collective hallucination is an extension of the collaboration between @kthonos and @geneforfate

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gene for fate x kthonos - collective hallucination

“RAGE” is a surge of pure adrenaline: heavy, pounding kicks, distorted basslines, and a dark atmosphere that builds like an approaching storm. The track drives forward at 180 BPM with relentless force, layered with metallic synths and tension that captures raw anger and uncontrolled energy.
This is a violent, high-intensity journey designed for extreme dancefloors, underground warehouses, and hard techno sets where fury becomes sound.

Rage

hardgroovy track with some spacey dubby synths and sleepy wife voice samples "can be danced to"

KANN MAN TANZEN

Voice Was Gone

Release date:  13th April 2018
Vinyl:  https://www.triplevision.nl/release/PLS.UK003/

RVDE - Trve Vision [Umwelt Rmx]

MOTZ VA 01

Let Your Soldier Kiss His Wife

Narcissist

Mephisto

I Feel Youth (Original Mix)

Monnom Black 022
Dax J - End of Opulence EP

A1. End Of Opulence
 
A2. Pulse Wave
B1. Counter Culture
B2. Self Medication

Buy - Vinyl + Digital from Bandcamp - https://monnomblack.bandcamp.com/album/end-of-opulence

End Of Opulence

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Dax J - End Of Opulence [Monnom Black 022]

ENDLEC - KALPOSA [GENX006] 

GEN X returns with its sixth installment featuring @Endlec & labelboss Deep Dimension for a hard-hitting 5-track package. Endlec steps up with a trio of 90’s techno anthems plus a gabber-infected shoutout and an old-school acid remix by Deep Dimension. 

Vinyl release on 21 November, 2020
Pre-order via www.triplevision.nl/release/GENX006/

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[GENX006] Endlec - Kalposa / Snippets

Everything Sullied

Take & Never Give

Deep Dimension’s productions are voracious. Like heavy sonic artillery assaulting through blasting speakers, backed by punching kick drums. Searching for the essence of the 90s rave-scene, he interprets it by stripping it bare, creating an idiomatic formula for the present-day techno.

Discovering music through his dad’s record collection as a child, Jeffrey Hek started producing under the moniker Deep Dimension in 2015. Hek describes a pivotal point when realizing he searched for something non-existing in the music he played, concluding it was time to fill the gap himself. Having already played Exhale at Awakenings and Nature One, it is obvious he did the right thing. Ravey acid-stabs, twisted vocals and raw old school-samples are all ingredients he uses to conjure up the invasive, robust Deep Dimension-sound. After debuting on Rekids in 2018, he has further released on labels like Etruria, Planet Rhythm and Suara. A handful of Deep Dimension EP’s are available via Hek’s own imprint, GEN X, which also expands into other industry talents he respects and admires.

Naturally, the GEN X-style informs and flows through his DJ-sets too - as he likes to declare: “Techno, Acid, Rave - is what I stand for”. DJing since the mid 1990s, Deep Dimension is well experienced behind the decks, serving a flawless selection with the mission of pushing people’s energy further. He selects contemporary tracks capturing the feeling of the Dutch hard house- and techno-scene from the 90s, while at the same time breathing new life into classic gems he loved getting lost into during that era. Gabber and trance are always in the mix to create an uninhibited stomping trip, but you also find subtle elements of deeper progressive influences, creating a distinguished and fresh concept. Whatever you are looking for, you can rest assured - Deep Dimension will offer some real bang for your buck.