Revisiting important, outstanding and possibly underrated Hardcore Techno related labels, artists and projects from the 90s era.
We're using information from the Hardcore Primer ( https://hardcoretechnoprimer.blogspot.com/ ) and our other publications, and we will provide listening examples for you as well.
These features will be more like short introductions / overviews, less like "in-depth reports". To give you a quick taste of the specific project and let you dive right in.
If you want to learn more and "dig deeper" - then the resources are out there!
We're using information from the Hardcore Primer ( https://hardcoretechnoprimer.blogspot.com/ ) and our other publications, and we will provide listening examples for you as well.
These features will be more like short introductions / overviews, less like "in-depth reports". To give you a quick taste of the specific project and let you dive right in.
If you want to learn more and "dig deeper" - then the resources are out there!
Sounds Never Seen. What can be said about this label? The name is aptly chosen - you really won't find this kind of music elsewhere. Existing in the 90s, it stood out from all its peers - even in the Hardcore or Experimental Techno field.
Totally abrasive and hectic rhythms, but even more importantly, movie-like sounds, close to Dark Ambient - and all the tracks give off that crazy vibe of being recorded during live improvisation.
The sounds are a bit like a bastard child of Aphex Twin and PCP - if it is allowed to compare it this.
The label faltered too soon, but maybe one day we will hear sounds we have never seen again?
And it is a trip.
You can also find the label on discogs: https://www.discogs.com/label/9619-Sounds-Never-Seen
Listening examples:
Additional visuals:
Listening examples:
Lory D - Coldbringer
Skull - Judgement Day
Lory D - Effeto M
Lory D - Lochnar
Skull - Buried Alive
5 Years Acardipane Records (With Lory D)
"Party/Never/Seen!"
Lory D performing live
Lory D
Skull
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