Another great journey into sound from you! And I must second you about that Hardline EP by Bioxeed (because, yeah, i'm quite sure you talk about this one) : this is an awesome, underrated and underplayed record!

Full tracklist made with help from the man himself: https://www.gabbatracklistworld.com/index.php?explore=view&trackid=4693

@less: Thanks for that mate, appreciate the effort! Have a great new year & keep up the good work

well shit, I don't think I've heard this played since many many years ago. glad it's still appreciated.  also this mix goes hard in general.  so many familiar old tunes

One small correction to the linked tracklist - this one here is "Phase Variance pt3" - I think there was a misprint and these 2 are switched around.  In the track newborn you'll hear a sample saying "Where does the newborn go from here" at 3.03min

Been rinsing these mixes on my daily commute, amazing stuff thanks! I used to buy Corrupt, Sensory Violation etc on site, no questions asked. Quality was always assured. Corrupt 4, one of my all time favourites.

--Tracklist below--

"Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast."

32 track all vinyl mix starting off with mostly UK Hardcore Techno records (incl. breakbeats) from the early 00's with a brief excursion into DnB around the mid-point before progressing into more Industrial tones for the second half, alongside a few hits of acid for good measure. No doubt some tunes will be recognizable from sets at North and Species during that period by DJ's such as Traffik/Deathmachine etc. In contrast to that, there's some underrated and definitely underplayed tunes, particularly one EP from Down Under (Bioxeed - The Acid Test EP) released on the Hardline Rekordingz label, a real forgotten gem which is perhaps best described in the words of Mark N. as "Austere Industrial Hardcore and Acidcore." 

01. The DJ Producer - Witch Hunt [Rebelscum – SCUM006] 
02. The DJ Producer - The Signal: The Final (Outro) [Rebelscum – SCUM002] 
03. The Outside Agency - The Resurrection [Black Monolith Records – BMR007] 
04. Traffik & Matt Green - Sequence [Epileptik Productions – EPK HS 05-02] 
05. Traffik - Binary Rockers [Abrupt Records – ABRUPT002] 
06. The Dj Producer - Last Man Standing (Bass Kicks 02) [Social Parasite – PARA009] 
07. Traffik - Part 1 [Corrupt – Corrupt 4] 
08. Traffik - Incriminating Evidence [Social Parasite – PARA005] 
09. The Enticer - The Enmity [Mask – Mask04] 
10. Moleculez - Alien Artifacts [Disturbance Records (UK) – Disturbance 04] 
11. Matt Green - Conspire To Obstruct [Epileptik Productions – EPK HS 05-01] 
12. Paul Blackout - The Number [Bloody Fist Records – FIST:30] 
13. De-Koder - Knife (Paul Blackout 2003 Remix) [Bloody Fist Records – FIST31] 
14. Traffik - Bit Stream [Epileptik Productions – EPK 022] 
15. The Coalition - Tokyo Joe (Disturbance Remix) [Rebelscum – SCUM010] 
16. Matt Green - Intensities Era 4 [Corrupt – Corrupt 4] 
17. Trauma - Audicore [Intraveineuse – INTRAVEINEUSE 03] 
18. Bioxeed - Dim Image In A Mirror [Hardline Rekordingz – HARDLINE12] 
19. Gabba Front Berlin - They Are Among Us [Analphabetik – Anal04] 
20. Bioxeed - Murder [Hardline Rekordingz – HARDLINE12] 
21. Total Output - Epicenter [Firewall Records – firewall01] 
22. Low Entropy - Farewell Old World [Black Monolith Records – BMR 005] 
23. Bioxeed - Phase Variance Pt. 3 [Hardline Rekordingz – HARDLINE12] 
24. The Enticer - Bodily Dismemberment [Hardcore Crossbreed Records – HCCB01] 
25. Deathmachine - Skullfragments [Corrupt – Corrupt 5] 
26. Moleculez - Cyborg Central [The Devils Brood – Brood1] 
27. Moleculez - Fucked Up Beats [Neurotoxic – NRTX 12] 
28. Moleculez - Broken Frequencies [Epileptik Productions – EPK 017] 
29. Traffik - Rampage [Social Parasite – SOPARA04] 
30. Moleculez - N Destruct [The Devils Brood – Brood1] 
31. The Outside Agency - The Prophet Of Rage [Black Monolith Records – BMR003] 
32. Rules Of Anger - You Sad Pervy [Dark Park – DARK 03] 

I didn't intend for the mix to be this long but they always have a habit of expanding and evolving over time as I'm sure many others here can relate to. Hopefully any potential listeners who "buy the ticket and take the ride" will stay on the journey until they arrive at the destination... so a big thanks to anyone who takes the time to check it out, it's always much appreciated.

Core25 - Frequencies Of Disturbance Mix (Early 2000's Hardcore Techno/Industrial/Acidcore)

Mixes are all vinyl only. Setup is a pair of turntables and basic no frills mixer... archaic certainly but I like to keep things simple.

Been into Hardcore Techno/Gabber since '97 after getting a DJ Producer Dreamscape 23 tape and Bass Generator Hardcore Heaven Ravers Choice. Same year found a Thunderdome 1 -5 Megamix CD and discovered the Mokum series which is where my love for harder music began.

A few years later after listening to all the usual suspects found on any Technodrome lineup and events like Deathrow Techno, North etc, I started buying the tunes. Always favoured the acid laced Clarkee sets and Trance infused Dolphin ones but love all of them including "the Mu... the Mu... the Music Maker" for more 'outthere' Industrial/Speedcore stuff. Still have the same passion and level of enjoyment digging for tunes especially unsolved ID's and forgotten/hidden gems.

Subsequent years leaning towards Hard Acid & Acidcore for the more insanity inducing extreme 303's and generally darker atmosphere from the likes of Lasse Steen, Somatic Responses, Zekt, Agro, Drop Bass Network, Direct Drive, Labworks and the swamp-like-grungy acid on Cologne's DJ.Ungle Fever.
A soft spot for Mark EG, M-Zone & Vortex Hard Trance. Also the UK mish-mash Acid Trance/Hard-Nrg/Hard House sound... VCF, Choci's Chewns, Bosca Beats, Public House, Eve/Telica etc, Acid Techno - tend to stick to the 90's stuff I grew up with and Classic Trancecore - so a bit of everything really.

Much greater appreciation now for Techno/Trance & Acid spun by the likes of Aggressor, Warlock, Aztek, Colin Faver, Colin Dale, Mach 1, Trevor Rockcliffe, Daz Saund and Ribbz of course. I enjoy listening to these sets a lot more now that I'm older than I did the first time around and it opens up a whole new world of tunes to hunt down.

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