87 mixes with tracks by “Genghis Tron”

An engaging mix of music featuring Author and Punisher, The Body, Nadja, Kuwahara and more.

There is nothing apologetic about these songs. In your face, obnoxiously heavy tunes. Song writing showing severe signs of attention deficit disorder and vocals flirting with schizophrenia. Beautiful musical compositions littered with involuntary bursts of insanity leaving you dumbfounded. All while executed with a high level of technical precision and intelligence. Madness you say? These men are not mad but instead a mirror of a world gone mad.

Drum machines making an awful racket.

ゴジラ //

Architect, Nosaj Thing and Venetian Snares

A mix of cybergrind, noisecore and general electronic cacophony

A dark and lonely mix..

Thirty tracks of shuddering, shimmering, sublimely shivering sounds and included in this here mix is also what happens to be just what just might just be music by but by far by no means limited to such artists and such bands such as Master Musicians Of Bukkake, Gay Witch Abortion, and Genghis Tron.
[Avoid this mix if you happen to have creaky floorboards...๏̯͡๏)]

Sometimes technicality is what defines the right type of music. If you need something to grit your teeth to that still appreciates musicianship, here it is.

Inspired by the protagonist/anti-hero in Stieg Larsson's Millenium trilogy, hacker Lisbeth Salander, I decided to make a mix that embodies the gritty and mechanical nature of a hacker's life. From ever-glowing LED screens, to bodies of binary code, enjoy the most unorganic, uncomfortable mix i've ever made. Featuring industrial and electronica music from Nine Inch Nails, Lights, and The Knife..

Odd time signatures, unusual song structures, orchestral accompaniment, sampling, synthesizer parts... and still brutal enough to turn your eardrums to stone. Enjoy this odyssey into the world of experimental and progressive metal.

Twelve songs, and seventy minutes of music by Cynic, A Black Rose Burial, and Genghis Tron.

Listen and Listen good.

Ten tracks including music by Bear vs. Shark, Crystal Castles and Cursive. What do you think the message is?