Kill Out Recordings
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Very dark & harsh wicked gabber and hardcore Acid for this label, home to DJ Freak. Lots of obscure, nameless tracks and various picture disks constitute one of the underground's most ignored and less-documented discographies.
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Correction to my above comment: it appears that only cat # 019 and 025 are listed on three positions.
Originally home to people as Brandon Spivey and Acidopolis, the label turned from Kill it 015 or so to more gabberish noise. This is the time DJ Freak started recording for Kill Out and most of the releases thereafter are in his (extreme) style.
At the same time, catalogue numbers turned to 3 positions (Killit 016 instead of Killit 16).
Also some of the earliest cat numbers were Killout XX (e.g. 03 & 04) but it seems it was later uniformed as Killit.
At the same time, catalogue numbers turned to 3 positions (Killit 016 instead of Killit 16).
Also some of the earliest cat numbers were Killout XX (e.g. 03 & 04) but it seems it was later uniformed as Killit.