Forthcoming on the new imprint: "PROJECT TRENDKILL".

38 minutes of un-compromised no-nonsense drum and bass music.

1. Riot
2. Revenge
3. Snowed In
4. Slingshot
5. Nightcrawler
6. Mode-M
7. Sociopath
8. Lounge Act

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Gridlok and Prolix - Riot - Crissy Criss's Ace Of Clubs

Half of SURG3 ⚡️

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Hard techno from the underground.
Bouncy, dark, and full throttle — Delivering relentless energy for all ravers, Surg3 brings raw, bouncy hard techno built to crush dancefloors and shake sound systems. 

Surg3 drops the first installment of GrooveRider Sessions — a no-holds-barred, bounce-infused hard techno ride made for dark rooms, fast nights, and early-morning come-ups. If you like pounding kicks, distorted textures, and body-moving rhythms, this one’s for you.
🎚️ Turn it up. Ride the groove. Share the energy.

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BEFORE EDM THERE WAS EBM 😉

I am breathing electronic music since late 70s and that's over 45 years now. From Kraftwerk, Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, Depeche Mode, Erasure, Yazoo, Alphaville, Men without Hats, Nitzer Ebb, Die Krupps, Front 242, Anne Clark, Camouflage, Gary Numan, OMD, Apopytygma Berzerk and even the Commodore 64 demo & break dance scene to more contemporary Electronic music artists, I witnessed the evolution of Electronic music, which basically means I am an old fart and consider myself an authority in this music genre 😵 Currently I listen DnB almost exclusively. But I do not like to restrict myself at all, enjoying flavors like Electronica, Trance, Psytrance, Tech House, Dubstep, Deep House, Future Pop, Trap, Techno, UK Bass and of course EBM/Industrial as well.

What you will find in my likes and playlists is the top of the crop in Electronic Music, I will  absolutely not list any bullshit. A track I have not listed might be just that: Bullshit, just mediocre or an artistic gem which I haven't discovered yet.

product of skateboarding culture, urban misfit, and generally social deviant, this dj has roots in death metal, punk rock and industrial. a move to Florida in the early 90s and Inroduction to gangsta rap, namely Dr Dre's the chronic fueled even more eclectic and diverse aural input culminating around mid late 90s with the central Florida breakbeat/rave scene. building a foundation in 808 bass and building shaking sonic pleasure, incogneto felt the vibe of the jungle and drum n bass scene immediately. turntables and vinyl became an obsession as well as other formats for reproduction. his sets include the hardest hitting and urban sounding, bass heavy with as many mind altering snare riffs or Tom fills as anyone can stand. add some vocals from legends like biggie, dre, easy-e, to name a few and you'll have a good grasp of this d.j's focus. always ready to throw down some wax. always in the mood for conversation about music and culture. 
I post mixes regularly, and have been in the lab, giving production a solid try. 
thanks for listening. hit the like button even if you don't.  just do it. 
incogneto🎧