The smooth bass of this track belies its dark interior. Like a Werewolf Disco Party, this song comes at you from lots of different directions. Just when you thought you understood what was going on, another sonic disturbance comes your way and you're back in the infinite drums quantum realm. Looptastic.

The Omega Directive

Harken the largest bass sound in your experience. Harken Still as the melodies flow over you, around you, inside you. This absolutely massive track from SystemDisco is anchored with subterranean and quite frightening bass, complemented expertly with distorted pads. Marvel at the plucked lyre as it supplants. Enjoy as the vocal bites. Rest up, for this sweat inducing beat will require you to Harken Still...

Harken Still

In these dark days we need to hold tight to the good still left. As the beat drops and the bassline thunders, let yourself be swept away by the dark, brooding energy. With SystemDisco's trademark variation, percussive heavy loops, The Good Still Left never strays from bewildering. Irreverent vocal samples from across the media landscape add a confounding aspect. A track for the mystical hours of the night, surrender to the all-consuming rhythm of this music.

The Good Still Left

Systemdisco's 'Pace' is a deep house track that encapsulates its title through every beat and melody. With a rhythm that pulses like the steady flow of a nighttime drive, it sets a tempo that carries you forward with relentless, yet smooth energy. Melodic elements weave through the percussive backdrop, each note stepping lightly but purposefully, dictating a dancefloor's dynamic movement. 'Pace' manages to be both understated and vibrant, crafting a soundscape that drives, jogs, and sprints through the expanses of electronic music

Pace

Oblivion: a state of being forgotten or unknown—complete nothingness. This dark, brooding melody slowly builds, then collapses under its own weight, pulling the listener into its void. Heaving bass, ethereal strings, and relentless percussion meld together, dragging the audience deeper into the abyss. Featuring a haunting vocal fragment from long-time collaborator 'Squeak,' the track introduces a fleeting glimmer of light, only to accentuate the overwhelming descent into oblivion.

Oblivion

Billed as SystemDisco's last ever track. Taking in his lifetime of music and pouring his soul into a bassline so deep you're on the other side of the planet. The world is crashing around us. Can we Rebuild This World?

Rebuild This World

Welcome to the 176th track written by Benjamin Styles Lawless, AKA SystemDisco in this, his latest incarnation. Using the twisted vocal snippet of his long-time muse "SQK", SystemDisco serves up a melodic blend of bass, piano and hihat meltdown. Like SystemDisco himself, this track just gets better and better...

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Epic, hyperbolic, chaotic. A Riot in Tokyo seems impossible, but if it occurs, this will be its sonic signature. Heavy, dense, confusion reigning. A visceral cut defies explaining. SystemDisco layers heat, beats, treats and more than a few sonic feats in this hard hitting, pulsating ever-changing audio journey. Pick a side, full riot gear or molotov cocktail in hand, either way, you’re going to get mashed in the Riot in Tokyo.

Riot In Tokyo

Big, brash and bold: Cosmology takes no prisoners. Like the study of the universe that it is named after, this track goes everywhere. Buzzing basslines, ethereal vocals, hectic drummage, this beat has it all. Always moving, evolving to a higher level, Cosmology takes you from the Big Bang to the Big Crunch... An ode to the late Stephen Hawking.

Cosmology

Dimensionless. No known bounds. This bass heavy track takes you deep into the heart of the beast. Follow its twists and turns as it speeds through the galaxy, scattering light in its path. Club ready.

Dimensionless

SystemDisco proves yet again that he has the disco where it counts: Gigantically massive and taking up main stage. With two huge breakdowns and vocal samples to die for, SystemDisco throws everything he has and more at this one. The results are plain to see - Winston Churchill would be proud - "NOW, we are the masters of our fate".

Winston Churchill

Mash Up of Suck by Nine Inch Nails and Indo Silver Club by Daft Punk

Nine Inch Punk - Daft Punk v Nine Inch Nails (Mash Up)

SystemDisco unveils his full bag of tricks on this track. It blossoms as you listen to it, moving through different stages and providing some truly surprisingly mood swings along the way. It is exotic by damaging some smooth sounds with harsh effects, producing an overall sound of deep bass, a tsunami of percussion, and filtered and effect leads and what might even sound vaguely like a vocal. This Exotic Blossom is something to be savoured, played loud, smelt, and ultimately, enjoyed.

Exotic Blossom

SystemDisco delivers the future of disco – a blend of house, funk, electro and techno. 

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