Steven Sick - Chaos Concert mp3 album

This is an amazing record that works very nicely at both 33 or 45, so it's really like you get six tracks instead of three. Funny how changing the speed can bring out a whole different track, rather than just sounding like the same track sped up or slowed down. I love finding records that work in this way. The A side is a monster. At 33 it sounds like some type of doomy, orchestral hip hop, but pitch it up to 45 and it's some very good industrial flavored breaky business that kind of reminds me of something Noize Creator might do. The B side tracks are nice too and really groove at 33. Either way, this record really defies classification and that's the way it should be. Overall, this is very well produced and each track is structured so that there are many distinct phases and change ups so that it never gets boring. Amazing, the overlooked gems you can dig up.

Three tracks which are reminiscent of the releases that Mechanism and Zenith did for IST. This is a sound that hasn't really been mined enough: surgically clean and precise kick drums combined with utterly sinister synth lines. Very refreshing to find someone examining a road that I thought might be forever unknown.