Lochi / Rowland The Bastard & Geezer / Trip Hazard - SUF 100 Part 5 mp3 flac download

Lochi Techno Acid 2014

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Lochi
Title:	SUF 100 Part 5
Style:	Techno, Acid
Date of release:	2014
MP3 album size:	1708 mb
FLAC album size:	1163 mb
Digital formats:	AA MPC VOX XM AU ASF DMF

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Rowland the Bastard who's name come from his straight to the jugular style of mixing and not his attitude can be seen rocking the dance floor from free parties in the middle of a wood to headlining t. Stream Tracks and Playlists from Rowland the Bastard on your desktop or mobile device.

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3 piece instrumental band playing heavy psychedelic rock with stoner and doom influences. Contact Trip Hazard on Messenger. See actions taken by the people who manage and post content. Page created – 24 September 2012.

Слушайте Rowland The Bastard и скачивайте бесплатно в формате mp3 прямо сейчас, без кодов, смс и регистрации. 2004 Part 2 - Rowland The Bastard. Things To Do In Devon When You're Dead (2001) - Rowland The Bastard. Bobby's Anorak - Geezer & Rowland The Bastard. raw 031 b1 - guy mcaffer & rowland the bastard. kojak's lollipop - rowland the bastard & the geezer.

Hin und Zuruck' is the central song of the album with more than 35 minutes

Geezer & Rowland The Bastard Bobby's Anorak.

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Trip Hazard скачать и слушать. Do Not Exceed The Dose.

Tracklist

A	–Lochi	Crush Chop Sniff Repeat
B1	–Rowland The Bastard & Geezer	Deck Assassins, Acid Gladiators
B2	–Trip Hazard	Do Not Exceed The Dose

Tyler Is Not Here

DDR's track is the best track here brilliant can't add to that.I do love Rowland and Geezer's track but the too lengthy vocal sample is unnecessary and unneeded as it is so good without it Sorry but it's I.M.P.O. I think it sounds out of place sorry guys and gals. Lochi's track is excellent as well and I'm sure they are taking the piss out of Fatboy Slim's Eat Sleep Rave RepeatAvin' it !

Celak

As you might have guessed, Lochi's piece is classic, wonderful Routemaster-style filth. The track uses the instructions of the title as a recurrent vocal, and again, it's very reminiscent of a Routemaster number (think "Acid Junkies," "Vote Techno Party," or the seminal "London Acid City"). And like several Lawrie tracks (e.g., "My Name is Acid" and "Wicked Plastik"), the percussion scheme has a notable rhythm to it, almost like the kick drum lags a nano-second behind where it "should" be. But the result is an amazing, characteristic drum rhythm that just screams (at least to me) "Lawrie," "Routemaster," and "awesome." 5/5 all the way.Also harkening to earlier days, the Geezer and Rowland put together a dirty and bubbly roller very reminiscent of their work on Bionic Orange. "Deck Assassins, Acid Gladiators" has a hip-hop-style rhyme and kick-beat during the breakdown (somewhat similar to Steve Mills and Trooper's recent "X Faction"), after which the FILTH meter just goes through the roof.EDIT: On successive listens, I've come to agree with Neurodynamo---the hip-hop vocal is a bit long and forced. It's not bad, really, but seems disconnected from the rest of the track. Still, the acid filth makes this one worth a few plays, if not more.Finally, DDR gives substance to the phrase that's graced every (?) SUF release since day 1: "Do Not Exceed the Dose." Dirty, dirty stuff here. It actually reminds me of Dave's earlier "Raves Like This" dirtbomb on 'Avinit Records a great deal, as well as "Repoman" (on SUF) to a slightly lesser extent. Twisted acid work, stomping beats, and a recurrent "ACID, ACID, ACID, ACID" vocal give this one a real demented vibe. A fantastic end to a genius release, 5/5.