Posts Tagged ‘UK Hardcore’
FACT mix 363: Untold
Thursday, January 10th, 2013Tearout old skool mix from Untold! Check the tracklisting!
DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer – Ackers (Kool)
Hedgehog Affair – Heaven Sent (Basement)
Cool Hand Flex – Your Risk (De underground)
Dj Hype – I Can’t Understand It (Suburban Base)
Static Substance – Ghetto People (Remix) (Impact)
DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer – In effect (The Remix) (Slammin’ Vinyl)
Freestyle & – DJR – Madness (Awesome)
DJ Ham –Most Uplifting (Future Primitive Remix) (Kniteforce)
Nookie – The Sound Of Music (Reinforced)
Origination – Break Down (Rude Boy)
Dub Two – Bad Man (Tuffness Mix) (Big City)
Tango – Can’t Stop The Rush (Remix) (Formation)
D-Force – Ruff!!! (Slammin’ Vinyl)
Foul Play – Finest Illusion (Section 4)
Peshay – Piano Tune (Good Looking)
SC Session 13 – DJ Overload – “Speed” – Side B (Classic Session 3)
Thursday, June 21st, 2012
HEARTHROB WILL NEVER DIE featuring Mark Archer (ex ALTERN-8)
Wednesday, June 20th, 2012
MARK ARCHER (EX ALTERN-8 !!!!!!!!)
PLUS THE <3THROB SQUAD READY TO GURN THE CLUB DOWN!!!
☺☢ DEV / NULL ☺☢
☺☢ @LILINTERNET ☺☢
☺☢ MORGAN LOUIS ☺☢
☺☢ BALTIMORODER ☺☢
7/24/12
Middlesex Lounge
315 massachusetts ave, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139
DJ Overload Live @ Casper
Tuesday, June 19th, 2012DJ Overload’s set from “Casper,” held at Rocky Point Amusement Park in Rhode Island on October 30, 1993
Event producer: Mike “Balu” Regan
Audio recorded by: Nathan Brown
DJ Overload @ Elements! Old School Jungle Night 19+
Tuesday, June 19th, 2012
 
Photos from Overload at Elements
DJ Overload (Mission Control // The Loft // Three The Hardway // KC and the Sunrise Gang // Jungle Roots) Boston
Nugs (BASSIC)
The Phoenix Landing
512 Mass Ave,
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139
Wheez-ie “Remember the Score” Video (Updated)
Friday, June 1st, 2012Charley Says Always Tell Your Mummy
Monday, April 2nd, 2012
One for those of us who’ve been around for a while…
An Interview With Pete DEV/NULL: Crate Digging, Blogging To The Old Skool & A Podcast Mix
Monday, February 27th, 2012
Source: BeantownBoogiedown
In 2012, we live in a culture that embraces immediacy. What is current often dictates what’s hot on the streets, almost guaranteeing a short shelf life for a great deal of music released nowadays. While the majority of DJ’s chase promos, beg fellow producers for unreleased content, and pay Beatport’s premium to get a song the day it releases, some still find time to look in the rear-view mirror. In rather extreme cases we have guys like Pete DEV/NULL. A highly versatile DJ, one of the things DEV/NULL specializes in is both collecting and DJ-ing early 90s breakbeat hardcore music.
Full Story at BeantownBoogiedown