Terminal 11
Illegal Nervous Habits
Crock002

Released 2005 on CD and Mp3

Remember when IDM music was interesting? Yes, it’s been a long time, and computers have “given us” many cheap, lifeless albums since then. But wait! Here’s Mike Castaneda, AKA Terminal 11, fresh from Phoenix Arizona, to prove to the world that it is possible to tame your computer and force it to work for the powers of goodness.

Illegal Nervous Habits is easily the greatest album ever made! It’s an emotional rollercoaster of a record, with thrills and chills, heartbreaking sacrifice and enough guts and grit to make even your grandmother pay attention. But what does it sound like? Well Johnny, imagine a million bits of information flying through the air, and watch these bits weave and dive like a ballet on PCP. Then, as you’re just getting bored, these bits make pictures of your friends laughing and having the best fun they ever had. Yeah, that’s trippy isn’t it? Well this album is just like that, and MORE.

04 Reluctantly Accepting Temporary Overexhaustion

100-250bpm Tribe - Trance - Core
Distorted Frequencies
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Das Meisste ist nur Rohbau,
mir gefällts, so solls sein.
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Breakbeat-Acid-Fetischist und Synthesizer-wieder-heile-Macher
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Behringer TD-3
Behringer Crave
Korg EM1
Korg ER1
Korg EA1
Korg ES1mk2
Korg EA1mk2
Korg EMX-1 SM/SD 
Korg ESX -1 SM
Korg Electribe es2
Korg Electribe em2
Korg monologue
Korg microkorg
Korg EX-800
Yamaha Rm1x
Roland MC-09
Roland MC-303
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"Referenzen":
Scheppern auf Brettern - Windpark Dardesheim/Druiberg Huy
Freibad Adenbüttel - Adenbüttel
Freerave - Wolfsburg 
Tief im Wald - Ballenstedt
K7 - Stendal
Vinylparty - Velpke
Saunaklub - Wolfsburg 
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Alle Rechte vorbehalten an Damian Klett
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04 Reluctantly Accepting Temporary Overexhaustion

Cock Rock Disco Label