Part 2 of the Bmore excursions... Baltimore Club breaks in a Milkplus dimention! wow!! it features Maskesmachine, Andrew W.K., Ludacris, David Lee Roth, Madonna & lots more more bmore.

so i went on a "musical journey" to Baltimore. I had been listening to some crazy b-more mixes and got inspired by this awesome form of club music. Well, it all started in Sydney actually. Where i found the awesome battlebreak record from Ayers and Tittsworth which had all the typical breaks and drumloops, pressed onto a 12" loop-based record. It took me quite a while before i actually started sampling those breaks, but at some point, i did! Basicly i made a mix as dancefloor intend to the full moon parties in Antwerpen, where i have debuted this piece first... now it's having a second coming here as a podcast and eventually It might come out on record too!

a ton of samples have been turned into a mish-mash of horrorcore staying on the sunny side and leaving on the dark side. It took me a while to update this wow i cant believe i did it! i did it all for you... thank you to all the people that got in touch with me loving the podcasts. the timing and patience has now been streched to a possible maximum!!!

And so our journey continues. First we're making a stop at the cheese-store, we shoplift the most horrifying and molded cheeses to our display. We're all wearing Tigermasks and we aint afraid to smack or spear you maggots down. By all means we are paving the way for Musical Parody.

Their's a sound but can you guess what it is? The last few days I've spend time and effort sequencing and mixing over 2500 audioclips on six layers with a bunch of greasy ingrediensts. I mainly chose alot of Venga_Boys material, a EuroDance project masterminded by Wessel Van Diepen. It was and remains an enormous pop-icon stained on our minds forever, pushed forwards by mainstream media. This time the music get highlighted from another dimention, where it gets filtered, layered and spew out as freaky dance quiz. Alongside other various European dance projects this "quiz" leaves you guessing and hopes to entertain you in it's 13 minutes of existence. A DJ-set taken to another level and the first in series of Rollercoaster Music sessions that wants to redefine nineties dance music in all its charm and illness.

This mix is a tribute to Chantal Goya, one of France greatest entertainers. She started singing as a Yé-Yé girl but she became mostly known as a singer for children. Together with her husband, songwriter and composer Jean-Jacques Debout, and with a talented team of designers and costume people, she does shows for and with children. The main themes are dreams and traveling. In this mix you will hear many of her famous tracks, cartoon soundtracks, newer and older versions, spiked with pumpy housebeats, breaks and kicks ofcourse.

this was made a while back for the Sickboy performance at AB Brussels "666 Points De Belgique" curated by Mauro Pawlowski. Its total dancefloor killer and features samples from Andrew W.K., The Proclaimers, several Sickboy megamixes, Traktor, Ramones, Bon Jovi, ... yep, now you try to guess whats more in there! peez. and word to ya maamaaa.

SICKERS

Hello - So this a new tune for my upcoming album "Musical Therapy" to be released this year! It is inspired by my trip/tour through Japan just last year and its dedicated to the legendary Japanese wrestling figure "Tigermask". There were four different Tigermasks (all Japanese) but there was also the Black Tiger portrayed by Eddie Guerro. So, I bought a mask replica in a deparment store downtown Osaka and i spraypainted it black just recently to use it with the Servants Of The Apocalypic Goat Rave, my side project of horrific Gabba-Assuals with Bong-Ra. Furthermore I'm not wearing the Tigermask during Sickboy performances, but i will do so again when the album gets released, and return in a custom-made version by The Gordon Squad.