Eon ‎– Void Dweller

Oh man this was the album when it came out. So many good tracks and still sounds great. It's just straight up savage and flowing at the same time. Cannot state enough how much this album is one of the greatest techno albums of all time. Has it's own unique sound and thats very rare in the techno genre. No songs are repetitive and boring only constantly changing as a true break beat techno album should be.

This is a classic electronic album that deserves much more attention than it's received. From the opening cut A Kind Of Living with Baby Ford all the way through to Dawn Of A New World is classic techno rave electronic. Highly recommended. Rest in peace Mr. Ian Loveday!!!

A timeless rave album that has lasted the ages. Still holds up. What's up with "Infernal Machine" sounding a lot like Model 500's Sound of Stereo". Juan and Eon did a lot remixes together so that explains a lot about no lawsuits.

J Saul Kane is a house music god who started back in the day (prior to his incarnation as 'Depth Charge') making rave music under the moniker Eon.

'Void Dweller' is a slice of nostalgia for old rave heads like me. Many of the mad rave tunes of the 80's and early 90's do not stand the test of time. This album DEFINITELY does stand the test of time.

Many of the tunes are full on bangin' numbers, with only the occasional departure into slower numbers. Of particular note is the track 'Electromagnetic Waves' (a breakbeat trance track which predates popular breakbeat) and of course the Dune-inspired tracks 'Fear The Mindkiller' and 'Spice'.

A top collection of rave classics. Buy and enjoy.

This album is, to my opinion, one of the best of this dirty noisy rave sounds of the genre. Deeply (too much?) inspired (obsessed?) by David Lynch's film "Dune" and also other films and series (TwilightZone) , this CD MUST be kept among the references of any fan of the first Techno sounds.