Name: defce ss/18 by DEFCE
Duration: 54 min 10 s
Description: A compile of DEFCE live sets from the late 2018 season. Look forward to seeing y'all at Trash-o-lade, room II!

VLAD MOUSE ANTICORE 01 Syndrome A2

In 2014 I created a tribute mix for the music of Mouse and No Name (also known as Auto-Psy and Erase Head, or "The Michelson Sisters"). It spread around the internet quite quickly, was re-posted by many famous DJs and producers (and other people), and is by far my most listened-to mix - all plays combined, it has something like 18,000 plays in total.
As the point of my tribute mixes is to put music from the past that is often overlooked or pushed aside in favor of other (and probably lesser) music into view again, I hope with that mix I maybe succeeded a bit.
But the output of these marvelous producers is more vast than what could be featured in one mix.
So it was due time to do a follow-up to the original mix, many years later, that focused on other output by these two - who are, in my opinion, two of the best, most creative, and most awe-aspiring producers ever!
To give a bit of background and info to Mouse and No Name for those who might not be familiar with them yet (but how could that be possible?) I included the text I wrote for my original mix, too:

i have always been intrigued by the music of stella and poka michelson. to me, it is some of the most complex, complicated, intelligent music ever made. levels and levels of beats; noize; ambiance; abstraction; is built on top of each other. they're so far away from the "dumb gabber" and "speedcore" most people think of when the word 'hardcore' is mentioned. is this hardcore? is that even techno? it is more like art - real art, abstract, maybe it would belong more to a gallery, a museum, than to a party were people dance - if museums wouldn't be so boring!
i can't find many artists that could compare to this. the sheer level of complexity is overwhelming. some of the best somatic responses productions could compare - in complexity and experimentation of sounds. or the most intricate construction of underground PCP via acardipane. yet, maybe it is not right to compare this music - as it plays in its own universe. frantic noise, shrill, alien screams - often driven home by a powerful bassdrums, and killer punctured beats and hits. for some reason, i never compared this so much with other music, but to other forms of art, movies, pictures. this would fit well to dystopian cyberpunk picture, an onslaught of screeching robots pacing through a destroyed, wrecked industrial wasteland.
there are so many things i am missing in most hardcore that are in the michelsons' productions; changes of beats, tempo, complex track structures with many twists, beginnings, endings, turnarounds. lengthy intros of weird noises, laughter, ambient drones. some michelson records fetch high sums at collectors at this time, and rightfully so.
while many other of their contemporary artists around their decades became quite "famous" by now, known also to the dreaded "gabber" and "breakcore" crowd, the michelson sisters still seem to be kind of a secret hint, with a cult following. yet, they are already legends, in their regard, in their own way.

Tracklisting: 

01. No Name - Control
02. Auto-Psy - Ovoide
03. Erase Head - Dead
04. No Name - Latex
05. Auto-Psy - If
06. Auto-Psy - Andropose
07. Erase Head - Terzog
08. No Name - Message
09. Auto-Psy - Clear
10. Auto-Psy - T4
11. No Name - 0.Vin I
12. Mouse - Davakint
13. No Name - 001100010
14. Mouse - Boîte À Musique
15. Mouse - Temporis
16. Mouse - Vitrine
17. Mouse - Untitled 1
18. Mouse - Otoctone
19. No Name - Reaktion

Low Entropy - Tribute Mix To Mouse And No Name Part 2

RABID CHILDREN 04 / 2023

Boosted the EQ a bit as I was compensating for bass on the mixer.
The first 8 mins didn't get recorded.
All tracks (besides the La Foudre remix) made in a hectic 7 days before the party.

http://cybercity.entity.be

Atomhead live @ CyberCity 31.05.14 Rector / Gent

PCP is one of my favourite music labels. That is because of the way they've experimented with music that we now call hardcore. For me, PCP is not only the name of a pioneer label, but also a way to describe the all embracing sound they stand for. In order to keep remembering what that sound is, I've started to make a series of mixes, constisting of tracks we should not forget. This is the first one.

Tracklist:

Hypnotizer - The Light Is Leaving
RPO - 1991 (Next School mix)
Mescalinum United - Into Mekong Centre (MekongScoremix)
T-Bone Castro - Radical Padrone(Legal 12 Version)
Voyage Sur Vinyl - Voyage a Travers La Musique de XTC
Mescalinum United - Vs. Evil 
T-Bone Castro - Urban Partyzan
Unknown Artist - B Untitled (Countdown II)
Brain In A Box - 96-Rave
Planet Phuture - 2017
Dag Tribe - Highway No. 1 (Westcoast mix)
Two Tonys - Organ Bitch
Barracuda - Braineaters (Mover Mix)
KS Project - B Untitled (TF 102)
Dark Hero - A Untitled (TF 101)
Evidence - Resist
Disintegrator - Lock On Target
The Mover & Lunatic Asylum - Speed Surfer
Slam Burt - A Untitled (ss22)
Terrorists - Paranoia
Terrorists - Hardcore Will Never Die 





Li-Z - 2014 pt 1  Return to 2017 - Rooted In Darkness

Decomposition De Luxe

my mix for the next release of tri-p records 
this is the playlist from the mix 

1 low entropy anybody out there
2 creepy horror music ????
3 sauerktraut they're back
4 Brainiac - The Rhyme Goes On 
5 The Clucks and MoOngiT - The Itchy Birding 
6 DJRadium Smiley LSD
7 two terrorists I Come From Brooklyn
8 mutoid the necronomicon 
9 tieum tchernobeat 1
10 fist of fury il tourne en boucle
11 audio suicide straightjacket
12 traffik Incriminating Evidence
13 dj producer and the deathmachine Hallucinations
14 the speed freak Mad-Cow Zombie-Trash
15 geoff da chef Incomplete…
16 fracture 4 Track With A French Sample
17 the hardcore fiends noise
18 the weapon protect
19 hedonist bug detected
20 ???????? Outcast clan 
21 Disciples Of Belial Goat Of Mendes
22 No Name Applicable Night Of Redemption
23 blaerg chrystalline.cellvid

dj raxfu  harakiri sound sytem for release vinyl tri-p04

Death Cascade - Turbologism On HardSoundRadio-HSR.

Home page: www.hardersound.net
App: www.android.hardersound.net
Event: http://www.hardersound.net/shows

Death Cascade - Turbologism On HardSoundRadio-HSR

https://www.discogs.com/fr/label/4649-Cavage
https://www.discogs.com/fr/label/9001-No-Tek-Records
https://www.discogs.com/fr/label/14719-Explore-Toi

David Ghetto - Cavage No-Tek Explore Toi

A compile of DEFCE live sets from the late 2018 season. Look forward to seeing y'all at Trash-o-lade, room II!

defce ss/18

HFK, Trackloader - Z

For most people, death is an uncomfortable subject that they’d prefer not to dwell on, but the end of our time on this earth is an inevitability we all must accept. It’s important to face death head-on so that we can come to terms not just with our eventual passing, but also with what happens after we take our final breath. Because whether we like it or not, every single one of us is someday going to die, get dug up, and then be forcefully molested.

There’s just no avoiding it. There will come a day when you cease to exist, your remains are placed beneath the soil, and your embalmed corpse is exhumed and lovingly fondled by a stranger. It will happen to you and everybody you know, and there’s not a thing that can be done about it.

No matter what we do with our lives, death, followed by disinterment and repeated, ritualistic defilement, comes for us all.

This is, understandably, a hard truth for some people to accept. After all, no one likes to envision themselves dying, much less having their body dragged out of the dirt and felt up by some sick degenerate. But surely it’s better to acknowledge this reality than it is to live a life of fear, dreading the day you’ll be buried for a few hours before being unearthed by a lust-crazed drifter who passionately sniffs at your groin and takes a few photos before heaving you back into your burial plot with your clothes on backward.

The very idea of this can be enough to keep a person awake at night, which is a tragedy. Trust me: No amount of lost sleep is going to stop a lonely grave digger from jimmying open your casket, dragging your cadaver back to his shack, outfitting you in his deceased wife’s favorite dress, running his hands up and down your desiccated frame, and planting a trembling kiss on your cold, blood-drained lips every night before he goes to sleep.

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

Granted, the particulars of one’s death and subsequent molestation can vary considerably. You might donate your body to science, in which case a sexually frustrated medical student could sneak into the lab in the middle of the night, maneuver you into a position of his choosing, and then vigorously slap and manipulate every last inch of your anatomy. Or perhaps one day you will simply pass on due to old age, at which point a depraved man will slip the morgue technician 20 bucks in exchange for an hour alone with you, propping you up in a chair and staring into your clouded, unblinking eyes while he plays with himself. Then he’ll cut off your hair and fingernails to make some sort of freakish collage when he returns home, and that will be that.

And if you’re cremated, it pretty much goes without saying that someone’s eventually going to break into your heirs’ home under cover of darkness and ejaculate into the urn containing your incinerated remains.

No matter how you ultimately depart your mortal flesh and then have it violated, you can take some measure of comfort knowing your final destination is no different from anyone else’s, including all the truly great men and women who have passed through this world: William Shakespeare, Frederick Douglass, Mother Teresa, John Lennon, Eleanor Roosevelt, and so many more. The same thing happened to all of them: They all lived and died, and were then ripped from the earth and positioned spread-eagle on the ground, posthumously fulfilling God knows how many inexpressibly perverse fantasies. Just as you will.

It is simply the natural cycle at work. Why, even as we speak, someone is being born, another is perishing, and thousands of human remains are being tenderly licked, caressed, and probed by backwoods recluses.

So shrink not from your death and desecration, friends! That day will most assuredly come, but what of it? Until it does, live. Laugh, play, dance, fall in love with someone who truly cares about you and whose splayed corpse will someday be profaned atop your own adjacent burial mound.

For, as a wise man once said, he who lives fully is prepared to die and have his naked, putrefying corpse draped over his own headstone for a night of the most brutal befoulment by a gang of necrophilic Satanists.

DEFCE is the combined efforts of American artists, DeQualia and SHVLFCE. Long time friends who's creative synergy organically aligns as DeQualia's lush and reserved approach tames SHVLFCE's primordial aggression to come together and form the perfect beast. Their collaboration represents a unique palette conveyed through a multitude of mediums and forms. From hosting the first US appearance of The Sect at their immersive techno event, "So Fucking Future," to production in visual and fashion design, there's no range of composition off limits for DEFCE.

Their first premier in the audio realm, DEFCE announces the release of their upcoming album, "Subdermal." A deep-seeded appreciation for the emergent and subtle nature of techno, applied to the quantum detail of drum and bass production, has yielded a highly expressive body of sound best characterized as "drumcode." Drumcode seeps into the landscape of dark electronic music, morphing the shadows of its predecessors and coating the future with its nuclear strata.

Dead but making eye contact.

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