Nasenbluten - The Really Nasty Violent Sex EP flac album

Track B2 samples: Interlude from Kniteforce LP "Shackle Me Not" (which samples dialogue from "The Shining". Vocal from The Geto Boys - Assassins. Track B3 samples: Vocal from Eric B. & Rakim - I Know You Got Soul. Other Versions (1 of 1) View All.

Track B2 samples: Interlude from Kniteforce LP "Shackle Me Not" (which samples dialogue from "The Shining".

Nasenbluten inspired local musicians, leading to a thriving hardcore techno scene in Newcastle. In February 2005 Luke Collison (. Dsico) acknowledged his major influences were "probably Nasenbluten and the Newcastle Hardcore scene. I grew up around there. the radio show that Mark N used to do on 2NUR. While in Germany they recorded an EP, Cheapcore, for the local Strike Records label, which was issued in 1997. The group played their last gig on 30 September 2001, they issued a 3 LP album, Dog Control, in November and disbanded as the three musicians pursued their own projects. Side and later projects. Really Nasty Violent Sex – Storm Records Scotland (WAR 001) (1995). Cheapcore – Strike Records (STRIKE 020) (1997).

The Really Nasty Violent Sex EP. Storm Scotland 1995. Main genre: Electronic, Dance. Contains samples of 1 song. Vocals, Lyrics Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B.

Nasenbluten – The Really Nasty Violent Sex EP Storm Records Scotland – WAR 001. Nasenbluten u200e– You're Going To Die. A1 Intro (Arsehole Alert) 00:00 A2 Rabid (Die Motherfucker Remix) 01:02 A3 God Loves You Honey 06:51 A4 Meathead 12:49 A5 Squabble 13:16 A6 For You. Nasenbluten - Dermal Plating (1996).

Nasenbluten created music on Amiga personal computers using tracker software in the MOD format and started playing house parties in Newcastle. They self-released a number of cassettes on the Dead Girl label starting with their debut album, Transient Ischemic Attack, which appeared in March 1993. On 31 July that year they recorded a gig, which was released as Live at Wobble. Nasenbluten inspired local musicians, leading to a thriving hardcore techno scene in Newcastle. In February 2005 Luke Collison (aka Dsico) acknowledged his major influences were "probably Nasenbluten and the Newcastle Hardcore scene.