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No Pizza Records Rome, Italy
Between the mid-2000's there were the first appearances of 'ALARMA RAVE' (2005) & NO PIZZA RAVE (2006) .
The founders (Danytribe & Acid Zone) released their first single towards the end of summer 2006 (The Twins Artcore - Tranz Lirix)
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SSSPCR 001
by [KRTM] ft. Thrasher / Tymon
supported by 5 fans who also own “Thruster”
Both tracks absolute bangers! Amazing first release.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Thruster”
excellent collection for the lovers of deep, dark, grimy techno/EBM/hardstyle
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Heavy-hitter from below, no. 74185pound slams some sinister singles. "The Walk" is a techno track trailing through industrial sounds, with plenty of gasping machinery. If it wasn't enough, you also have Tomohiko Sagae for strength and Katran for stealth. "Belial" beats its own path of electrotrash, slamming on distorted bass and kick drums for those wanting extra thump in their warehouse. Wash up before listening to this; you will get dirty from its filthy goodness.
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Dawn Of The Failed Units Pt. 3: smog
by smog
This young Berlin-via-Paris producer makes inventive breakcore on the more industrial end, infectious even at its most abstract.
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Dance music doesn't come brighter or zanier than these “plushy-core bangers” from DJ Pacifier.
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A thrilling comp from the UK electronic collective that furiously smashes boundaries.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Thruster”
This is gabber, but not the unsubtle cut n' paste kind I grew up with. This stuff is deeper, and dare I say a great deal more atmospheric and well composed than it's genuinely old school forebears. I'm impressed by how sullen and paranoid the overall tone of this record is, given gabber's obvious exaggeratedly techno elements. Not bad!
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