"Welcome to Ectoterrix, a haunting and desolate realm renowned across the cosmos as the Sludge Planet. Its surface is a somber stretch of thick, obsidian-hued sludge that extends beyond the horizon. The air hangs heavy with a damp, earthy aroma that clings to all it encounters. Once vibrant ecosystems on this planet have succumbed to the relentless advance of this sludge, leaving behind an eerily still panorama.
The sludge here transcends mere filth or waste; it possesses an eerie sentience, a collective consciousness that pulses through its dense currents. This living sludge adapts, moving like an immense, sluggish organism in response to its surroundings. The terrain is in a constant state of flux, reshaped by the sludge reacting to subtle energy currents coursing through the planet's core. All travelers to this land are cautioned to tread warily, as the sludge's depths can ensnare unsuspecting creatures."

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Nick Burgess is a student of Detroit, prioritizing the groove while seamlessly weaving between deep acidic Techno hypnosis and punishing Industrial sonics. In the short time since making his debut, Nick has played every hour of the night across notable Detroit venues such as Leland City Club, Marble Bar and Tangent Gallery as well as making appearances at the Tec-Troit Electronic Music Festival and the Lollapalooza after party circuit in Chicago. He has shared the bill with the likes of Skee Mask, Headless Horseman, Black Asteroid, BMG, Terrence Dixon, The Brvtalist, and Underground Resistance artists like Mark Flash and Esteban Adame. As a producer, his hypnotic and abrasive productions have been released through labels PITS, Junted, Detroit Underground, Ominous Earth, Collapsed Structures and his co-owned label, Apocalypse Rave Culture.

Outlander aka Marcos Salon is a name that should ring a bell with any discerning house and techno lover. Figurehead of the glory days of R&S, creator of ‘The Vamp’, which sounds just as fresh today as it did upon release 26 years ago, and allround studio wizard involved in such diverse projects as Liasons-D, In-D, TZ, Telepaticos and the man behind the mastering of cutting edge house label We Play House Recordings. Marcos has never stopped being busy with music, and recently he decided to bring his Outlander sounds back on stage with a killer live set consisting of a bunch of his gems from the last 25 years. Energetic, raving, musical and utterly danceable, the Outlander live is just what you need to get the dancefloor into a state of raving bliss. A revival of things past? As far as Marcos is concerned the spirit of the oldskool has never left!

Releases on:
Night Gaunt
Discarded Records
Seith Communiti
Moral Defeat

Also DJ as Houseplant Paradise

~ unusual as usual ~

sound addict without limits back from the death



There is no god, only people using the others' need of finding purpose in their insignificant existence.

There is no satan neither, satan is creation of the "holy" people to keep the believers scared, and thus easily controlled, obeying the true demons which those preachers serve - also people like you and me.

Hell is real, and it is on Earth. If you don't get what I mean, you are either part of the lucky minority or too stupid, or probably both.

The true evil does not like those educated in a way to be able to tell right from wrong without their shepherd.

Being kind to all and everything is purpose good enough. The evil always comes as an angel of light and gradually prevails. Those who truly believe that their purpose is to lead the others in the right direction are to be feared the most.

Providing proper education is fighting against evil. Perhaps your mother or first grade teacher is the real hero - those who fight in wars kill people.

p.s. They might say I'm fucked up.  Some like and pay to watch movies that scare them shitless, often involving a lot of blood and murder – isn’t that fucked up? These days, I can listen to 70-80s and nowadays truly good music more and more rarely. Actually, I have never had my own TV. Тhe TV news I catch in friends or relatives usually make me sad. It seems most people are interested in others' suffering more than anything else - the majority of them definitely deserve their faith.

p.s.2 This is my current view and I don't pretend it is right. It might change, everything changes.

"Le temps détruit tout."

Upcoming Dates:

Oct. 11 - Detroit

Oct. 13 - Detroit

October 17 - TBA (camping)

October 25 - TBA (warehouse)

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