- the Throk Castle
- Joined on March 20, 2002
- http://soundcloud.com/cthulhu
Releases
- Pending 86
- Releases Rated 12,991
- Rating Average 1.19
Marketplace
Contributor Stats
- Rank Points 24,005
- Average Vote 3.94
- Votes Received 204
- Last 10 Day Average N/A
- Last 10 Day Votes Received 0
Groups
- !! breakcore !! 309
- (B) stands for Belgium 449
- Acid 718
- Ambient and Experimental 1,932
- And the weather... 2
- Best reviewers... 14
- Chat 36,983
- Classics Tracks... 773
- Cthulhu mixes 682
- Drop Bass Network 9
- Electronic Music 23,227
- En français s'il... 4,552
- Eurodance &... 240
- Ferkelz 743
- Hardcore/Gabber/Speedcore 5,328
- Industrial,Ambien... 1,358
- Mixes 15,135
- Movies 514
- Music Tech 2,766
- qwerty 12,126
- SPAM 12,291
- Summer Sound... 24
- The W 67
- Track IDs 55,683
Profile
Plays hard, dark, harsh tekno-acidik sounds. From ambient to hardcore through techno and electro. Beatmorphing is the key.
"What is beatmorphing?" she asked.
"It's the KEY!" he answered.
Book me for your parties or buy my records under my seller profile -- I have bills to pay too.
Mixes by Cthulhu are to be found in the dedicated forum, http://soundcloud.com/cthulhu and http://www.mixcloud.com/cthulhu303. Official releases listed here.
Cthulhu is a resident DJ on Warm FM, a member of Narcosis and matos (movement against tracklistings of sets).
"What is beatmorphing?" she asked.
"It's the KEY!" he answered.
Book me for your parties or buy my records under my seller profile -- I have bills to pay too.
Mixes by Cthulhu are to be found in the dedicated forum, http://soundcloud.com/cthulhu and http://www.mixcloud.com/cthulhu303. Official releases listed here.
Cthulhu is a resident DJ on Warm FM, a member of Narcosis and matos (movement against tracklistings of sets).
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Both BG and MC are sci-fi techno quite comparable to some UK releases from 1995. Epileptic frequencies, alarm signals, whacky programming that seems to shuffle patterns at random... It sometimes feels like being sweeped by Sub-Zero from...
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Driving tracks of hart-hitting electro on both sides of this fine slab. The music is at times machine-like to a point it is flirting with industrial, at times dreamy and nostalgic, carried by bowel-rattling basslines that will inevitably bring warmth...
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The mix is not the one from the night pictured. Finn played disco, that night.
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Moody, brooding and darkly energetic, Systematik, with its sombre melodic line, industrial kickdrums, menacing vocals and gusts of windy wooshes just might be the best electro tune of all time.
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For decades, I thought that Basil Poledouris's Epic (with capital E) soundtrack to the no-less-Epic film Conan the Barbarian should be given the electronic-music treatment. It just begs to be blasted from a stack of speakers as the climax of an...
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Secret weapon of mass destruction for beatmorphing sets. All good tracks, with most in rhythmic cycles of twelve beats (12/16) that will mess with heads, whilst remaining mixable and without ever sounding off. Great sound dynamic all around too.
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Moody instrumental hip-hop with spoken-word intros here and there. Works a treat as a bridge between sections of a set.
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Monster release. Agony is the dancefloor burner that will catch one's attention with its growling, twisting, thundering sounds, but When Everything Ends is just as good, on a melancholic tip. Flip to the B side for a ridiculously...
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Lying in bed, unable to fall asleep for one reason or another, I thought that five minutes of night-time music would ease my mind into the comfort of slumber. I reached for the clock radio and set the sleep timer to five minutes.
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It is lifted from T-Bone Castro's Ace In The Hole, not Wise Guyz... ;-)
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You can find it here: Howard Shore - The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) or on every other version of The Two Towers.
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What a monster this record is! Crunchy, Acidic and relentless on The Damage Is Done, cold and metallic on Gamma Ray, industrial, broken and rather dark on the title track, all tip-top.
The pick of the litter is Cabin Pressure,... See full review |
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The Stave track is a bitch to mix: it has a breakbeat-y intro, then breaks into atmospherics, before introducing the kick back, but no longer on time/in sync.
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As well as bits from the French dub of 1985 hit film Legend.
Je suis le seigneur des ténèbres. Il me faut la consolation des ombres et l'obscurité de la nuit. In the original film: [quote]I am the lord of darkness. I require the... See full review |
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Twenty-three-and-a-half years on, this is still an outstanding compilation -- perhaps stronger than before, in fact. It covers such a wide range of moods, tempos and emotions and, if it was all about Attack Random in 1997 (it was hard to find...
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