Gore Tech - Futurphobia (12" EP / CD Album) 
Out Now - 12" EP / CD Album / Digital / Poster 
Ad Noiseam (adn185) 

Buy Your Copy Here: http://www.adnoiseam.net/news/announcing-gore-tech-s-futurphobia-adn185

www.gore-tech.net

03. Gore Tech - Optical Hybrid - Preview (Ad Noiseam)

THE LIBERATOR take a step out of what you know and just feel peace love n harmony
 with a boogle squat for fun enjoy the ride remember people are not profiles always nature creates the technology  simbiots  no war co existensce every one has a right and a dream so make and create
individualist anarchist spiritualism dragon and lioness galactic warfrequencys dualistic  battles for infinity ninjas and darkstar politics jesus lucifer and venus omni-iverses and multi dimentionists transformers and automatons micro macroism the melting point of existence om ra cha bio's and machines vessels and voids

what is anarchism without godism

all art work is mine thereofore copywrited by my fair hand and machine so no theft support independents and decents 







a passion fanatic of heavy music since age 13. i tried the motown sounds at first, but realized that it wasn't what i was looking for. i listened to the sounds of grand funk, deep purple, steppenwolf, but all of them seemed to be missing something. i didn't know exactly what it was, because i'd never heard it. then, magically "the Wizard" passed by, when i heard black sabbath i instantly knew it was was what i was seeking. i evolved and conformed as times changed but stayed incredibally true to metal in most forms. (except l.a. glam) i was passionate about that too, i hated It!!! still do to this day! then i caught godflesh on their 1st u.s. tour. i really didn't know what to think of them. it was alien to me but i didn't not like it. then i heard "like rats" on a compilation cassette and dug it. broadrick has continued to amaze me ever since. i'm now suffering from metal fatigue being a geezer and all. but heavy electronic music has saved me, and i now listen to junga, 'ardcore, gabber, drum and bass,darkstep and of course just about everything that broadrick has touched (and that's a sizable library). the man has been light years ahead of everybody since napalm death. i collect  everything jk flesh and k-mart. love i'd love to hear from any other fans. update: i am now a HUGE fan of dark electronica and can't get enough!

I'm a digital artist who makes music visuals. I repost what I like. And like what inspires me.

Just a random listener of GOOD Music :p

-
Neurofunk Dn'B
Breakcore
Ragga/Hardtek
DeathStep
Happy Hardcore
Hardcore
Classic
J-Core
Chillout // Jazz
Ambient

Gore Tech - ドラムとベース
Music Producer / Sound Designer / Label Owner
Electronic Music For The Futurphobic™

Bookings - www.varispeed.eu/artists/goretech/

Contact: info[at]gore-tech.net
Website: www.gore-tech.net

EXE Project / Ad Noiseam / Peace Off  / PRSPCT Recordings / Murder Channel / Ohm Resistance / 
Metal Blade Records / Sonic Terror / RUFF