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Omen Phenomenon

A raw fusion of broken beats, gritty textures, and hypnotic synth layers — a sonic maze built for late-night explorers.

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Tracklist

Electronic Experienced - No. 303 [Basement]
Ironik - Fantasy (Dark Mix) [Deep Seven]
International Rude Boyz - Paragone [Formation]
DJ Krome & Mr Time - The Slammer (Nookie remix) [Suburban Base]
Johnny Jungle - Flammable (Cloud 9 Mix) [Suburban Base]
Tango - Future Followers (VIP Mix) [Tango & Ratty - TR004]
Ed Rush - Bludclot Artattack [No U-Turn]
Noise Factory - Future II (The Remix) [3rd Party]
Windmill - Enchantment [Modern Urban Jazz]
Love Dove Jay - Body Risers [E-Man]
Formula 7 - War Cries [Quayside]

17th September 1993

Ratty - Fusion - 17th September 1993

Paul Cronin's take on Apogee Breaks Kekke

Apogee Breaks -Kekke だいすき - Cronin's Rave Generator Rmx - Beatport 27th nov

NICKY ALLEN Hold Your Head Up High (master Edit) MASTERED 1

LIMITED EDITION PROMO
Featuring tracks from the forthcoming compilation : BOOYAKA!
Also includes exclusive tracks unavaiable anywhere else!

BOOPLATES!1 LIMITED EDITION PROMO

DJ Mark C - Take It Easy

So the boys from Paranoid Recordings have forced me out of retirement to make a tune for their latest piece of plastic. 

Preorder on qrates here: https://bit.ly/2yxv8PA

Its a cross between both versions of Lord of The Null Lines, with random game samples from my favourite 90's games chucked over the top of it.

Pre order it now please if you do you're in with a chance of me remixing one of your favourite old skool tunes, just message me with proof of purchase and I will pop your name in the hat.

Simon Harris - Fucking Rip Off Man (Soundcloud Version)

NAD #53 (24 Bit Wav)

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“The whole vibe was dark, the DJs were just trying to out-do each other with darker and darker tunes and it just didn’t seem like people were really enjoying themselves. So I stopped going to raves after that night” – That was pretty much where we left Nathan Ova Doce during our last interview. For Nathan, the raves were about the uplifting rushes, the parties with the happy, smiley people. Those bouncy tunes with the uplifting melodies and sped up vocals. When the darkside came, Nathan lost his enthusiasm and moved into other scenes. But he never lost his faith in the culture. “I carried on borrowing the Amiga off my mate Jez, just making tunes for fun. I would make about a C90’s worth of tunes every year. That wasn’t 90 minutes of new tunes, I may start a tune, revisit it, make another bounce and have a load of differing versions by the end of the year. The scene and the music was advancing constantly and so rapidly back then. I carried on doing my radio show on the pirate station but the station had changed from FMBR to Magic FM, but surprisingly, it was still being broadcast from the same location, the farm! But after the raid, the DTI had taken the turntables and all the records, so all we could use were cassette players and tapes, so I would often play my experiments as they were all recorded onto cassette”. Nathan still has recordings of these shows, very hissy recordings that have lasted 30 years. And on some of these recordings are various tracks that appear on this EP as well as his previous EP for Vinyl Fanatiks. I recently shared one of these recordings on the labels Facebook page, and someone commented that they too also use to play on Magic FM in Walsall after the station left the farmhouse and moved into the city high rises, around 1994. Through comments left by replies made by Nathan, it became apparent that the owner of the station went on to be quite a face in the pirate circles as well as being the first person in the UK to be given an injunction to stop him ‘causing a nuisance’ as this article that reported on the case in the Birmingham Post clarifies:

‘In the first case of its kind, the Commercial Radio Companies Association has been granted a permanent injunction against Paul Hutchings, the man behind ‘Magic FM’ in Walsall. Mr Hutchings had twice been convicted by Walsall Magistrates Court of being involved in the running of an unlicensed pirate radio station. The convictions had been obtained by the Radiocommunications Agency. In October last year, Mr Hutchings was fined £600 and ordered to pay pounds £400 costs by Walsall magistrates. They also ordered he should forfeit his equipment. ‘He appeared to have taken the view that it was cheaper and easier to run the risk of criminal convictions and fines than to apply and pay for a licence from the Radio Authority, as legal radio broadcasters are obliged to do,’ said the CRCA. ‘Because criminal sanctions had failed to deter Mr Hutchings, the CRCA brought a civil action against him for public nuisance.’ It therefore granted a permanent injunction against Mr Hutchings, meaning that if he is involved in pirate radio broadcasting in the future he will be in contempt of court, and run the risk of going to prison’.

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2. Ova Doce 'Lifetime Mission' - Vinyl Fanatiks - VFS031 - 192mp3 clip

It all started in 1992 when he started collecting all the Yaman mix tapes then progressing onto buying Technics 1200s in 1993... Fast forward to 2014 and he brought a computer with a midi keyboard and started producing 1992 style rave tracks and got signed to Kode 5 Recordings... Still collecting rave records and producing to this day.