The Outside Agency & Mindustries - The Immobilizer

Following on from his slammin' FYPM EP, Tymon is back with another massive release in the form of "The Revenant EP". A dark atmosphere is felt across this entire release, produced with the help of some analogue synthesizers and other hardware equipment, this EP smashes sonically. From the deep bass in "Kruger", piercing leads in "Monstermoog" dark & screaming synths in "This is Drugs" and the 8bit madness in "My Domain"...The Revenant EP is a sick and twisted, dark journey.

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Tymon ft Bloodievoice - This Is Drugs

The third chapter in discjockeymatt’s saga, vol.3 is a seismic leap forward—both in ambition and execution. Building on the raw energy of the previous volumes, this release dives deeper into elemental techno, where sound becomes substance and rhythm becomes ritual.

Compared to its predecessors, vol.3 is a masterclass in techno evolution. The mix is tighter, the transitions sharper, and the sound design more immersive. It’s not just another installment—it’s a statement. Discjockeymatt has leveled up, and the results are undeniable.

Whether you're deep in the underground or just discovering the pulse of techno, vol.3 is a journey worth taking—raw, refined, and relentlessly forward-moving.

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zonedout - WEBCORE TRACK 631 (prod. phntmzn bR)

Producer, Written-By Alexandre Dujardin & Fab Molia

Mastered by Musicmastering.nl

Artwork by Kevin Robbens

Compiled by Xaero

Doomed Industry III

TRM-VA-030 Densha Crisis - Future_0 (Prequel)

Change Everything / Dissolvement / Heavy Ordnance

Dissolvement

Horsepowder EP

Guy On Rope Laughing Out Loud (Old School Mix)

The Outside Agency is back with another edition of their infamous Goes Noord vs. The Rest of the World series. The fourth instalment features collabs off of TOA's Scenocide 404 with totally bad dudes like Mindustries, Deathmachine, Dither and Fracture 4. All tracks are sitting pretty between 150 and 160 BPM. True semi-industrial beats for those that know.

The Outside Agency & Deathmachine - Neurosurgery

We wanted the first Genosha release to be something very special. It had to be. We’re probably more concerned about the statements we try to make on (and with) our releases than anyone else; or than anyone else thinks we are. (Or should be.) After Cardiac made us the amazing offer to start our own label we had no clue as to what to do with this opportunity. They suggested doing something like Deathchant. We can probably do Deathchant, but that wasn’t really what we were into or wanted to do. I wanted to put out tracks like Dirty, Acid Track #1, Macrossed and our Theeq and Fracture 4 remixes. I wanted to release the slower dark stuff we were both into. Hidden was of the same mind. We finished Puddle Dynamics and Dark Serenity about five months before the first Genosha release came out. The four tracks we had amounted to a good opening statement as far as we were concerned.

The reason for our delay in releasing this was that we couldn’t come up with a name for the label. We are extremely picky about names. We went through an insane amount of names before we could agree on one. The only thing we could agree on that we would call it ‘recordings’ instead of ‘records’, because we’re drum & bass like that. We’re not just picky; we’re also both very stubborn about our work and can have very dissimilar creative ideas. This does not make picking a name for a label easy. Everything sucked as far as we were concerned. Finally Genosha hit us. I can’t even remember how long it had been on our list anymore, but we both liked it. We could finally move on to the artwork.

Hidden does all our artwork. I don’t even try. We definitely didn’t want anything that would look like a typical hardcore record. We initially had a very dark design with tons of black and some dark greenish color. We ended up inverting it and it looked awesome. Very non-hardcore, so perfect for us. I suggested There Can Be Only None as the title for the EP because it is both humorous and ambiguous. Something we always try to achieve in our titles. We also decided to continue the trend we started on BMR 003 and add so-called ‘end-bits’, as we call them, to all of the tracks. These end-bits are usually a comment on the track, the release, life itself, us, our fans, our enemies, the industry or sometimes we simply think they’re so funny that we have to share them with the world.

We initially pressed up a limited amount of copies because we had no clue as to how it would do. I mean, this was a pretty complex release. We were pleased as punch when we learned it quickly had to be repressed. This was the start of Genosha Recordings.

Side-note: Ruffneck is really into The Weather in My Mind.
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Written and produced by DJ Hidden and Eye-D 

The Outside Agency - Dark Serenity

Originally released on vinyl only as part of the 'It's So Pure' 12" on Hardcore Basic.

Now available for FREE @ www.love-hz.co.uk as part of the Old Flames series!

The Girl With Green Eyes

Somniac One's fourth EP for PRSPCT XTRM is a love song to hardcore of yore, featuring two nostalgic original tracks and a hellfire remix of Party In My Head anthem 'Kill Everyone' by the one and only Deathmachine. 

Somniac One's intense atmospheres and sledgehammer kicks get a euphoric lick on 'The Grand Awokening', a tribute to the millennium hardcore sound this industrial warrior was raised on. 'Hard Synths '92' meanwhile takes cues from even further back down the timeline, marrying early rave stabs and sentiment with Somniac One's thoroughly modern sound design and identifiable signature. 

Technically skilled and hard as nails, Deathmachine then breaks the back of Somniac One's much loved 2018 banger 'Kill Everyone', delivering a crossbreed mutant remix that's gonna slay dance floors all over again.

Tracklist:
01: The Grand Awokening
02: Kill Everyone (Deathmachine Remix)
03: Hard Synths '92

Hitting the streets on both vinyl and digital format's on Friday November 20th 2020.

Somniac One - Rendered Fat EP (PRSPCTXTRM054)Out Nov 20th 2020

PRSPCT Recordings

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