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Hypnoskull Rhythmic Noise Hardcore 2002 Germany

Performer Hypnoskull
Title Operation Tough Guy!
Date of release 2002
Country Germany
Style Rhythmic Noise, Hardcore
Other formats DMF AC3 MPC MMF ADX AHX AUD
Genre Electronic
Size MP3 1838 mb
Size FLAC 1129 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 548

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harder than your next hype···. 4 June at 05:23 ·. Nekra Damage podcast with a good selection of raw rhythms including 'given this total distrust' from my last album based upon Pier Paolo Pasolini's 'apology' essay. 4 June at 04:43 ·. Some distorted rhythms for your pleasure, 9ravesnuff Podcast 01. Tracklist:.

Hypnoskull is Sint-Niklaas, Belgium based musician Patrick Stevens (b. 1973) who, according to his myspace profile, founded Hypnoskull in 1992. Stevens was introduced to music at a young age, and became quickly involved in the Belgian and German alternative music scene. His first project was with friend Kristen Steensels, under the name Ectoplasmic Embryo Experience. Soon after, Stevens began releasing music under several other pseudonyms, including BRB, DRK, and Godwin.

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Tracklist

Operation Tough Guy!
And Here I Stay	1:29
Operation Tough Guy (Reprise)	3:46
Technothrill	2:28
D.E.A.D. Track 2002	4:17
On & On!	3:45
Biotech Brainkillers (Deconstructed)	4:01
Operation Tough Guy	3:37
Stainless Steel Stereo Equipped Animals	3:55
Ready To Scream, Ready To Die!	4:40
Schaltlabor Zentral	3:49
No Man, You're Not Right Man	2:27
We Know It All - We Know All	3:57
Rock & Roll Into Your Electronic	3:40
The Deleted Scans Of Hidden Territories	2:17
What We Are What We Do	3:29
Dirtfunk Slam	3:20
Everything Is Operationable	5:44
Prophecies Of The Hidden Agenda	2:34
One Thousand 979 Tales Of The Dark City	3:19
Operation Tough Guy, But We'll Be Back	2:42
Operation Mean Machine
Tuning The Engines	1:04
The Truth Is Just A BPM Away	3:49
Biotech Brainkillers (STFWD RMX)	4:03
Operation Tough Boy (V3)	3:46
Access Denied	3:30
The Shadowroller Part 2	4:47
Rollerloop Vs The Track Defender	4:15
Control	3:14
Push>Eject>Return! (Damaged RMX By Converter)	5:42
Machine Is Coming Down (Malfunction RMX By Converter)	5:19
FFWD > Burnout (REW > Slowdown RMX By Converter)	6:29

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
act 134.4	Hypnoskull	Operation Tough Guy! ‎(2xCD, Comp + Box)	Ant-Zen	act 134.4	Germany	2002
act 134.1	Hypnoskull	Operation Tough Guy! ‎(2xLP, Comp)	Ant-Zen	act 134.1	Germany	2002
act 134	Hypnoskull	Operation Tough Guy! ‎(CD, Album)	Ant-Zen	act 134	Germany	2002

Talk about Hypnoskull - Operation Tough Guy!

in waiting

For the same reason many people seem to not like this album, I absolutely adore it. It has an awesome lo-fi, punk-ethic/diy feel to it. This is some of the rawest industrial/power noise/breakcore out there, and I can definitely respect that. Fans of lo-fi techno and fucked-up beats shouldn't be disappointed, but if you're looking for something overproduced and polished, you might want to venture elsewhere! This will probably always remain my favorite Hypnoskull album!

Bodwyn

It's gotta be hard for Hypno to sell so many of there previous albums, and then come to this. This boxset was like buying totally crappy cereal with pretty interesting prizes inside; I didn't like half the tracks on either CD, and this really didn't impress me with the idea to scream lame words and phrases over cool beats. It worked in the past, but this collection had a few too many boring songs with nothing going them but screaming. I'd get anything with a converter remix, but this was pretty lame.

Grotilar

operation was the last recording in a kind of experimental lofi Rythm Noise Section. With the following releases he tried to get rid of that style more into the breakcore thing. For me it sounds like the technical perfection what he was doing over the years before, while the following release "Dark Skies" sounds way more experimental and varied.

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