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The ShizitDTRASH48 - The Shizit - Remixed For The Revolution (February 1, 2004)

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Seattle duo THE SHIZIT are given a posthumous tribute remixing job by friends and allies of DTRASH Records - The ultimate companion to their 2001 full-length release "Soundtrack for the Revolution" which made them such legends in the digital hardcore scene!

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"This is a remix compendium for the mighty Shizit—one of the more promising metallic digital hardcore acts brapping across the horizon.

Leading the charge is a remix by Canada’s mighty Schizoid. The combination of hyper-charged beats and the intestinal churning of the grinding guitars make for a techno-thrash mix of curious strength. Some will immediately compare this sort of thing to Atari Teenage Riot; but this is for people devoid of better references (although, for the record, the reference becomes quite valid on the straightforward digital hardcore track, “Anti Culture (Angry Culture Mix),” which channels ATR’s “Delete Yourself” a bit.).

I would personally dare any serious Industrial Metal fan to find anything heavier than “Point Click Kill (Disrupted Mix).” It has a pummeling Red Harvest-meets-Klute sort of vibe…and then gets funky. Really—it must be heard to be believed. “Herdcore (Punish Yourself Mix)” slithers with an almost Killing Joke sort of vibe, before the quasi-rap post-hardcore vocals kick in. “Dear Government Alien8 The St8 Mix)” reminds me of an obscure “orthodox aggro-industrial” band called X-Propagation, minus the TV Preacher samples. “Softer (Plotting a Suicide Mix)” sounds suspiciously like labelmates Celebrity Dead, to varying effect.

Sadly, the collective hard drive becomes a bit more fragmented toward the end, with highlights becoming less obvious toward the end. Still, stuff like this fills a serious void that has been disturbingly in decline in this allegedly “futuristic” decade. But for the hard-wired fans of this sort of thing, it is a bargain at any price, for the first half of the disc alone.

How shit like Blut Aus Nord and The Amenta gets passed off as “Heavy Industrial,” while stuff like this gets overlooked, I’ll never know. These are brutal bots, programmed to kill then synthesize your chromosomes just for fun. This is metal for Decepticons, to be downloaded at once." -METAL-RULES.COM


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Artist/Composer: The Shizit
Date: 2004-02-01
Keywords: dtrash; the shizit; shizit; rabbit junk; digital hardcore; Atari Teenage Riot; Alec Empire; mad capsule market; breakcore; remix; Seattle; political; hardcore; extreme techno; extreme industrial; industrial rock; industrial noise; alternative; Seattle 1999

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