SUZUKI KID - DOOM DOOM DOOM
SUZUKI KID - DOOM DOOM DOOM
==== MORE INFO BELOW ====
Published by Something Inviting Records [Si 6661 D3 SK 01]
Release Date Unknown
==== DOWNLOAD LINKS ====
MP3: https://www.mediafire.com/file/586a0td43z6...
FLAC: https://www.mediafire.com/file/4wg59tj6qwf...
==== TRACKLIST ====
00:00 Crack of DOOM DOOM DOOM...
04:38 DELTA T-FORCE
10:13 Welkum to PLEASURE KULT
15:31 PLEASE SUZUKI DONT HURT EM
20:06 ILLBIANT KUTT
24:53 dj SK: DEFENDER OF YOUTH
31:11 MAGICK SOUNDZ for the Next Rave
33:46 NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD Theme
39:54 Beat From ANOTHER WORLD II
44:39 Life and Times of BLACK CAESER
==== ETC ====
found this disc while out thrifting in Hamilton, Ontario. i described this to a friend as "Alec Empire on benzos" and it really does seem apt; leans way more into digital wall of noise and doesn't really have the rhythmic or musical structure that other digital hardcore does. the blurb on the back of the tray card is amazingly funny:
"SUZUKI KID uses Komputer over-driven Samplers with specially designed knobs, buttons, sliders & FX controllers to create REAL dj-style Electronic Music. A completely NEW adventure in sonic dementia from the mind behind the noise of SPACE CITY USA. Tons of heavy-beats, fast-breaks, huge-Drums & thunderous Bass. Your sonic arsenal is simply incomplete without "Doom..."
File Under:
Maximum Drum N Bass
Hyper-Sonic Electronic"
can't find a ton of info on the artist aside from them having another record out, but no digital copies of that one seem to exist. they also had a previous project, "SPACE CITY USA" - • Space City USA - Nice Time . some other mentions of them exist in the early 00s Canadian hardcore & breakcore scene (see: • Suzuki Kid Should Buy Knar Nice Shoes )
this disc doesn't have a date or any copyright information printed anywhere, so the release date is unknown. what is known is that it came before his other record, which has a release date of 2002 if we're to go by a review on Exclaim!: https://exclaim.ca/music/article/suzuki_ki... - the Something Inviting website got an update fairly early in 2001 mentioning the CD directly, so maybe 2001? https://web.archive.org/web/20010202163100...