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Sunglasses at Night

Sunglasses at Night (Black Devil Disco Club Vocal)

Bloodsport

Sneaky Sound System

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Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch - Best of 00-10

Madonna - Into The Groove (Sticky & Sweet Tour Studio Version)

Pre Millennium Tension

Makes Me Wanna Die

Liminal

Creeper

shrines

crawlersout

MMXVI-The 30th Anniversary Collection (Remastered)

Tubular Bells (2016 Remaster)

Desire / No Tears

No Tears

Swimming Pool

Ash & Ice

Doing It To Death

Supernature (instrumental)

Supernature (Instrumental CLIMAX edit)

Recorded, written and performed by Wesley Eisold at home in Los Angeles CA in February 2012.

Cold Cave - A Little Death to Laugh

In the cold and frosty beginning of 2013, Trouble & Bass brings you another black and devious package designed to blow up discerning dance floors. The No Future EP contains five quick and dirty tracks brought to you by Strange VIP, the production alias of T&B crewmember The Captain 666. As Strange VIP, he combines his background in the East Coast hardcore scene, his love of black metal and horror/Sci-Fi movies and his obsession with modern-day rap and R&B into a haunting future hiphop vision that’s strictly for the possessed.

No Future kicks off with the moody alien invasion of “Funeral at Skyland Mountain”, a wet dream starring Agent Scully, clever flips and a snake pit full of crispy-ass snares. Things only get harder from here, as “Back to H3ll” warps your mind with monstrous synth stabs and samples that already sent Freddy and Jason running back to the parking lot. “Take Me From Heaven” continues the onslaught, warping heavy riffs into a driving trap banger perfect for your dropped Caddy or Juggalo funeral procession. Medieval movie choirs—on some Angels & Demons shit y’all—give “When I Die” a huge dramatic flair that will shock the ravers, before the EP closes out with the seriously cinematic “No One Left”, just over three minutes of murder and mayhem set to a Dirty South tempo.

Shot through with screams and scary laughs, this is one release that’s more twisted than Bushwick Bill’s worst nightmare, with not a “Hey” or “Damn son, where’d you find this” in sight. Strap in and join us on this bizarre ride to the dark side, but don’t forget your security blanket.

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