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Hyper On Experience

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Alex Banks, Daniel Scott Demierre

Alex and Danny met when Alex moved to Beccles aged 14. They became friends along with JMJ (Jay Hurren) & Richie (Andrew Riches) and started going out raving, DJing and producing. In 1990 Alex wanted to update his studio, Danny got a loan to enable them to do this and Hyper On Experience was born. They split up in 1994, with Alex being asked to record an E-Z Rollers album with JMJ and Danny going solo as Flytronix.

They were also behind the Jungle Warfare Volume 1 sample CD.
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Pro-Ton-Isospace
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Alex Banks, Danny Demierre
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Singles & EPs
Hyper On Experience - Fun For All The Family E.P. album art Hyper On Experience Fun For All The Family E.P. (EP) Moving Shadow UK 1992 Sell This Version
Hyper On Experience - Keep It In The Family E.P. album art Hyper On Experience Keep It In The Family E.P. (EP) Moving Shadow UK 1992 Sell This Version
Hyper On Experience - The Family We Never Had album art Hyper-On Experience* The Family We Never Had Moving Shadow UK 1993 Sell This Version
Hyper On Experience - Deaf In The Family (A Sad Title For An Otherwise Splendid EP) album art Hyper-On Experience* Deaf In The Family (A Sad Title For An Otherwise Splendid EP) (EP) Moving Shadow UK 1993 Sell This Version
none Hyper On Experience / 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse Hyper On Experience / 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse - Lords Of The Null Lines / Drowning In Her ‎(Acetate, 10") Not On Label none UK 1993 Sell This Version
Hyper On Experience - Two On One Issue 4 album art DJ Tango* / Hyper On Experience DJ Tango* / Hyper On Experience - Two On One Issue 4 Moving Shadow UK 1994 Sell This Version
MSXEP020 Hyper On Experience - The Remix EP album art Hyper-On Experience* The Remix EP ‎(2x12", EP) Moving Shadow MSXEP020 UK 2003 Sell This Version
Hyper On Experience - Lords Of The Null Lines / Cold Fresh Air (Remixes) album art Hyper On Experience, Higher Sense Hyper On Experience, Higher Sense - Lords Of The Null Lines / Cold Fresh Air (Remixes) Moving Shadow UK 2006 Sell This Version
KF83 Hyper On Experience - The Family Man EP album art Hyper On Experience The Family Man EP ‎(12", EP, Ltd) Kniteforce Records KF83 UK 2018 Sell This Version
SHADOW1005 Hyper On Experience - Moving Shadow 10.05 album art Hyper-On Experience* / Higher Sense Hyper-On Experience* / Higher Sense - Moving Shadow 10.05 ‎(3xFile, MP3, 320) Moving Shadow SHADOW1005 UK Unknown

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none Hyper On Experience / Richie Covers Hyper On Experience / Richie Covers - Untitled / Blue Ocean ‎(Acetate) Not On Label none UK 1994 Sell This Version

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aidiothir

aidiothir

January 24, 2019
edited 2 months ago
The 4 ''Hyper on experience'' EP's are unreal, music out of our world, alongside the ''Foul Play Remix of Lords.
''Hyper on experience'' is The most talented Moving Shadow's artist by miles away, 15 tracks oozing quality and musical interest. This isn't just rave music. This is something else.
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Housmaista

Housmaista

September 30, 2013
i am looking for "Hyper On Experience - Timestretch" but i cant found it. can anybody tell me the track id?
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dopplerfm

dopplerfm

August 7, 2012
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these guys had very smart production and their sampling was top notch. they practically defined sampladelic hardcore. it's no accident tunes like the frightner and lord of the null lines went on to be so famous. their music was infused with vivacious energy and raucous fun that could only have happened in the ecstatic days of uk hardcore. however they did go on to reveal a variety in their productions with records like disturbance and ouiji awakening, which were darkly tinged and had more of a junglistic edge.
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Jarren

Jarren

April 16, 2010
The UK rave scene around 1992 was fractured. Techno was going underground. If you wanted 4/4 rhythms you either listened to the sound of Europe or waited until Slipmatt invented Happy Hardcore a year later.

Breakbeat was getting faster. With this came a lot of noise, and not in a good way. Where faster straight 4/4 rhythms would eventually settle into the Happy Hardcore / Gabber 180bpm territory, breakbeats seemed to be getting out of control.

Hyper On Experience came to show everyone how it COULD be done. From their well known anthems such as Assention (To The 9th Level) and Lord Of The Null Lines, to lesser known tracks like Monarch Of The Glenn (that actually paid homage to Happy Hardcore) they helped to set a blueprint for drum & bass, albeit with a much more insane & uplifting vibe.

Their intelligence in production was comparable to very few. Think along the lines of Acen, 4hero and Nebula II. This was not a band who threw together samples without serious consideration.

Not just a band to investigate for people into drum & bass (and even Dubstep), but also for fans of intelligent, hard edged dance music in general.
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