en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/uk/ Thu, 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 Thu, 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 60 http://www.audioscrobbler.net/data/webservices http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal The Last.fm journal for DJ_Foxybits. Last.fm journals are a place to talk about all things music. http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2011/01/28/46iqqv_teen_daze_%22saviour%22_music_video Fri, 28 Jan 2011 04:28:12 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2011/01/28/46iqqv_teen_daze_%22saviour%22_music_video I really loved the vibe of the Teen Daze song, "Saviour," so I decided to try my hand and create a music video for it, using scenes from old 80's movies. I think it turned out really well.

Check it out!]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2011/01/02/44v9so_best_of_2010 Sun, 2 Jan 2011 07:23:32 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2011/01/02/44v9so_best_of_2010





1. Tobacco - Maniac Meat
Self-described as a sort of eighties aerobics vibe, Tobacco brings together vintage synthy sounds, ethereal vocoders, and hip-hop breakbeats and change everything you thought you knew about how ultra-smooth electro could be.

2. Foals - Total Life Forever
Proving there is still a lot of life left in dance-punk, Foals craft an intelligent, imaginative guitar-led album. Highlights like "After Glow" and "Black Gold" are promising, haunting, fiery, and inspiring, worth every word of praise they deserve.

3. Warpaint - The Fool
The all-female choruses and cloying melodies of this band have an enigmatic, almost whimsical quality that is similar to Interpol or Blonde Redhead, like a fine Port that leaves one longing for more.

4. The National - High Violet
The sparse yet versatile songcraft of The National in "Afraid of Everyone," "Anyone's Ghost," and "Conversation 16" reflect a situational emptiness but yet paradoxically come across as a new anthemic high water mark for the band.

5. Caribou - Swim
Caribou's foray into dance music is a masterpiece, that is equal measures Hot Chip in its glimmering use of samples and The Whitest Boy Alive in its suave vocal delivery.

6. Spoon - Transference
The piercing "Got Nuffin," the sentimental force of "Out Go the Lights," and the stripped-down relevation of "Before Destruction" reveal Transference as edgy, confrontational, yet incredible multi-dimensional songwriting that delivers.

7. Twin Shadow - Forget
Twin Shadow is a fresh face of a new pop scene that echoes the nostalgic sounds of New Order or Simple Minds but calls something immediate of its own, and makes you hope that other bands will carefully imitate.

8. The Depreciation Guild - Spirit Youth
With its atmospheric guitar and glossy vocals, Spirit Youth has a kaleidoscopic cotton candy quality that shoegazer hasn't approached so perfectly since Mew's Frengers.

9. Effi Briest - Rhizomes
Harkening Siouxsie and the Banshees or more recently Love of Diagrams, Effi Briest have a puzzlebox sound of percussion and interlocking guitars that is both challenging and fulfilling, cryptic yet fiercely energetic.

10. Daft Punk - TRON: Legacy
Though it could never match up to the expectations that Daft Punk enthusiasts had placed on it, TRON: Legacy still proves to awe-inspiring, it deftly manages to match electronic segments to orchestral passages on a scale that few have succeeded at before.

11. Dead Meadow - Three Kings
Dead Meadow come across with all the idolatry that a live setting can provide them, their washed out, pedal-driven sound like sinister hymns to a heathen God.

12. Film School - Fission
Fission changes the Film School dynamic with swooning guy/girl teamwork on vocals, but the result is still the band you'll know and love, in a vibrant pastiche of pastel pop.

13. Gorillaz - Plastic Beach
I feel a little guilty about not having a chance to listen to The Fall, Gorillaz's latest, which slipped past my writing deadline, but all the same, Damon Albarn shines in this album, which shows his ear for the perfect beat, and his hand in collaborating with everyone from Bobby Womack to Little Dragon.

14. Jaga Jazzist - One-Armed Bandit
A proggy collage of keyboard-based soundscapes. Is it an epic journey towards cosmic destiny, or the moody soundtrack to an Italian thriller? You be the judge.

15. !!! - Strange Weather, Isn't It?
Coming back from the difficult loss of drummer Jerry Fuchs, Strange Weather, Isn't It? is a driving, confident step forward for !!!'s indie-funk tradition.

16. Broken Social Scene - Forgiveness Rock Record
Though Broken Social Scene borders on an indie supergroup at this point with the number of side projects and related work they've spawned, this record still shows they can hold it together. From the swagger of "Forced to Love," to the sentimentality of "Sweetest Kill," Broken Social Scene remain a force to be reckoned with.

17. El-P - Weareallgoingtoburninhellmegamixxx3
Martial breakbeats, infectiously danceable. On one hand you've got the savage bass of "Meanstreak (in 3 Parts), on the other you've got the cutting synthy breakdown of "Time Won't Tell" -- either way you can tell El-P is one of the true innovators in electro sound.

18. WE LOVE - WE LOVE
We Love walk the razors' edge of a Knife-like set of dancey-yet-intense songs. An illuminating if icy collection of songs.

19. The Coral - Butterfly House
The Coral appeared in the flurry of "The" bands that showed up in the early 2000's, but it was never quite fair to lump them in the same category as The Caesars or The Hives, and the band prove it on this record which has a mesmerizing storybook psychedelic quality.

20. Tame Impala - Innerspeaker
Fuzzy and lo-fi, dreamy and bluesy, Tame Impala strikes some chords of Guided by Voices and Deerhunter -- and while there's some familiarity in their approach, there's a resounding newness in their instrumental buildups and clever song structures.

21. Junip - Fields
Though there were hints of it in the earlier Rope & Summit EP, it wasn't until Fields that we truly saw how well José González's band Junip could combine the intricacies folk guitar with the intensity of 70's psychedelic and kraut rock.

22. Blood Red Shoes - Fire Like This
Newcomers Blood Red Shoes may stir the memory of Rainer Maria and Silversun Pickups in their pop sounds but it's the same sense of radiant urgency that make this such an exciting debut.

23. Holy Fuck - Latin
Holy Fuck demolish the notions that instrumental post-rock can't be jarring and as brutal as a wrecking ball, yet at the same time come forth with a measure of beautiful truth.

24. School of Seven Bells - Disconnect From Desire
Infinite harmonies and dreamy electronic nuances positively shine from School of Seven Bells, who have come into their own on this future-pop triumph.

25. The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?
Brian Jonestown proves to be a band that can continually reinvent themselves with remarkable results, their newest entry an industrial-stomp-by-way-of-Jesus-and-Mary-Chain tribute.]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2010/01/01/3atix9_best_of_2009 Fri, 1 Jan 2010 01:57:23 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2010/01/01/3atix9_best_of_2009





1. Deastro - Moondagger
An epic chrysalis of a concept album with shimmering synths and compelling vocals in songs like "Vermillion Plaza" and "Kurgan Wave Number One", Deastro is future pop in the sense that it should point the direction for music to come.

2. A Place to Bury Strangers - Exploding Head
A Place to Bury Strangers had a decent debut but really strengthened their hand with this album, building on the musical influence of My Bloody Valentine and Primal Scream while retaining a sound totally their own.

3. Health - GET COLOR
Noise rock or electroclash? Get Color is both and neither but it's also a very compelling release that sounds like a fiery interstellar transmission from the heart of space.

4. Black Math Horseman - Wyllt
Desolation and foreboding, Black Math Horseman is the best of both stoner and doom metal. Sera Timms, the band's vocalist, effortlessly slips between siren tones and sinister banshee wails.

5. hunz - Thoughts That Move
hunz is the closest I would describe to electro soul, glowing layers of vocal intonations meet so perfectly on this album with electronic patterns in a way that few musicians have been able to capture, made all the more impressive by the fact that it was recorded in under a month.

6. Doves - Kingdom Of Rust
I didn't think that Doves could make a better record than Lost Souls but Kingdom of Rust shines, it's a tremendous album that swells with emotions from the lush uncertainty of the title track to the rapt fascination in "Spellbound" to the dark designs of "Compulsion."

7. Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself
In a perfect world, this would have been Telefon Tel Aviv's masterwork. Translucent synths and majestic pads that build up to staggering heights -- this is an album that is so inspired it defies imagination. That Charles Cooper's death followed it is one of the great tragedies of modern music.

8. Polvo - In Prism
As a longtime listener to Polvo, a band especially known for their odd tunings and odder song structures, I never thought I'd be describing them as approaching arena sounds, but this album is definitely their most approachable, with its warm melodies somewhat akin to a crossbreed of Sonic Youth and Yo La Tengo.

9. deadmau5 - It Sounds Like
Deadmau5's tracks have already gotten a lot of praise on the progressive house circuit, his tracks are subtle yet imaginative arrangements that filter to a science what makes parties work and the dance floor move.

10. Them Crooked Vultures - Them Crooked Vultures
This album was the biggest surprise for me. Them Crooked Vultures ties Josh Homme and Dave Grohl to a set of Zeppelin-esque songs, and surprise, it definitely works. Proof that there are still some good, crunchy rock songs to be had in 4/4.

11. The Phenomenal Handclap Band - The Phenomenal Handclap Band
Drawing inspiration on the best that the 70's FM rock had to offer, and then adds a bevy of talented singers, the Phenomenal Handclap Band provides a collection of psych-rock that is as soulful as it is stunning.

12. The xx - xx
Sensual and captivating, the xx have put out an excellent debut that has warm male-female interplay and sparse yet beautiful guitar melodies.

13. Doomriders - Darkness Comes Alive
Though technically a side-project for Nate Newton from Converge, Doomriders are a great band in their own right, as Darkness Comes Alive proves. Few heavy metal bands come along that with both their reckless sense of humor and reckless sense of musical skill -- Doomriders are both adventurous and downright fun.

14. Data - Skywriter
While under the shadow of other French electro acts such as Daft Punk and Justice, DatA has been quitely building a catalog of suave and sexy electro, most noticably in the form of "Rapture," his collaboration with former Death From Above 1979 frontman Sebastian Granger. This LP brings all that work together in the aural equivalent of neon skylights and chrome skylines.

15. The Raveonettes - In And Out Of Control
The Raveonettes keep getting better and better. With last year's Lust Lust Lust, it seemed that the band might dive further into the sonic noise and be lost forever but instead they've veered more towards a smart and sincere pop that matches that album's best elements with their previous work.

16. Fischerspooner - Entertainment
Fischerspooner were always an excellent production band, but with this release, they've come into their own with driving that creative force towards a set of songs that are equal parts dark and danceable.

17. Clubroot - Clubroot
Thoughtful and mesmerizing, one of the most unforgettable and subtly haunting dubstep albums to have come from the genre since Burial's Untrue.

18. Bottin - Horror Disco
Fun and fast-paced Italo-disco that doesn't take itself too seriously, this album is meant to turn a dance floor with its black leather strapped bass grooves and vocoder-soaked voices.

19. Part Chimp - Thriller
Far and away the LOUDEST album I listened to, but don't write it all off as clamor. Part Chimp hit you like a wrecking ball, but after the initial shock, you start to realize they have a vaguely Kyuss-like groove to them that gathers all that sinister energy and makes it flow.

20. Osso - Run Rabbit Run
Though I consider Sufjan Stevens along the lines of musical Zoloft, Run Rabbit Run is a collection of Stevens songs about the Chinese Zodiac set to string quartet, and its some of the most intricate and articulate neo-classical I've heard.

21. Russian Circles - Geneva
Instrumentals that are as thrilling and challenging as it is sprawling and discordant, Russian Circles are the perfect keystone between the sweeping soundscapes of post-rock and the charged intensity of technical metal.

22. Obits - I Blame You
Rick Froberg picks up where he left off from Hot Snakes with this album that features songwriting that ranges from edgy and confrontational ("SUD") to campy and hilarious ("Fake Kinkade").

23. Boston Spaceships - Zero to 99
Though the post-Guided by Voices stuff has been hit or miss, in this release Bob Pollard reminds of the anthemic magic of his songs that made GbV shine through.

24. Nomo - Invisible Cities
Neither acid jazz nor rhythmic funk but something mysterious and in-between, Nomo are masters of a sound that is both rhythmic and intuitive.

25. The Black Heart Procession - Six
Heartfelt indie that abounds with lovely touches from everything to Svengali organs ("Back to the Underground") to waves of dub-like reverb ("Rats").]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/07/01/2u6uiw_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_712009_playlist Wed, 1 Jul 2009 06:54:03 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/07/01/2u6uiw_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_712009_playlist What I liked of it was DJ Mujava, Client, Justice, and SymbolOne. The rest was not my best mix - this set had waay too much cratedigging. I was a little drunk, but did I really think that throwing that much of Faunts at the audience was a good idea? On the other hand, I spun Tim Exile just to see what kind of crowd response it would get, it actually got some of the best comments.


1. Prefuse 73 - Half Up Front
2. Faunts - M4 (Part I) (DVAS Macho Mix)
3. Fischerspooner - Supply & Demand
4. DJ Mujava - Township Funk
5. Tim Exile - Pay Tomorrow
6. Client - Can you feel? (Jori Hulkkonen Remix)
7. Faunts - Explain (Home Video Remix)
8. M83 - Run Into Flowers (Ig Farbenvorschlag remix by KG)
9. Kid606 - Be Monophobic With Me
10. Cut Copy - Going Nowhere (Whitey Remix)
11. Ellen Allien - Open
12. LCDremixed.com - Us vs Them (Go Home Productions Remix)
13. Cut Copy - Hearts On Fire (Joakim Remix)
14. Simian Mobile Disco - Love (Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve remix)
15. Prodigy - Get Up Get Off (Fujikato+Dancingdiscoduke remix)
16. Justice - waters of nazareth (erol alkan's durrr durrr durrrrrr re-edit)
17. Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Vertigo
18. Ralphi Rosario - in the night (gus gus remix)
19. Demon - Happy Therapy (Lifelike Remix)
20. Faunts - Memories Of Places We've Never Been (T.H. White Remix)
21. SymbolOne - Love Juice (Moulinex Remix)
22. Alter Ego - Cryonics (Alter Ego Elektrafixion mix)
23. Pluxus - Contrax
24. Lindstrom & Prins Thomas - Rett Pa
25. Super Mal - Light Years (Lifelike Remix)
26. Data - Morphosis]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/05/24/2qvmx7_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_5222009_playlist Sun, 24 May 2009 00:57:11 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/05/24/2qvmx7_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_5222009_playlist This was my second attempt at a "live" Traktor set which is a lot closer to my goal of 'real dj'ing,' there's a lot more you can do to move an audience and draw out their emotions than letting the beat drop because you're going track-to-track like a human iPod...

The first attempt was a showdown and I was so nervous about putting my best footpaw forward that I lost track of most of the playlist while spinning the set. Aww well, use your imagination. :3

1. Hurdy-Gurdy - Frost Mats
2. Pluxus - Transient
3. Nexus - Stand Up (Instrumental)
4. Data - Aerius Light (Breakbot Remix)
5. Ellen Allien - Magnetfeld
6. Ciccone Youth - Macbeth (Alternate Version)
7. Fischerspooner - The Best Revenge
8. Lucien-N-Luciano - Stone Age
9. Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Rubicon
10. Danger - 7H46
11. Database - Wetbleee
12. The Unknown DJ - Basstronic
13. The Vanden Plas - let's stop marx
14. Pluxus - Kinoton
15. Moderat - No. 22
16. Kasabian - Club Foot (Temple Of Hell Remix)
17. Dave Gahan - Kingdom (Ralphi & Jody's Extended Vocal Mix)
18. Black Strobe - Innerstrings (No Shuffle mix)
19. Cabaret Voltaire - Doom Zoom
20. Health - Heaven (Narctrax Remix)
21. FPU - Waiting for Snow]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/05/11/2pr8mu_later_days_@_furpleasure_5112009 Mon, 11 May 2009 07:07:00 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/05/11/2pr8mu_later_days_@_furpleasure_5112009 I put on a little pop afterparty at FurPleasure where every song had to be a "day of the week," which meant anything with days or dates in the artist or title. Needless to say, I thought it was a pretty fun set and wanted to share. I really like "Sunday Bloody Sunday" to "Blue Monday," I wanted to continue to Voices Carry by 'Til Tuesday, but stopped and thought better of myself. lol.

1. Gorillaz - Tomorrow Comes Today
2. Refused - Summerholidays Vs. Punkroutine
3. The Cure - Friday I'm in Love
4. Sonic Youth - Sunday
5. David Bowie - Golden Years
6. 120 Days - Lazy Eyes
7. Happy Mondays - Kinky Afro
8. Jamiroquai - King for a Day
9. Nine Inch Nails - The Day the World Went Away
10. The Appleseed Cast - February
11. U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday
12. New Order - Blue Monday
13. DJ Shadow - Dark Days
14. Deodato - September 13
15. Ramones - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/02/24/2if5b1_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_2232009_playlist Tue, 24 Feb 2009 06:37:55 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2009/02/24/2if5b1_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_2232009_playlist Absence. I'd been gone too long, and I put out a notice revelations, alterations, all's love, and all's electro in the club (set in 5 min) to see if anyone would come. I had a nice response and there was indeed a lot of charmed words for what I put down.

I had a request for NWA, and my nonplussed reply was all I had onhand was Whodini and Newcleus and I didn't know if that was a consolation... they obliged me by saying they'd love to hear Whodini so I threw it in and I love the funky passage from there to Artefact. The end was also very satisfying. If I'd throw anything out, "Da Funk" was too stale, and "Gate 23" was a really awful choice (my fault for not monitoring beforehand).

1. Telefon Tel Aviv - M
2. Justice - Planisphere Final
3. Cabaret Voltaire - No One Here
4. Soulwax - NY Excuse
5. Dynamix II - Just Give the DJ a Break
6. Sweet Light - Mechaniques Remontees
7. The Bar-Kays - Holy Ghost
8. The Heads - Damage I've Done
9. Liquid Liquid - Scraper
10. The Vanden Plas - let's stop marx
11. Whodini - Magic's Wand*
12. Funkadelic - Get Off Your Ass and Jam
13. Artefact - MAE
14. Daft Punk - Da Funk
15. Data - Aerius Light (Breakbot Remix)
16. Cut Copy - Future
17. Zomby - U Are My Fantasy (Street Fighter II Theme remix)
18. Simian Mobile Disco - Tits and Acid (Oscilation remix)
19. Alter Ego - Gate 23
20. Arnaud Rebotini - The Swamp Waltz
21. Home Video - Sleep Sweet
22. Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Palladium
23. Midnight Juggernauts - Shadows
24. SymbolOne - Love Juice
25. Ellen Allien - Cloudy City
26. Chandeliers - Big League
27. TV on the Radio - Dancing Choose
28. M83 - Couleurs
29. Lamb - Trans Fatty Acid (K&D Mix)


*by request]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2008/11/15/2a2fsa_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_11152008_playlist Sat, 15 Nov 2008 12:02:06 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2008/11/15/2a2fsa_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_11152008_playlist 'effing esses' -- a last-minute playlist I composed entirely of artists or songs that start with S. My favorite bit is the back-to-back "Don't Stop" and "Stop." :)

1. Soulwax - Funny
2. Soul Coughing - Super Bon Bon
3. Sonic Youth - 100%
4. Muse - Stockholm Syndrome
5. Supergrass - Richard III
6. Refused - Summerholidays Vs. Punkroutine
7. Stabbing Westward - Save Yourself*
8. Nine Inch Nails - Somewhat Damaged
9. Sepultura - Ratamahatta
10. Fugazi - Styrofoam
11. Sparta - Guns Of Memorial Park
12. Hum - Suicide Machine
13. Primal Scream - Shoot Speed/Kill Light
14. The Smashing Pumpkins - Cherub Rock
15. Silversun Pickups - Melatonin
16. The Secret Machines - Faded Lines
17. The Stone Roses - Don't Stop
18. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Stop
19. Whitey - Stay On The Outside
20. Spoon - Don't You Evah
21. Skeleton Key - Sawdust
22. Screaming Trees - Who Lies In Darkness
23. Swervedriver - You've Sealed My fate
24. Smart Went Crazy - Spy Vs. Spy
25. Starflyer 59 - Unbelievers
26. Interpol - Specialist
27. Sebadoh - Everybody's Been Burned
28. Stars - The Ghost Of Genova Heights


*by request.]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2008/11/08/29lbnv_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_1172008_playlist Sat, 8 Nov 2008 06:26:24 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2008/11/08/29lbnv_dj_foxybits_@_furpleasure_1172008_playlist Electro conquers all!

I like the back-to-back D's lined out in this set, Digitalism, Database, Danger, Data, it was a nice transition. There were some fallbacks (if I did it over again "Innerstrings" would be the tossout), but I love the cohesiveness with most of this material. I laid down this set earlier than usual, 3pm - 5pm SLT (6 to 8 Eastern) because I had it in my head and wanted to perform it, and the crowd never built up. Offpeak hours are homicidal.


1. Flying Lotus - Comet Course
2. Ellen Allien & Apparat - Rotary
3. Sweet Light - Abusator (Black Strobe Remix)
4. The Faint - Get Seduced
5. The Smashing Pumpkins - Stuck in the Middle with Fluke Vox Mix
6. Black Strobe - Buzz Buzz Buzz
7. Maxime Dangles - Tulipa
8. Alter Ego - Tubeaction
9. Simian Mobile Disco - Tits and Acid (Oscilation remix)
10. Demon - Happy Therapy (Lifelike Remix)
11. Black Strobe - Innerstrings (Volga Select Double Dub)
12. Cut Copy - Hearts On Fire (Clockwork Remix)
13. Rex The Dog - Itchy Scratchy (Coin Operated Boy Remix)
14. Data - 7 Months To Forget
15. Health - Heaven (Narctrax Remix)
16. Psyche - Neurotic Behavior
17. Digitalism - Jupiter Room
18. Database - Wetbleee
19. Danger - 14H54
20. Data - Rapture
21. LINDSTRØM - Fast & Delirious
22. Michel de Hey - Jetchi (John Digweed Edit)
23. Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - At Night]]> http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2008/11/03/299a81_halloween_afterparty_@_furpleasure_1112008_playlist Mon, 3 Nov 2008 06:31:21 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/DJ_Foxybits/journal/2008/11/03/299a81_halloween_afterparty_@_furpleasure_1112008_playlist Halloween at FurPleasure is a huge 3-day party and I was asked to help out by spinning a set, so I promised to do "three hours of 90's classic industrial stompiness." I think I did a good job and still got to sneak some stuff I wanted to play in, but my heart tells me this set was 'too much general overview.'

In terms of crowd, I had a great turnout, but not much audience participation. About halfway through, I had a 16-year old girl come in who blabbed about how much most furries were closeminded, wondered why I was playing music in German (Rammstein), and insisted I play some System of a Down. She left after I mentioned to her though I like System of a Down, they didn't fit the scope. After she was gone, I cleared the tension by asking everyone else whether they thought she was a Sony rep.


1. Nine Inch Nails - Mr. Self Destruct
2. Revolting Cocks - Stainless Steel Providers
3. Front 242 - Headhunter V3.0
4. Skinny Puppy - Testure
5. KMFDM - A Drug Against War
6. Pigface - I Can Do No Wrong
7. My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult - Kooler Than Jesus
8. Front Line Assembly - Iceolate
9. Clock DVA - Sound Mirror
10. VNV Nation - Honour
11. Lords Of Acid - I Sit on Acid
12. KMFDM - Juke-Joint Jezebel (Metropolis)
13. Rammstein - Sonne
14. Carbon 12 - Parasite
15. Sister Machine Gun - Smash Your Radio!
16. Stun Gun - Gave Up
17. Ministry - Stigmata
18. 1000 Homo DJs - Supernaut
19. Alien Sex Fiend - I Walk the Line
20. Laibach - Tanz Mit Laibach
21. Replicants - Destination Unknown
22. God Lives Underwater - From Your Mouth (Chris Vrenna - tweaker Remix)
23. VAST - Pretty When You Cry
24. Skinny Puppy - Tormentor
25. Gravity Kills - Guilty
26. Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar
27. DKay.com - Power
28. Megaherz - Showdown
29. The Prodigy - Poison (95 EQ)
30. Nine Inch Nails - Heresy
31. Stabbing Westward - Save Yourself
32. Leæther Strip - Strap Me Down
33. KMFDM - Stray Bullet
34. Kompressor - Brush Your Teeth]]>