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Performer: O/V
Title: Killing European Sons
Country: UK
Genre: Electronic
Style:Techno
Released: 2003
Catalog number: Lino 31
Label: Downwards
MP3 album szie: 1573 mb
FLAC album size: 1554 mb

Tracklist

A Untitled
B1 Untitled
B2 Untitled

Credits

  • Mastered ByNilz

Notes

Made In Great Britain.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): MPO LINO 31 A¹ NILZ - THE EXCHANGE
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): MPO LINO 31 B¹ NILZ - THE EXCHANGE

Companies

  • Distributed By – Integrale Muzique Limited
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Downwards
  • Copyright (c) – Downwards
  • Pressed By – MPO
  • Mastered At – The Exchange
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Reviews: (1)
Boyn
Boyn
Whether they are european or not, Ian J. Richardson kills your sons. The side A track is a particulary impressive work, no wonder it was a dance floor favorite by many hard hitting DJs some years down the line. It is a furious industrial burner with harsh noises and heavy drum rolls, which go absolutely off the chain around the 03:50 mark and for the last two minutes this track literary blows away anything standing in its path.
The B1 tune is not as intense, but then few things are. What it does have, however, are these really disturbing and demented screams and something that I would describe as desperate cries for help. Real peak time dungeon techno: slamming and relentless percussion, with horror flick effects to complement the unique experience once the stroboscopic light gets switch on.
B2 is a sick sick sick, yet pointless eighty five second interlude with broken beats, where a voice distorted and tweaked beyond comprehension keeps muttering out "shut up!", and god almight knows what else.
Both of these tracks are awesome, true dark and monotonous Birmingham feel to the music. A contemporary producer you should check out if you are into this sound is Croatia's underground man of the hour, Luka Baumann. Be sure to also grab hold of Regis album "Penetration", as well as the absolutely immaculate 12" Richardson recorded with Function for Infrastructure New York, if I remember correctly.