(via blog to the old skool)
Interesting, that he bigs up Rhythm Section - often forgotten - as a massive influence, to the point of "plagiarism" with early Hyper-On - the first track that defined hardcore for Alex being this one:
Thursday, February 27, 2014
"vocals used as drum beats" / "it almost seemed an affront someone could get away with tunes so raw"
fascinating video interview with Alex from Hyper-On Experience and E-Z Rollers, done by Tim Cant
(via blog to the old skool)
Interesting, that he bigs up Rhythm Section - often forgotten - as a massive influence, to the point of "plagiarism" with early Hyper-On - the first track that defined hardcore for Alex being this one:
(via blog to the old skool)
Interesting, that he bigs up Rhythm Section - often forgotten - as a massive influence, to the point of "plagiarism" with early Hyper-On - the first track that defined hardcore for Alex being this one:
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