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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slepcy / I:gor (12", Red) | Suburban Trash Industries | STI011 | Germany | 2003 | |
| Slepcy / I:gor (12", TP, W/Lbl, Promo) | Suburban Trash Industries | STI011 | Germany | 2003 |
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referencing Slepcy / I:gor, 12", Red, STI011
Breakcore has taken on many forms over the years but, any way you slice it, this record is an absolute classic in the genre.
I:gor takes a ragga approach to it here with classic ragga chants flying in every direction like shards from a hand grenade and tortured amens burning with distortion. Very much in your face with a heavy dose of fuck you attitude.
The Slepcy side is a bit more cerebral with very surreal sounding disembodied keys and a certain tension running throughout, as if things could explode at any second. I'd almost liken it to that feeling you get before a big party when your nerves are slightly buzzing with the possibilities of what might lie ahead.
If you see this one, grab it at all costs.
I:gor takes a ragga approach to it here with classic ragga chants flying in every direction like shards from a hand grenade and tortured amens burning with distortion. Very much in your face with a heavy dose of fuck you attitude.
The Slepcy side is a bit more cerebral with very surreal sounding disembodied keys and a certain tension running throughout, as if things could explode at any second. I'd almost liken it to that feeling you get before a big party when your nerves are slightly buzzing with the possibilities of what might lie ahead.
If you see this one, grab it at all costs.
It somehow takes me back to the old game Prince Of Persia, but I guess that's just me. Definitely the odd one out on this vinyl. Melancholic but happy at the same time, truely a work of art!