K.H.D. is at it again, and his musical colors grow brighter with every release. This time he slams us with four new nu-style tracks, plus- and this might be a first- a UK hard core tune featuring Shyft on vocals. We all knew that K.H.D. could provide some up beat melodies, but this time he’s gone straight in to the realm of happy hardcore. Yes, yes! All you can eat! Click image or visit discography section in the right column!
Here is some thing we’ve been waiting to release for a while}=<))
K.H.D.’s Old But Gold #2
K.H.D. is at it again remastering his old classics, but this time for a full length (nearly eighty minute) album! After the tracks Back To The Street, It’s Just Me, Kyathos, Mechanism Alpha, My Name, Raise Up Mofos!, See That Hard Shit, and his remix of Imil’s Renegade Master on the Old But Gold EP (click the link to get the EP), K.H.D. continues with Mad Men, Black Gabba, My Voice, Ready To Die, Sunburn In Ya Face, Some Say I’m Crazy, The Last Dimension, Brainstorm, The Plastic, Celebrate, My Real Power, Stomp That Beat, This Is My Style, Twisted, and You Sucker on this release. Get the new album by clicking the image above or in the discography section in the right column.
And don’t forget to snatch up Shyfted Minds of Hard Core Volume I, if you haven’t yet!
(Click image to down load, or visit the discography section)
01 Aardwolf – Angeli Morti Ouverture
02 Predaking Versus K.H.D. – Missing The Clown
03 PhydomiR – Amputated Spirit
04 K.H.D. – Erdling
05 Tilduh – They Just Want It Hard
06 Predaking – I Can’t Escape
07 Imil – Digital Weed Makes You Horny (Demon’s Breath Analogue Remix)
08 Shyft – The Drop Out
09 Skorpyd – No Changes
10 Mosphire – Ethereal Plague
11 K.H.D. – Sever Their Communications
12 Mikazki & Leviathan – Revenge
13 Johan Jello – Lucid Nightmares
14 1nsane – The Whole Universe
15 Aardwolf – Angeli Morti
16 O.P.B. – Don’t Fuck With Me
This month we’re doing a hardcore/gabber compilation album here at Shyfted Minds. A few tracks have already been chosen, but there is still plenty of space for more! Any one interested in submitting a track or two should contact me, Shyft, by email at Feind.Shyft@gmail.com or on Facebook here via private message. We usually listen to melodic nu-style gabber, but dark core, industrial hard core, happy gabber, and Rotterdam are all acceptable, too (please no ‘extreme’ cores such as speed core, terror, or break core), as long as it is completely original work (hip hop vocals and spoken word samples are okay).
Show us what you got. Tell your friends. This shall be the first Shyfted Minds compilation!
Nicey nice. We’ve been busy here at Shyfted Minds this week, and there’s a chance of two more releases going in to their final stages this week’s end! If you’ve been searching for some thing new and different in hard core electronic music, hard dance, or what ever you want to call it, search no farther (at least, you know, for now). DJ Istapp’s Twisted Origin EP is truly musical and melodic, but is by no means mainstream. You won’t expect to hear any DMX voice samples or cheesy pop lyrics. This is expression out of line, a style quite unforgettable! Click the image above or enter the discography section along the right to make it yours!*
*There is no implication of invitation to claim ownership of copyright, authorship, or the unforgettable style thereof.
Surprise! K.H.D. has been busy reworking some tunes from his old releases: Back To The Street, It’s Just Me, Kyathos, Mechanism Alpha, My Name, Raise Up Mofos!, See That Hard Shit, and his remix of Imil’s Renegade Master. Now you can down load this remastered classics pack here on Shyfted Minds. Head on over to the discography section on the right.
Here’s a sampler mash up!
Check the discography section in the right column to get your hands on K.H.D.’s first solo gabber release on Shyfted Minds! Alternatively, click here. This release includes a remix of a song by Inflicted Rage, an upcoming hardcore producer from France, called ‘Dangerous’. For an example of just how powerful this extended play is, please refer to the title track below.
Surprise! Here comes an other melodic gabber EP from Shyft and K.H.D.. This one’s a split; each artist contributed two solo tracks, as well as one collaboration. Enjoy this! Pass it on!
Today is the day! The Shyft remix album, New Collective Audition, has hit the net and is available for free down load in the discography section (located in the right column [you may have to scroll down; remember that SHM052 beat it to the punch)! I was happy to recieve and release all of these great remixes, and I want to thank the artists for taking the time to bring this thing to life. I want to thank those who finished their remixes months ago for being quick and waiting paciently for the release; I want to thank those who were short on time but managed to finish their remixes regardless, and I want to than Mister K.H.D. for all of his support and for mixing me an ear catching mash up that serves as an excellent preview to the album. This mash up can be streamed below.
The track list is as follows, including remixer and genre:
ElluomenneuM Part Two – K.H.D. (Nu Style Gabber)
The Face Stealer – Shyft (Dark Core/Clown Core)
To Destroy All Things – The Augerz (Hard Style)
Illuryzquin – DJ Istapp (Nu Style Gabber)
Dakkaeus – K.H.D. (Nu Style Gabber)
God Mod – Demon’s Breath (Dark Core)
The Sorcerer – DJ Gilga (Anthem Trance)
33 – M.E.G.A.L.O. Concept (Nu Style Gabber)
Ryzqk – Smilecythe (Electro Industrial)
Rompus – K.H.D. (Nu Style Gabber)
The March of the Champion – T2Kazuya (Happy Hard Core)
I Will Be The One – Shyft (Clown Core)
Unforgettable – DJ Istapp/Vanr (Free Form)
The Kingdom of the Future – K.H.D. (Nu Style Gabber)
Ondas – Shoujo (Makina)
The Shyft remix album, titled ‘New Collective Audition’, is finally taking its proper shape. Just a few more submissions, which are reportedly in their final stages, are to be collected before the scheduled release date of November first. The art work is finished, and mastering begins tomorrow. Distribution shall be free, digital, and high quality as usual. A track list will be revealed with the release, since it is not yet certain if the remaining few submissions will make the dead line (but expect between twelve and seventeen tracks). They are timeless classics, though; I assure you, and I have very impressed with what I have received so far. Tell every body. Get pumped! The king of clown core remixed by up and coming names from all over Europe and America!
In other news, I think that I am going to begin posting album reviews (of non-Shyfted Minds releases) here to draw more attention, to keep the posts flowing, and to teach my self how to describe music more objectively- or at the very least seem that way.
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