The sound quality on this record is a bit lacking, but its not a hinderance to the insanity of this one. Very gabber/hardcore influenced stuff, its easy to mix into a hardcore set as long as the bpms are high. Some of the time signatures are unclear, making it more difficult to use in that context than some of his later dancefloor releases. I believe only 500 copies of this were made. Very cutup hardcore/jungle/breakcore schozophrenic wierdness.

Hardcore dancehall business with samples from the movie "belly" (the scene where the feds are raiding the jamaicans house and hes screaming "no romp with buumbaclaat i am the original dondaataa - i murder people for fun" orwhatever.) Distorted dancehall beat forms the main sound in this song, with jamaicans screaming and some jungle drums come in for the last measures.

The flip has another version that starts with the dancehall beat and is, therefore, more dj friendly.

The first briokids release in the hard crazy style. Created from february to may 1999 on a juno and a sampler, the dirty samples and bass were partly accident. The rawness of this album was later perfected by Ickoo on his track "cunt bumpin" - where he proves he can create music like this without using any samples whatsoever. A few of the songs on this release arent very good, but for the most part its very entertaining.

Fusion comes in clean and pretty with total chill dnb 5am business. After the break though its total apocolyptic terror as only dillinja uh i mean capone can do. the bass line goes lower every step and the other noises in it are completely inhuman and from science fiction flicks of large spacecraft moving or something. Makes me want to punch people.

Alec Empires cutting up of classic Elvis songs is the funniest hardcore record Ive heard. He makes the king sound like hes a screaming psycho and every time Ive played this record to people they laugh. A welcome variation on empire's part while still being aimed at the crazy mans dancefloor.