marc acardipane: search & destroy

Destroy: Turbulence - '6 Million Ways to Die' and 'Beethoven'.

Destroy: nowt.

Oh, and come on Omar, I kinda like "Beethoven." ;]

Destroy - I could live without 'i like it loud'

Whats he doing these days anyway, completely lost touch.

Personally I like... - The one where the posh kids voice says "Har-Har-Har-Hardcore Muthafucka" - The one where he asks "what do you wanna be when you grow up?" and the posh kids voice replies "I wanna be a hardcode muthafucka" - The "my nine millimetre and my nine is classic" one, that also goes "the beat that keeps the party from goin' under" (scans like shakespeare, niet waar?) - The one where he goes "we are all slafes ... to da rafe" - The one from '89 that aphex twin covered - The one where he goes "6 million ways to die - choose one" Destroy? "Drunken piece of shit" & all the other (ironic?) mysogenistic hardcore trash on his bestoflp. See you in 2017!

You can almost hear the angel of death's scythe cutting throught the air, getting ever closer

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Okay, that's going to be a rewind, then. Maybe it's because it's the last track of CD1 on that best of, and after more of an hour of this stuff you sort of get tired. Or is that just me?

i prefer the cold renegade side to the nihilistic/gabba side of acardipane.

i still haven't heard Doomed Bunkerloops. the title is so perfect and precise, an ideal manifesto for life

PCP 001 // Mescalinum United - Into Mekong Center
PCP 002 // Freebase Factory - Born To Go
PCP 003 // RPO (Raw Power Organisation) - 1991 (And I Just Begun)
PCP 004 // FBI (Free Base International) - The Futureworld E.P.
PCP 005 // The Mover - Frontal Sickness Part 1
PCP 006 // Mescalinum United - Reflections Of 2017
PCP 007 // Alien Christ - The Art Of Shredding
PCP 008 // The Mover - Frontal Sickness Part 2
PCP 009 // The Possessed - Black Blood
PCP 010 // Program 1 - Louder Than A Bomb EP
PCP 011 // The Mover - Final Sickness

He holds off the snare and hat, gets some nice coldness in the atmosphere, and seems a little more intellectual on this release than ever before (perhaps the Tresor influence). There is one absolute bottler of a track - it's called "from A Lobotmoised Mind' (I think that's the one, titles seem irrelevant) and is just one super compressed, distorted, drum machine game. I love this track. Overall the album isn't immature or childish (I think there's a lot of b-grade movie schtick in his early stuff) but somehow is also less gung-ho, more tightly contained.

Incidentally I just went to the Tresor site and saw that there's been few if any new CD releases - has the label folded or what?

There's a Mover compilation called Selected Classics (Remastered) from this year that's got "We Have Arrived" and a bunch of Mover tracks. HIGHLY RECOMMENDEDEDED.

:D

this looks tidy: https://newfleshrecords.bandcamp.com/album/rave-or-die-08