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Ultraklystron Victoria, British Columbia
Making Drum n' Bass, Nerdcore, Anime Rap, Trap, Vaporwave, Beat Tapes & much more since 1997. Well, started some of those at different points, but whatever.
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Second Coming UK Mix
by Nursehella
The flows and delivery are dope, the lyrics are beyond honest and the humor is clever and sardonic. Nursehella is easily one of the best MCs out there, and then I totally wrecked it up by remixing it!
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Apocryphal Gospels (The Ultraklystron Remixes)
by Stevie Kincade
On impulse, I did a start to finish remix of Stevie's Personal Sermons EP, and I think the end result is rad. It's weird yet catchy in the same moment, and I think the re-contextualization works well.
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A cover LP project from a long time internet music friend from the OG mp3.com era, Cover Charge features a Johnny Hates Jazz cover where I handle the vocals! Definitely a different lane from my usual!
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Nagatoro”
This album was produced for Oasis Ltd. as a special request for additional naturewave releases. It is a personal sonic documentation of living in my dream environment of the beautiful woods of the Blue Ridge mountains. No longer do I need to escape since this is where i call home. Thanks for listening♥️🌳🌊 cheers!
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Alien Audio Absurdities
by Tomoroh Hidari
supported by 9 fans who also own “Nagatoro”
Lots of craziness here but there’s an overall ‘sound’ coming from this bunker that somehow works really well. ‘Take it Easy, Ayatollah’ would sound amazing on a club PA. Turn the lights out and try dancing to this collection!
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The Toronto garage outfit embraces industrial clatter and the tension inherent in isolation.
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