Scott Move - Interlude Request (JK FLESH REMIX)

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Scott Move - Interlude Request (JK FLESH REMIX)

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JK FLESH is the pseudonym employed by Justin K Broadrick for his work within heavy techno/electronica - a form of mutant techno that is informed by industrial, dub, 90's drum and bass & power electronics. Justin initially used this pseudonym in Techno-Animal with co-conspirator Kevin Martin (The Bug)
Justin is known for his history as GODFLESH, JESU, FINAL, ZONAL (formerly Techno-Animal), etc, and for writing the music/guitar on Side A of the legendary 'Scum' album by Napalm Death)

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!