Mark Broom - Beach (Hector Couto Remix)

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Mark Broom - Beach (Hector Couto Remix)

The sophomore release from Ali Wells’ new specialty imprint Submit, Feral Grind (SUBMIT002) collects tracks from a wide swath of producers who operate at the intersection of techno, drone and DIY electronics. Curated by Wells and music journalist Justin Farrar, the compilation features a balanced assortment of well-established innovators and under-the-radar sound explorers.

The names Pete Swanson, Prostitutes, Burial Hex, Profligate, Bleaching Agent, Hive Mind and Indignant Senility will certainly be familiar to those who keep abreast of the latest developments in cutting-edge electronic music. Over the last several years, these musicians have exerted considerable impact on everything from “technoise” to 21st-century industrial. In the process, they’ve released music on labels as diverse as Spectrum Spools, Type, Diagonal, Not Not Fun, Digitalis, Opal Tapes and Wells’ own Perc Trax.

Feral Grind also spotlights numerous artists not widely known outside of underground-noise circles. Their inclusion is proof of just how extensive and far-reaching the interface between techno and noise has become in recent years: Housefire, from North Carolina, unleashes a multi-layered din of crunchy distortion and shattered groove exploration. Going by the all too appropriate moniker Trogpite, Nick Painter vomits-up cough syrup-drenched horror lurch and caveman groans reminiscent of Dread-era Wolf Eyes. Speaking of which, Wolf Eyes’ very own John Olson specializes in harsh-beat deconstruction under his alias Henry & Hazel Slaughter. Equally blown-out is the relentlessly pulsating work of Philadelphia’s Mincemeat or Tenspeed. Then there’s The David Russell Snake, whose whiplash-inducing productions are a direct reflection of the Cleveland musician’s deep roots in harsh noise and power electronics.

Prostitutes - Braces On My Fangs

＊You're like I-I I I I-C-E
Can you tell me what you see?
That bitch? That cunt?
You're so shady
But you betta watch me
I-ＩI I I don't see
That bitch, that pussy, that cunt
I'm not shady I'm just reading
I'm just scorching you
I'm hot as ice
冷たいあんたまるで氷
あたしがいるのにこの通り
あっち？そっち？
やな奴やな奴やな奴
あたしを見て
Iceなあたしは見てやんない
あいつもこいつもどいつも
いじめてないのよただ、いじってるだけ
火傷させるほどにhotなice

Purrr pu purr purr purring like a cat
I'm on the floor laying down like this
Feeling like a pussy cat rolling around
You know you caught my eyes
Cuz your body's so hot
ーーーー
I'm like ice and you're like fire
Now let me pour out all my desire
I want you to see me after the show
But you never come
Are you ready to go, home?
ーーーー
Um..I see you soon
I know how you feel like I always do
Next time I'm gonna fuck you up
Then Imma take you to my home
Now pack it up
ーーーー
So now back it up, bitches back it up
You wanna say something?
No, zip it up
Imma back to the function
What's your reaction?
Anybody have some questions? Uh

＊repeat

子猫のようにゴロゴロにゃん
フロアに寝そべり転がるあたしはpussy cat , like a pussy cat
見ちゃうわあんたのボディはHot
ーーーー
あたしが氷であんたが炎
ここで打ち明けたいこの欲望
終わったら外出て会いましょう
でもあんたどうせすぐ帰宅でしょう？
ーーーー
え、うん、まぁそのうちね
あたしもいつだってそうだしね
今度は絶対潰して持ち帰り
したいからさぁ行きますよ
ーーーー
さぁおどきなさい、どいてなさい
何か文句でも？
もう、黙んなさい
試合再開
リアクションどうだい？
質問あるヤツぁいるかい？ Uh

＊repeat

I-C-E (Koppi Mizrahi Vocal Mix)

Shisa - if you're going to cut me, i want it to bleed (special) [HS014]

Walk, B. Ames

Is It 10's  (Prod. By Divoli S'vere)

Sometimes the right things just fall into the right place and so it happened with an old track by Thomas P. Heckmann under his Drax disguise, named Section 2. Originally released as Techno’s first ever 7inch, it was very popular in 1993 and paved the way for the huge follow ups like Drax Three -Phosphene and the hugely influential and successful Drax LTD.II - Amphetamine.

But read what Mark Broom has to say about this new version and enjoy :
„I was a fan of your Drax material & I had the original red picture disc, had that track on my hard drive & it fitted perfect to the track I was making at the time, sent it to Alan Fitzpatrick a few years ago & he would always ask me if it will ever get released, then out of the blue he sent me his edit & the rest as they say is history!!“

Some selected feedback:

Played by Sven Väth, Richie Hawtin, Luke Slater, Dubfire, ...

Gary Beck : 'bit of a beast this one!'
Butch : "Banger!"
Emerson "Bomb edit"
Frankyeffe : 'top Remix from Alan! Go!'
Cisco Ferreira : "nice.. will play out for sure. thx'
Dr. Motte : 'excellent remix by alan!"
Ingo Boss : "Monster"
Par Grinvik: "hit!"
Chris Hirose: "alan just always seems to hit the sweet spot!'
Joachim Spieth : 'wow, that's a bomb! charting & playing for sure - thanks for sending !!'
Alex Bau : 'on my playlist, thx!'
Alan Fitzpatrick : "biiiiiig!'
Sasha Carassi : '<3'
Adam K. : this is defo abit of me! #HeavyBeats'
Bart Skills : 'cool classic rave sound. perfect for the big room!'
JP (Studio80/Rebel Radio/Amsterdam) Alan Fitzpatrick, the man of the moment! remixes are not always good when there are great names connected to the track, but Alan pulled it of to give us this excellent track! 5/5'
Loukas Pour-Hashemi : 'I heard this last weekend at Awakenings, ace!!!'
Andrea Frisina : 'Massive, full support !"
Florian Meindl : 'I love it! will play it a lot'
Slam : 'awesome - spinning for sure - thanx'
Raphael Dincsoy : "BIG Edit from my matey Alan!'


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Mark Broom Feat. Drax - Section 2 (Alan Fitzpatrick Edit)

Back 2 Rave Tracklist

Rhythm On The Loose - break of Dawn
Precious - Definition Of A Track
Epitome of Hype - Ladies With an Attitude
Rickstar - Nightmoves
Tekno Too - Jet Star
Rhythmatic - Take Me Back
Moby - Go
Zero B - Lock Up
Njoi - Malfunction
SL2 - DJ'S Take Control
Ragga Twins - Hooligan 69
SL2 - Way In My Brain
Blapps Posse- Bus It
Lil Louis - French Kiss
Richie Rich - Salsa House
Demon Boyz - Dett
Royal House - Can You Party
armageddon - String
Adonis - Do It Properly 
Outlander - Vamp
Todd Terry - Just Wanna Dance
Laurent X - Machines
Epooch90 - VLSI Heaven



Mark Broom Back 2 Rave Mix

Mark Broom & Gary Beck - Borders - BEK Audio

Anyone who has experienced a Mark Broom techno session will know full well that as well as bean famous for deploying the harder persuasions of his adopted genre he also has a way to maintain an energy and vibrancy that can drive a room at any portion of a night. Even in the final hours when energy reserves are typically spent, he is pretty damn apt at locking in listeners to any dancefloor he has charge of. An integral part of the UK's techno story Broom began his journey in the early 90's inspired by the emerging sound of Chicago and Detroit, he then went onto lend his own take to the style going onto release across some of the world's most respected imprints, Mo'wax, Warp, R&S included, over the last two decades and becoming a firm part of his home land's pioneering scene. Earning the respect of those that first inspired him, Broom has also spent this year alongside Robert Hood as part of his 20 Years of M Plant tour - a compatriot he will be joining in Room Two this November. In anticipation of this huge Detroit - UK hook up Broom has recorded an exclusive promo mix to show us what he's filling his sets with at the moment the perfect anticipation builder for the night ahead...

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Tickets: found.ee/fabric0811

Mark Broom - fabric Promo Mix

Mark Broom & Mihalis Safras - Tru Tru (Paul Ritch remix) (MATERIAL 028)

Dustin Zahn reinterpretation of Mark Broom's 'Verve,' available now.

Mark Broom - Verve (Dustin Zahn Remix)

Since the beginning of the Nineties, Mark Broom is an institution within the British Tech-House scene. As a DJ, the former London Eastender and now Norfolk resident Broom is rocking international clubs from the likes of the Fuse in Brussels or the Fabric in London for more than 20 years now, but especially his productions for Warp, R&amp;S and Pure Plastic, the label he runs together with studio partner Dave Hill, have defined the hypnotic sound of a whole generation of British clubbers. After Broom has remixed tracks by Gennaro Le Fosse and Johannes Heil for Cocoon Recordings, it was now unquestionably time for a musical exclamation mark under his own name. And so, the Rave mix of "SQ18" is setting a hedonistic imperative for the club year 2012 right from the beginning, quite naturally interspersing a Mentasm rave signal after about three minutes within its driving Detroit Dub Techno, but never conveys the sense of nostalgic mustiness. Well, that's what you can justifiably call a Techno bomb! Next, with "Forward", Broom celebrates an opus that is a bit more rooted in the traditions of Detroit strings, that is reaching for the sky – a track where some people may inevitably think of, for instance, DJ Rolando's best tracks. In any case, with the sound boldness and the maximum of dancefloor service of those tracks, Broom puts the musical evolution of modern electronic dance music in a nutshell.
For all digital DJs, there's a more deep version of "SQ18" included as a bonus track.


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SHV/WENCH