Finally! I start recording my entire discography from DAT to HD! Including all my Releases, lots of unreleased stuff, remixes plus different versions of already released songs. Destination itunes & co. i'll keep you posted wink emoticon
01. nasty django - play da same ol' song 02. ace the space nine is a classic (ultimate rave remix) 03. ace the space - go voodoo (remix) 04. nasty django - e-loco 05. nasty django - mo district 06. friend of alex - what is fick dich? 07. nasty django - ey fukkas 08. t bone castro - hilltop hustler 09. t bone castro - i want cha 10. the mover - final sickness 11. the mover - nightflight 12. the mover - astral demons (original mix) 13. the mover - invite the fear 14. the mover - into wasteland 15. nasty django - fuck beats 16. mescalinum united - we have arrived 17. turbulence - disaster area 18. spiritual combat - rat trap 19. dusty angel - acid bitch 20. alien christ - of suns and moons (phase 2) 21. the mover - waves of life 22. smash? - konstablerwache 23. ace the space - homerave
as there has not been much of a regular post here lately, i thought i'd share these "interesting" remixes. it all started when some artist on soundcloud did 86 knights, a 1986 high energy dance style remix of 96 knights (think miamia vice style) this inspired me then to to do 76 knights, a 70s krautrock / progrock style remix of 96 knights, and later 64 knights, in a c64 / spectrum chiptune style. the tracks:
i finished working on my ebook about PCP. hope someone enjoys it
PCP - Legends In Their Life The Unofficial PCP Book
Content:
The Story Of PCP PCP - When The Phuture Was Born PCP - More Than Hardcore, Motherfuckers How I Discovered Planet Core Productions My Story With FFM Shadow Orchestra Full Length Review: Purple Moon / Understand PCP - Rare And Unreleased Projcts PCP Reference Guide The Art Of PCP The PCP Sound - Made For Function The Mover The Beginning Of Doomcore
Maniak-47 from Belgium brings us this new fine release on Doomcore Records. on a Phuture Rave tip, we have his own interpretation of Doomcore, Dark Hardcore and Techno. the pounding bassdrums and intricate atmospheres want to make you stay on the dancefloor while drifting in a surrounding of doom, best in a strobe filled fog powered basement, all night.
Style: Doomcore, Hardcore, Techno
Tracklisting:
1. Genesis Live Extract II 07:13 2. A World To Win 06:33 3. Analog Overdrive Recording 04:26 4. End Of A Decade 04:40 5. Forget Everything You Know... Ted 07:45 6. Genesis Live Extract III 06:34 7. Harmless Children 04:36 8. Lost Record 03:39 9. Osiris 09:51 10.The Depth Pit 03:18 11.Valkyrie 04:44 12.Wazted Mind (Wasted Live Recording) 07:20
i started a new fanzine for hardcore techno, experimental electronics and also anarchist texts. it is digital and web, blog, based. it will not have a monthly release or so, but i will put texts up as they become available. the focus will be on the abovementioned things, cultural musings and anarchist politics. if anyone is interested in writing texts, or record reviews, for the zine, contact me at low_entropy@widerstand.org
a look at rare, obscure, exotic projects of the PCP crew.
Jack Lucifer Full Length Album
the second Kotzaak Compilation, From the Deepest Depths, features 3 tracks by jack lucifer (and 1 hidden track), that were supposed to be of a full length jack lucifer album release, that is announced to be upcoming. they are in the later style picked up by jack lucifer, not the early kotzaak style, but his blend of death metal and electronic equipment. the name of the album was supposed to be "contaminated black planet". in a later interview he said, this album was finished, but never released. he doesn't want to release it so far, unless he has re-recorded all the tracks again.
See Ya In 2017
See Ya in 2017 was a different version of what was later the Frankfurt Trax 3 Album. it exists only as a white label testpressing. it has almost the same tracklisting as the frankfurt trax album - but it has three extra tracks, which are not released elswhere. one is a techno track, one in white breaks style, and one in 303 nation style (probably done by them?).
Unreleased 1993 Mover Demotape
a tape marc acardipane made in 1993. not much about this is known. the tracks are in mover style, but could also be tracks supposed to be put our under other monikers of acardipane (nasty django, ace the space?).
The Praxis Tape
a rumor from the internet, that the "track 2" put out on the praxis CD compilation paraphysical cybertronics was part of a tape with much more tracks (thus the name "track 2") by the mover.
The Live Double CD
in the early years, the pcp liveact often didn't play pre-existing tracks, but did special live tracks, that were often improvised live. almost nothing of this surfaced later. there seems to be a split between normal tracks, that were put out on vinyl and CD, and the pcp live stuff, which was just for the liveacts. in an interview acardipane talks about a planned PCP live double CD with this material, but it never surfaced.
The Mescalinum United Ambient Album
in the famous alien underground interview, marc acardipane mentions having finished a mecalinum united album of twisted dark ambient tracks. it never came to light. could it be that later ambient releases (1987 metamorphosis, jupiter pulse) were originally part of this album?
Tomorrowland Recordings
this, and i think other labels, were mentioned in an old pcp feature in a magazine. these labels were planned, but never came to existance. one can only wonder what sound wouldve been put out on them.
the PCP DVD
around 2004, marc acardipane announced on the planet core forum, that he had rediscovered masters of plenty of unreleased tracks he done under monikers such as alien christ, ace the space. he said he wants to put them out on a big DVD, complete with unreleased video and live footage. again, this never came to light. the only thing that surfaced was the PCP mayday 1993 live video, which was planned to be released on this DVD.
(if anyone has further info, i will be happy to add it to the text)
"Phuture" is a concept central to PCP. it is referenced in tracks, record titles, project names, on backcover info and so on. and indeed, while PCP is known for great techno or hardcore, even more so it is futuristic music - or rather, phuturistic music. the tracks by PCP evoke many a great imaginery before one's eye - the comet swarm rising. the purple moon. the blue sun. of suns and moons. it was something that always stood out for me with PCP - even before i went fully in love with the label. the sound of PCP always sounded so much futuristic, modern, scifi, alien, outer space. 'music for huge-space arenas', as cold rush records said? rather music for huge space-arenas! the cyborg unknown, the phuture project, the planet phuture, the dance ecstasy from 3001. PCP is so much riddled with alien, future, exotic references, tricks and hints. i rarely had this "phuture" feel with any other artists - early Juan Atkins or Somatic Responses can maybe compare, and it is something verily unique with PCP, which makes it special, and i guess is also hugely for the large and dedicated fanbase PCP has now. PCP is a lot like the best of science fiction movies, novels, art, comics turned music - but not only that, but also intensified, concentrated, enlarged. it feels as if you would really travel around space when you listen to PCP. a darkened room, or even better, a party situation, augments this experience even more, of course. also noteworthy is that PCP supplies various types of Phuture. from the near-future suburban battles of the cyborgs unknown, to the interstellar travel to the coloured moons, to the esoteric aliens of the outer systems, to the computerised mind of the 303 nation technoville.
it is home to mystery what enabled marc and the others to create this extraordinary phuture vibe. a love for scifi movies? comics? substances? an attitude? regardless of this, they definately suceeded with their task
when enjoying regular scifi stuff, there is always a kind of detachment, that is not there with PCP. it brings the phuture home.
this focus on its own "scifi" earned PCP a special place in the history of electronic music - or rather, put it on a level of its own - maybe a planet of its own.
note: i'm writing a series of texts on PCP, to showcase the label and give it more exposure (especially about some overlooked aspects). the text can be found so far http://experimentalelectronicsandothermusic.blogspot.com/ maybe i will move it to a different place in the future
references to books, drugs, concepts and other things in the works of PCP by title, artist name or other.
Labels:
PCP - 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl)piperidine). the actual term for the drug "angel's dust". one of the most extreme drugs known to man. users regularly go completely mental when using it. causes hallucinations, voices to be heard and other insane things. linked to outburst of extreme violence. many people consider it to be the most dangerous drug.
Dance Ecstasy 2001 - ecstasy is a happiness inducing drug associated with "rave culture".
Narcotic Network Recording - narcotic networks are the drug traffiking networks by the drug syndicates.
Interzone - a concept by William Burroughs. also mentioned in the movie "Naked Lunch" about his life and works.
Adrenachrome - drug described in the movie "Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas".
Future World - name of a famous 70s science fiction movie. sequel to "Westworld".
Gold Digger Records - a gold digger is a girl that dates men for money, i.e. to have the chance to marry a rich man and be well off.
Artists:
Cold Rush City Cru - possible reference to the rap group "Kold Krush Kru".
Dusty Angel - another reference for angel's dust, or PCP.
H flash - the high of a heroin user. (h is a term for heroin)
Mescalinum United: a psychoactive drug. mescaline.
Freebase Factory - freebase is a drug related to crack cocaine.
Free Base International - see above
French Connection - famous drug trafficing network. also name of two well known crime movies of the 70s.
Records and Tracks:
Killing Zoo - reference to the 1993 movie "Killing Zoe". samples from the movie are also used in 3 of the 4 tracks on this record.
Lightbringer - term used for "Lucifer". also used for Venus, the morning star, which "brings light" in the morning, which also has been called "Lucifer" in past times.
Subtopia - name for the underworld.
Louder than a bomb - reference to the public enemy EP of the same name.
Last Exit Interzone - possible reference to novel "Last Exit Brooklyn" by Hubert Selby Jr.. see also interzone.
The Art Of Shredding - reference to "The Art Of Stalking" by Suburban Knight.
The Eagle Has Landed - general term for signifying relevant events. has been used during the transmission of the first moon landing.
Yamantaka - ancient buddhist practice. also called "the terminator of death".
The Last Judgement - biblical term for the "judgement day". armageddon.
Skulls And Crossbones - traditional symbol used by the pirates
Other:
2001 - one of the two dates that PCP continually references. the meaning of it is unknown.
2017 - the other date, that is even more referenced. again, the meaning is unknown.
if you have more info, found an error or a correction, or generally have additional information, feel free to contact me: low.entropy.80@gmail.com the reference guide is expected to grow a lot over time.
had posted a similiar vid before, but apparently this is the full version and much better video quality: cyborg unknown being played at a detroit TV show:
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