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From the kill or be killed gang land streets of Wickford, all the way to the swanky coke infested PRSPCT Rotterdam offices..
Hellfish stoops to a depraved level with this ruthless stab in the back to some of the biggest hardcore wankers around.
Grab a copy before the legal wankers get the release pulled.
White colored vinyl limited set.
Chuck Norris is a tape.
Hellfish is a vinyl !
Hellfish and Bryan Fury, the Axe Gabba Murda Mob, are two of the biggest innovators in hardcore techno. Both have been pushing the genre in all kinds of directions for over two decades providing the pulse for thousands of parties around the globe. So with this in mind, we are honoured to present 'Baby Eaters', an earth shaking joyride to the very edge of the human psyche and beyond.
The eponymous A-side strikes terror into the hearts of men, splitting brain cells like atoms with destructive chain reactions of radical distortion and soul-stripping screams. Pure demonic catharsis, sound frequencies don't get more violent than this. The B side 'Acid Abyss' is an LSD stained hardcore techno anthem where eerily cold voices are strangled by crunchy bellowing kick drums and bleeding 303s. Despite still being cranked up, the precision of the fills in this track offsets the chaotic kicks of the A-side, coming off almost subtle in comparison.
This single is for connoisseurs coming lovingly housed with artwork by the wonderful Jim'll'Paint it, depicting the deadly duo conducting some rather grizzly research in their underworld studio.
For fans of: Venetian Snares - Bloody Fist
No one shall be shot in the back without a good burn dem on the flip !
Enormous album again... with a clear banging sound and a variety of explorations, from Techno to Drum & Bass with a bunch of those Hardcore magic tricks. A triple album that will never let you down !
Powerfull hardcor on the A side with Line Killas, bringing kick variations and braindead awaker dancefloor tricks... Followed byu The Death Chamber, my fave track here, a masterpiece ! Fucking weldone kicker... Full of breaks and speeding up the brain. The label visuals speeks for itself^^ krkrkr
The flip opens with one of the slowest tune on Deathchant ever on the flip ^^ ahahah And a massive finisher behind.
DJ HELLFISH NULTIMATE ALBUM !!!
A Very 70's Rap/funk ressourced, with massive High Raw Kicks and bloody Cuts.
As usually the PUNK style stand before all, with unexpected ruptures and changes. All tune starts with some Skip Proof high time before running hordes of beats over the dancefloor...
A year of creation !
! 3xLP !
Deathchant LP10 anthem that been never repressed is avaible again with 3 gambling remixes (Hellfish album from 2014 was it 2014 already ?) This kind of tool on Deathchant only a Turntablist can understand... few of the deejays can nowadays... ahaha ^^ and this in an excellent news Mister Hellfish keeps thinking of you girls and boys !
DJ Girl is a DJ and producer who was raised in Detroit, but since the pandemic has been based in Austin, Texas. She's the co-founder of the up and coming Eat Dis Records and her recent releases have been generating excitement in all the right places.
In some ways, 'Hellworld' feels like a direct relation to a lot of early 2000s Planet Mu releases. It could sit neatly alongside Hellfish or Neil Landstrumm, with a similar anything-goes, gleeful attitude, but instead DJ Girl mashes together a driving sound that is founded upon Detroit techno and electro, Chicago juke and Miami bass, with an old school/new school production style that's finessed with distortion and sparse IDM production.
It's a midwest USA style that takes a leaf from DJs and producers such as the wild-style hard techno of Lenny Dee, the tough midwest acid of Woody McBride and the system wrecking electro of Dynamix II, with a joyful, take-no-prisoners bounce.
'Hellworld' kicks off with the industrial juke of 'Get Down', followed by the powerful electro of 'Opp Pack Hittin' (the first of two tracks to feature MC Malik McFly).
'Technician' is a chirpy old school electro track that gets crazier as it progresses, while 'Lucky' mashes together samples and rough beats like an electro version of breakcore.
'Gallery' again features Malick McFly and switches between footwork beats, pumping techno and electro.
'So Hot' is hard 8-bar electro while 'When U Touch Me featuring Irish producer Lighght feels like a very manic take on hyperpop.
The album ends with the tough, spiralling acid of 'Groover' which wouldn't be out of place on a late nineties Jeff Mills mix. The fun is infectious on this one.
This is the second release that DJ Diplomat made all the way back in the early 90’s. His first release was repressed by Vinyl Fanatiks in 2019. This second repress we are doing for him was originally recorded in 1993 and engineered by Secret Squirrel AKA Hellfish who went on to create the Deathchant label in 1997, a label which Diplomat also recorded for. He was also responsible for the mega mixes on the Street Sounds electro series when it was relaunched in the noughties.
Enthused by the support his first repress received Will Diplomat decided to get back into the studio and start making fresh hardcore that sounded like it was made back in the day for the Vinyl Fanatiks sister label Amen Brother. His first release sold out many moons ago but his collab with former partner in the old 1993 hardcore group NARC (DJ Beagle) under the name Diplomat & Beagle is still in stock via Sequence.
Now check his examples of many samples!
- A1: Bryan Fury - Destined To Rule Sera - 190Bpm - 4M02
- A2: Bryan Fury X Akira - Dc Crew Riegn Supreme - 198 Bpm - 3M40
- A3: Bryan Fury X Secret Squirrel - The Firm - 175 Bpm - 4M38
- B1: Bryan Fury X Ak Industry - Nightmare Prodigy - 200 Bpm - 4M28
- B2: Bryan Fury X Khaoz Engine - We Swarm - 200 Bpm - 4M38
- C1: Bryan Fury - Just A Dream, Boundless (Mankind Remix, Original By Rage Hc) 180 Bpm - 3M19
- C2: Bryan Fury - Costa Blanca's Cannibal Club - 200 Bpm - 3M19
- C3: Bryan Fury - Demon Spree - 200 Bpm - 3M43
- D1: Bryan Fury X Hellfish - Dead Wrong - 205 Bpm - 5M09
- D2: Bryan Fury X Deathmachine - Stay Down - 210 Bpm - 4M26
Hardcore time whatever... Bryan Fury loves Break and Hardcore, Dancefloor and Skillz... Exploring views to distort ways... Surprise you with a dark or cheezy dimension.
He did and will never let you down with his pityless drops...
A rare album from one of the soundmaster killing around !
And many collabs with people who can say : "waou.... too !"
Enjoy and play LOUD !








































