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Things To Come Records

Profile:Label from Oliver Chesler.
Contact Info:Things to Come Records
392 Central Park West
New York, NY 10025

email: info@thingstocome.com
phone: +49 (0) 176 203 30764
fax: (001) 646-365-3085
URLs:http://www.thingstocome.com
http://www.myspace.com/thingstocomerecords
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Discography:
DION010X Ionic Vision Club Isolation (File, MP3) 2008
TTC-001 Arrivers Dark Invader (2 versions) 1996
TTC-002 Horrorist, The One Night In N.Y.C. (4 versions) 1996
TTC-003 Superpower The Future Crusade (12") 1997
TTC-004 Horrorist, The Run For Your Life (12") 1999
TTC-005 Acrosome Until Tomorrow (2 versions) 2001
TTC-006 Hypnotizer Into Nowhere (12") 2002
TTC-007 Acrosome Future Man (12") 2002
TTC-008 Adam X Sensory Deprivation (12") 2003
TTC-009 Horrorist, The Sex Machine (12") 2003
TTC-009 Horrorist, The Sex Machine (12", Promo, W/Lbl) 2003
TTC-010 Hypnotizer Normality Is Insanity (2 versions) 2004
TTC-011 Acrosome Blood On White (12") 2005
TTC-012 Horrorist, The Body To Body (12") 2005
TTC-013 Hypnotizer Electronic Erotic (2 versions) 2006
TTC-014 PN-X-TG Cannonfodder (12") 2007
TTC-015 Ionic Vision Club Isolation (12") 2008
TTC-016 Horrorist, The & Miro Pajic Diagnosis Terminal (3xFile, WAV) 2008
TTC-017 Stamba Choose Your Lane (File, WAV) 2008
TTC-018 Horrorist, The Born This Way (File, MP3) 2009
TTC-CD1 Horrorist, The Manic Panic (Album) (2 versions)  
User Reviews:
djfrankiebones, Jul 30, 2004

Things To Come Records is the creation of Oliver Chessler who is better known under the alias of The Horrorist. From the very first release now reaching back into the late 90s, the label has remained very underground and low key. The releases themselves are not your run of the mill Techno, more like an avant-garde form of hard electronic compositions that somehow seem to have a distinctive style along the lines of Marc Arcardipanes Planet Core Productions (PCP releases). Chesslers obvious influences maybe German, yet his vocal technique is quite original and unique. The storyline for "One Night In N.Y.C." is told as a demonic bedtime story about teenagers doing ecstasy and going clubbing in New York Niteclubs. Anytime Oliver picks up a microphone, expect the unexpected. Most of his works are a bit extreme and not for the faint hearted, but his output is unique and very entertaining in the right setting. The recent Adam X release again shows the more agitated powernoise industrialism which is a fine example of hard electronics and one that will rip into your soul if not blowing out your speakers in the process. Things To Come does exactly what the name suggests, and that gives the future something to look forward for.....

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