M. Skarheden, emerging from the darkest forests of Sweden, began delving into the realm of electronic dance music in the late 90s. His journey into the scene was marked by attending countless parties and amassing a diverse collection of music spanning numerous styles. Although he has held a residency at Club Showtime, M. Skarheden primarily identifies as a "bedroom DJ." 

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This set is characterized by a suggestive, grinding, and industrial sound, embodying the essence of what he believe the EBM/techno genre is all about.

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https://soundcloud.com/m-skarheden

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Tracklist:

Imperial Black Unit - God, ceinture & miséricorde (club edit)
Termination 800 - ritual of extermination ( Evil dust remix)
Downwell - On the silk road
Incendie - Imminent decay
Metakross - Breath
Revolt - Multidisciplinary denial (Endless nothing remix)
Mind/Matter - Lápostat
Nghtly - Take a revenge again
Red devill - Abandoned gates (Magnum opus remix)
Zenau - Shadow Sanctuary
Bask - Kreuzigen
Hanged man x kimisma - 
Substencia - Pervasive ignorance ( The undertaker´s tapes remix)
Evil dust - Stopped by force
Extase urbaine - Hide in the light (Alpha sect remix)

From Hell to Disco - #019 - M.Skarheden

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This space is open for everyone to express themselves through the storytelling of their sets—a musical journey dedicated to exploring the realms of Dark/Minimal/Synth/Cold Wave, Post-punk, EBM, Industrial, New Beat, Italo Body, Electro, Techno and all shades of dark music with a disco twist. 🔥🪩

For mix submissions, please send all requests to: fromhelltodisco@gmail.com

Daymon (he/him) (aka, Luct Melod) hails from Illinois, USA. He makes dark music heavily influenced by post-industrial and EBM sounds. He objects to the status quo that promotes violence, exploitation, and terror to serve the interests of a few. He has an affinity for DOS-based trackers, obscure EBM vinyl, and the 1995 film Hackers.

From Hell to Disco - #019 - M.Skarheden

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