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J​-​MACHine - No Grave Can Contain Me (The Hardcore Sustains Me)

from Absolutely Stuffed: The Best of The 12 Tracks of Christmas by 103 Records

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This is probably the most obvious choice I could've made- I've brought this piece up as an example of one of my favourite things I've done a shit-jillion times since I made it- but, well, sometimes the obvious choices are obvious for good reason. I set out to make a song that matched not just the quality, but the energy and vibe of the songs that noted producers in the J-Core/Nerdcore scene submitted to Bubble-B's “SPEEDKING PRODUCTIONS” compilations, and I like to think I at least got close. Is it derivative of a lot of the tunes from those compilations? Very, arguably by design, and to deny that would be dishonest- thankfully paying tribute to/”borrowing” elements of tracks are very much a part of that whole scene (and Tetsuto Yoshida's submissions to those albums are very, very derivative themselves). One of the things I really like about it is that it sounds authentically “oldskool” whilst also having a certain modern quality; a lot of the samples used are period appropriate for early hardcore rave music + the overall result of using MUSIC 2000 and samples predominantly loaded at 22hz help towards the former, whilst the overall progression and depth of the arrangement help towards the latter. I am also far more ecstatic about sampling a song from the Mega Drive's Motley-Crue-sponsored pinball title Crue Ball in it then I have any real right to be.

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from Absolutely Stuffed: The Best of The 12 Tracks of Christmas, released December 31, 2021
composed by Decon Theed

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103 Records is an independent label based in Cambridgeshire. Spearheaded by Decon Theed, 103 Does not believe in narrow genre focus, forced monetary participation, or exclusion of the individual; our goal is provide music of any genre, produced by musicians from all walks of life, and to have it be as readily available to everybody as is possible. ... more

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