of these releases can be purchased from the following fine mailorders:
Cargo Records (UK)
Toolbox Records (FR)
Praxis (GER)
Ad Noiseam (GER)
Ant - Zen (GER)
Underground Music (UK)
Dswat (UK)
Wrecked (USA)
NOIZE:TEK
- somebedroomdj
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by somebedroomdj » Sun Jul 13, 2008 4:48 am
Bump for this thread. Just got these this week along with the Davros/Fanny record and highly recommend all three. The Spitting Vitriol tracks are fierce!
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by psychodiagnostic » Fri Aug 08, 2008 9:54 pm
i have this CD....is fucking good....i love it
ronins track is awesome, and judith priest uachhhhh....fucking good...
NOIZETEK!!!
ronins track is awesome, and judith priest uachhhhh....fucking good...
NOIZETEK!!!
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