Pretty old and pretty new stuff that's been on our Private Account for some time now. A lot of these projects are lost so the best idea was to share it as a public playlist. It is what it is :)

Manics Archive - It is what it is (2009-2025)

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Soda

Inspired by a nightmare i had.  The sounds of distant booms and chains swinging, together with gasps and sighs in the room, finishing wih women singing, when I awoke the clock said 0300

Dominion 3am

This track was written after, once again, being lied to by a woman. (sorry ladies, but it was).  Its a kind of anti-lovesong and features samples depicting how i felt at that point.  The aggressive nature of the synth riffs in the latter part of the track sums up my anger that week, I deliberately made the synths scraping to the senses. Also i had watched Woodstock the previous evening and felt compelled to include a guitar at the beginning.

This No Love Song

A very violent aggressive piece based on my favourite book of the same name by the Marquis De Sade.  The piece begins with the 4 aristocrats advising their poor unfortunate subjects that they are now prisoners of them, to be subjected to unspeakable horrors at their will.  The prisoners are then subjected to 3 months of torture, degradation and abuse before being killed.  The song contains samples from the film 'Salo' by Pier Paulo Pasolini which has been reviled the world over since its release.(Pasolini was beaten to death for making this film)  Do Not Listen If Easily Offended.

120 Days Of Sodom

A joint effort between myself and Belgian DJ/Producer R-Kore.  Inspired by the brutality in Vietnam and Burma.  The vision behind this piece is of a jungle village being attacked by mercenaries and the violence and horror that ensues.  Technical manipulation of kickdrums and breakbeats was a main factor of this project.

Let You Go

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