Insider – Destiny

"Destiny" is a headstrong techno track driven by an arpeggiated sawtooth-synth.
"True" is a similarly forceful exposition.

There was a demo version, the very first version actually of "Destiny" that has never been released. I remember Olivier playing it intensively at Boccaccio just a few weeks at end of summer 1991.

Back in the day, “Destiny” was Insider's most famous and most praised track. Now, 25 years later (!), I prefer “True” for its mean synth line and harder percussion. Imagine the kind of music insect-headed space aliens play when they suck your brains out … that kind of thing.

Knowledge anthem '92. Awesome dance floor tune, heavy with the trademark Dance Ecstasy drone noise. This ripped people apart back in the day. I remember.

Huge influencer for hardcore back in the days, this records was played basically everywhere in the early nineties on raves and parties, every dancefloor went bezerk when this record was played.

the speed mix is one of the greatest hardcore track ever made
killer

Kris Vanderheyden is well-known for this all-time murder track.
"Destiny" hits your loudspeakers with this dark, from down to up- burning sounds like NO other tekkno track ever. This sounds are so dark that some people I rave with in the early 90s were afraid of this. In some clubs I saw ravers totally wacked out bashing their full beer(or whatever)-cans into the raving crowd - screaming clubbers beating with their arms into the strobe and the fog -
This track is THE tekkno track. Nobody like Kris Vanderheyden performed his equipment like this, this is a vulcan of sound grabbing the soul of hard techno...