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Radio Slave, DJ Hell – MISBHV003: Radio Hell / MISBHV003

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RELEASE: MISBHV003: Radio Hell
ARTIST(S): Radio Slave, DJ Hell

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LABEL: MISBHV | MISBHV003
GENRE: LOSSLESS, Techno (Peak Time / Driving)
RELEASED: 2022-03-11
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 834Kbps/LOSSLESS
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 131.35 MB

TOTAL TRACKS 2

  1. Radio Slave, DJ Hell – Let’s Misbhv (10:55) key, bpm128
  2. Radio Slave, DJ Hell – Latex Lover (11:40) key, bpm124

Total Playtime: 00:22:35 min

Featuring DJ Hell & Radio Slave

DJ Hell
DJ Hell 🇩🇪 · 59 releases

DJ Hell is German techno producer Helmut Josef Geier from Altenmarkt an der Alz, DJing since 1978 and owner of International Deejay Gigolo Records. His music spans peak-time techno and indie dance across labels including his own imprint, Kompakt, and Mind Medizin Records.

Radio Slave
Radio Slave 🇩🇪 · 126 releases

Radio Slave is a Berlin-based group that has released 123 tracks since 2009 across labels including Rekids, Work Them Records, and Nonplus Records. Their sound spans peak time techno, tech house, and minimal deep tech, delivering driving rhythms suited for main room sets.

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MISBHV recordings presents: RADIO HELL

This summit of two dance music heavyweights brings out the essence of their musical paths.
Listening to new collaboration specially commissioned by MISBHV recordings one may wonder why is it actually the very first time DJ Hell and Matt “Radio Slave” Edwards worked together? Here, two dance music heavyweights join forces to take us on a 20-minute trip to an adult-themed clubland fantasy.

Two tracks here, each clocking over 10 minutes, read like a blueprint for late 20-century club music, with its underground roots and the sound of early techno, Italo or EBM. Despite its somewhat darker shades, this is 100%% hedonistic music to sweat to, be it in a tiny basement or a proper big room rave. Slamming beats are complimented by obligatory, seducing female vocal samples, while synth arpeggios and buzzsaw hooks lead to eye-watering, massive breakdowns.
It’s also fascinating to hear two decades of club music merging into something new without losing its origins – Hell’s 90’s, Italo-rooted, electroclash-defining kinky dungeon sound meets Radio Slave’s more minimalistic yet mercilessly effective beats, re-defining classic sounds and delivering something solid for the ever-changing landscape of today’s dance music.//

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