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Killekill Megahits
Various
DJ Stingray - "Ego Assault" - (4:42) 159 BPM
Review: In its original form, Killekill was a party that embraced all sorts of electronic music, and the label has opted for the same approach. It doesn't seem to bother Nico who runs Killekill - he previously worked for Shitkatapult - that the imprint's first steps have displayed an almost schizophrenic disregard for the kind of micro-genres that defines electronic music. In fact, like Svreca from Semantica and Micky who runs [Naked Lunch], he seems far more interested in what constitutes a great tune, irrespective if its tempo is 100bpm or 160bpm and regardless of whether it was fashioned in downtown Detroit or a windswept Dublin suburb. Following the wild techno of Alex Cortex's Raw, comes Megahits, a three-installment vinyl release that sums up this approach. It begins almost innocuously, with Bill Youngman's "The 2", a downtempo, jazzy piece that suddenly veers into rude boy half-paced jungle bass. Despite being a Berlin label, UK culture is represented again with the curious blend of ragga vocalsand twitchy acid lines on Affie Yussuf's "Onna Roll", while Radioactive Man serves up his typically party-friendly electro, replete with tonal bass licks on "Addict" and Neil Landstrumm returns to techno territory - albeit a less distorted, noisy one - on the dark, ravey bass of "On The Pussers". There are also nods to contemporary European techno - the most notable being the grainy, dense rhythms and searing acid of Cassegrain and Tin Man'scollaboration - US producers are represented with the murky jack of JTC's "Crush Arbor" and the frightening synths, predatory bass - which has echoes of Suburban Knight - and hyperactive rhythms of DJ Stingray's "Ego Assault". Killekill also proves itself again to be home to the outsider, featuring the punishing beats and menacing synths of Lakker's Autechre-eqsue "Darcdub" and the spectacularly depraved "Furfriend", a stripped back groove powered by a bombastic bassline and featuring a deadpan pervert talking about taking drugs and how he likes to come on people's faces with his "fat cock". Electronic music may have become a smaller place thanks to technology,but as Megahits shows, Killekill's world remains as colourful and occasionally disturbing as an LSD-drenched peek through a kaleidoscope.





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KILLEKILL 010
10 Dec 12
Techno
25th Hour Party People
Various
Michael Forshaw - "Supatrigga" - (5:07) 151 BPM Hot
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IOI 007
04 Nov 11
Techno
25th Hour Party People
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131661 4721624
04 Nov 11
Electro
Hardtechno Hardcore: Vol 01
Various
Robert Fabian - "Virus" - (6:26) 152 BPM
Destroyer - "Top Class" - (5:50) 154 BPM
Monster Mush - "Pop Pop The Vibes" - (5:59) 155 BPM
Daniela Haverbeck - "La Muerte De La Bestia" - (6:36) 155 BPM
Stuffmaker - "Elyptic" - (7:57) 150 BPM
In-Toxx - "Shapeshifter" (A2) - (4:31) 154 BPM
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10018445
13 Aug 10
Techno
Rampage EP
Minupren - "Signal Error" - (5:13) 150 BPM
PsychoDevils - "Hammer Of The Gods" - (4:12) 150 BPM Hot
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100182 13
14 Jul 10
Hardstyle
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