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Name: xenith
Member Since: Jul 06, 2003
Rank: 179
Rated 1085 releases, average: 4.03
Location: The Netherlands
Profile: Hi There,

First of all, Do NOT offer me any ebay auctions. Thank you :).

The vinyls from my collection are NOT for sale (well, everyting is for sale ;) ), and I will not swap any of my records.

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Archatos - The Strength Of Unity - 30-Nov-05 10:03 AM
There is some sort of philosophy behind this release. The sleeve refers to "Unity" (the balance between good an evil). The front of the sleeve represents Hell. It's a vulcanic landscape with a pentagram and a demon. The back of the sleeve represents Heaven. It's a green garden with blue sky and a statue of an angel. Also the tracklist refers to "Unity", with the tracks "Demons On Earth" and "My God" This is a strong release, Cenobite style as it should be.

Enzyme X - 01-Apr-05 11:17 AM
However the Enzyme X releases mostly are defined as expirimental, the early releases on the label were expirimental at their original release date. They can be described as normal hardcore nowadays. Altough still very high quality tracks.

Musical and mental evolution ;)

Vitamin D (2) - Beat 4 Me - 11-Jan-05 12:55 AM
The nasty thing here is, Bart De Graaf stole the idea / samples from an English TV show for little children. Bart himself made a gimmick of it, so it's a little bit hypocritical that he sued the producers of this record.

E-Man (2) - Bass Machine - 10-Jan-05 02:27 AM
The A-side of this record has 2 parts. The first part is a bassdrum and synth loop. The second part is 'Bass Machine'.

The B-side of this record has 3 parts. E-shifter is the middle one on the record and plays inside-out at 45 rpm. The other 2 parts are 33 rpm. The first is bassdrum loop on a single groove of the record. The other 'track' consists of two parts. One is a bassdrum loop, the other one has a bassdrum and synth loop.

DJ Mad-E-Fact* - The Hustle - 09-Jan-05 11:25 PM
This release has two jokes on it. The first one is after track A1. An Mc tells in (funny) Dutch that this is a 'really dope track' and if you want to hear more, flip the record to the other side.
The other joke is after track B1. It's a weatherreport from a well known Dutch weather forecaster (Piet Paulusma). He also invites 'Sinterklaas', the Dutch Santa Claus.

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