Here is his debut E.P on Structural, 4 tracks of cosmic electronic music just in time for the weekend and picking up where we left off.
 
Download now !
 

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A man of many talents already releasing his work on Random Records and has forthcoming releases on other labels too. Has worked under other aliases such as Dark Emotion, Jean-Michel Serres, Francis Lanfranc, Franz-Reinhard Brandt.

□Live Equipments
Apple/MacBook Pro
Ableton/Live8
M-AUDIO/ProFire610
Pioneer/DJM-700
KORG/Kaooss Pad Quad, nanoKONTROL2, nanoPAD2
Novation/ULTRANOVA

Hellboy – 277acid>insane (rough mix) by structuraldamagerecords

Hellboy – fuck u up (long mix) by structuraldamagerecords

Hellboy – acid 5678 by structuraldamagerecords

Discos29 – NY77 – The Coolest Year In Hell from Veintinueve on Vimeo.

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In the spirit of the label its been decided that MP3 versions of this new series will still go out free or for a very minimum cost for higher res. You will have the chance to directly be able to support your artists and shout them a beer or two by purchasing full WAV versions of their forthcoming musical creations. We had better get round to doing a paypal donate thing soon too but everyones fucking broke anyway, but those kind hearted souls would be supporting the underground

In the meantime theres some new musics on soundcloud, strongly recommend this new mix by L-Reak for starters. Download it ! Fresh of the decks.

L-Reak ACID pt7 211111 by structuraldamagerecords

ps: some instrumental versions of the 12″ have finally surfaced and have started circulating on the web. If you buy yer nan a few vinyls we might throw a link to some goodies your way

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After several years at the forefront of the Bordelaise Industrial Rock scene within the sulfuric and avant-garde lineup “Black Hole” which she joined at the age of 18, Integrating electronic analog devices and an touch of  hip hop vocal work… Nathalie Garcia aka Baby Kruger courted the electro scene, became a DJ and promoter of some savage parties, spawning raves and bastard clubs. This (mad)emoiselle then went on to compose and perform her own live electronic music where the efficiency of her mighty breakbeats combined with rich harmonic tones that were worked clearly, with electroacoustic and electronica values.

Having received a 1st at the musical conservatory of Bordeau in 2006 after 4 years of studies in computer music and acoustics, she was quickly taken under the wing of the very good local collective of musicans “Neurosystem” who’s members are dispersed also in many parts of europe.

In 2005 she leaves france for Belgium where she finds the dynamic and the musical quality she was searching for in order to further push her own boundaries and make her projects evolve even more.

Live sets with Schizoid tracks in a post-rave spirit that charm just as equally the people on the dance floor to the serious listener, she integrates a new touch of abstract hip hop and vocal work into her music to serve us a unique tapestry of sound in a strange language.

Braindance, electronica, hiphop, rock or radical techno: this is hardcore musical poetry.
 
 

Trotyl’s second outing on Structural, this time delivering us something far more disturbing than the first E.P  “Bacteria”.  After several shows, this project has been drawing more and more attention for its abstract and underground musical edge,… this is the next chapter in its evolution. A dark broken beat piece of work with little room for niceties…Enough talk… draw the curtains, dim the lights download it and turn it up.

SDamage 0015 – Trotyl – Queen of Black Magic (preview) by structuraldamagerecords

Structural resident sound murderer Overnoiz will be playing at this event in November.

Be sure not to miss him !!

SDmix018 – Hellboy – Catcast 2. Mix for Fat Cat Records. (out on 27/07/2011) by structuraldamagerecords

Hellboy (Michael McDowell) is a musician / producer and Head of Structural Damage Records.
This is his second podcast for FatCat Records.
He has fused and remixed favourite tracks from the very early days of FatCat with some of his own personal influences.
 
In true Hellboy style, once again this podcast takes you on a sonic journey ploughing relentlessly through a veritable pot-pouri of electronic music…starting from the moody trip hop/electro vibes of Jonathan Saul Kane (The Octagon Man) all the way through to notable artists I-F, Mike Dred (The Kosmik Kommando), a remix of FatCat’s Max Richter, V/VM and many more…

Thanks to all our listeners over the last 3 years or so. This is for you.

Structural Damage

At long last, we bring you the mighty Feuh! Arguably one of the hardest releases on the label to date. This is no-holds-bared techno-punk, guaranteed to make you stamp your grannies face to a bloody pulp, then go to Buckingham palace and throw a barrage of nail pies at the royal couple. Structural damage gives a massive shout out to these guys for allowing us to release this. OIOIOI!!!

In 1997, driven by his growing interest in free jazz, alternative, psychedelic ambient and experimental music – and the avant-garde in general – he co-founded Elf Cut records and assumed the role of art director for the label. He also launched his new project: “The Syncopated Elevators Legacy” (S.E.L.), with which he would go on to explore fresh sonic horizons. Over a period of four years, Elf Cut put out ten records (including three S.E.L. releases) and quickly came to be known as one of the more influential labels on the avant-garde electronic music scene. S.E.L. performed at numerous venues and events, primarily in Belgium and France (AB, Nuits de Botanique, Halles de Schaerbeek, Festival de Dour, Recyclart, Vooruit, Zaal Belgie, De Singel, Batofar (FR), Festival Multimedia de Cr?eil (Fr),Centre Culturel de Nantes (FR)…). S.E.L. records were enthusiastically received by a number of prestigious artists (Christian Fennesz, Vibracathedral Orchestra, My Cat Is An Alien) and a few of the tracks even caught the attention of the late John Peel, who played them on his legendary BBC radio show.

Between 2000 and 2004 Cedric composed the music for three productions by choreographer Bud Blumenthal: “Les Entrailles de Narcisse”, “Red Cliff” and “Les Sentiers d’Ulysses”. In 2003 the Flemish Community commissioned him to reinterpret a work by the contemporary music group “Hermes Ensemble”, which he performed at the Theaterzaal in Vooruit, sharing the bill with pianist Kris Defoort and the Hermes Ensemble themselves. These ventures illustrate the evolution of his approach, which has become increasingly influenced by minimalist and contemporary music.

In addition to his work under the S.E.L. banner, Cedric formed the “Drifting Bears Collective” in 2003. Accompanied by a guitarist, a bassist and a drummer, he would use this new side project to develop the more physical aspects of his music – and thus a long creative process was set in motion, culminating in the release of the album “South of No North” in 2007. A psychedelically noise-esque free rock epic of sorts, this album garnered high praise from the discerning music press, receiving glowing reviews from publications such as “Riff Raff” and “The Wire” (the ultimate international reference magazine for the best in alternative and avant-garde sounds). The Drifting Bears Collective is also known for its numerous concert performances, having appeared alongside eminent neo-folk entities from across both the Channel and the Atlantic (No-Neck Blues Band, Vibracathedral Orchestra, Double Leopards,…).

Using his own name when performing in the experimental and minimalist music domain, Cedric’s appearances and involvement in this scene are increasing. He recently participated in the “toute craut est elle bonne dire” expo at the “centrale electrique”, for which he performed an audiovisual piece in collaboration with the painter Serge Golwicht on the day of the private view (6/2/2009). It was extremely well received by the public.

The Communaut Francaise issued Cedric a grant for the creation of a minimalist piece that was to receive its first public performance on the 19th of June 2009 at the Notre Dame de la Chapelle church as part of the “Fetes de la Musique”. This took place on the minimalist night, during which prominent international artists such as Janek Schaeffer, Christian Fennesz and Alva Noto also performed.

Cedric recently dusted off his Acid Kirk alter ego and released a new EP titled “Out of the Blew” in February 2010, co-produced by the labels WeMe and First Cask. This revival of interest brought a lot of new bookings and Acid Kirk performed a lot that year on the national & international scenes, playing in main events in cities such as Den Haag (The Netherlands), Rome (Italy) or what could be seen as a consecration, a gig in the most world-famous organization of underground rave parties: Bangface (n?72) in the center of London (U.K.). In the meanwhile Drifting Bears Collective recorded their second album, changing their names to “South Of No North” and welcoming a high profile new member in the band: Laurent Baudoux (aka Sun Papa) who released lots of incredible music under various pseudonyms (Scratch-Pet-Land, Fan Club Orchestra, Baleine 3000), mainly on the great Koln based Sonig record label. This new album is called “Octopussies Liability” and will be released in the months to come by the Brussels label “Humpty Dumpty”.

Cedric is now back working on his drone experiments and will focus on this side of his work for the next period, ’till a record in that field will be ready to release.

After being spotted by Structural Damage playing at the Burn me Tender parties in Belgium, we finally bring you the Biofix project.

Fucked up techno for freaks. This e.p really makes a statement from its opening moments, taking you on an emotional thrill ride all the way through to its dark and disturbing climax. We have waited a long time for something like this and you can expect to see Biofix again on the demolition squad series compilation in the not too distant future.

Get ready!

The Biofix concept was born in 1997. Laurent Jansen created his first music with electronic instruments (sampler, drum machine and synthesizer) constantly looking for sound originality. In 1999, Laurent with a guitarist started a second project, named “Textures”. This was followed with other collective projects. From this experience, Laurent’s music became more electro/rock/ambient oriented. From concert to concert, the Biofix concept was enriched with video, dance and by live painting and poetry reading. Now, Laurent is focused on deeper rhythms. In his electro music cockpit, he loves to control all parameters that allow him to let his live set flows like he feels it.

1. Dexter – Senderwahl – Klakson
2. ADULT. – Don’t You Stop (Original Mix) – Ersatz Audio
3. 5% Nation Of Casiotone, The – You Step I Step – [k]rack-troni[k]
4. Tetra Plok – Roofs Of Life – Textolux
5. Dopplereffekt – Superior Race – Clone Classic Cuts
6. Partisan Midi – Tilt – Clone
7. Oliver Dodd – Feels Like – Xylophone Jones Recordings
8. Consumer, The – Your Soul For Access – KONDI
9. Sir Stephen – Cerberus – Angelmaker Records
10. New York City Survivors – Sirkkeli – Bunker Records
11. Don Pappy – Home Seek – Data Records
12.Consumer, The – Datacare – KONDI
13.Sir Stephen – Turfwar – Angelmaker Records
14. Dublo – Desir Secret – Roulette Rekordz
15. Faceless Mind – Faceless Mind – Strange Life Records
16. DMX Krew – Bad Sector II – Rephlex
17. Fastgraph – Vsat – Klakson
18. East Coast Art Solution, The – Finger Assault (Remix) – Atak Records
19. GD Luxxe* – Changed Body – Interdimensional Transmissions
20. Voltaic – Behaviour Modification (Dynarec Remix) – Point.One Recordings
21. Szostek – We Are The Same – Serotonin
22. Ra-X – Kontrol – Angelmaker Records
23. Der Zyklus – Der Tonimpulstest – Frustrated Funk
24. Dynarec – Politics – Nature Records
25. GF – Left-Right Logic – KK Records
26.Plasma Co. – Fluorescent Light (Listen To The…) – Electrecord
27. GF – C Mos IC – KK Records

The latest release on Structural Damage (SD0012) is from our latest artist, Trotyl from Poland and is four exclusive tracks of atmosheric fractured beats and IDM-goodness.

This months exclusive mix on Structural Damage will be DeeElfe’s 3rd outing with us. This is arguably one of her finest mixes. A solid 40 minutes of all sorts of brilliant electro with heavy psychedelic tendencies, no automatic beatmatched bollocks here, this is vinyl mixing in its purest form. A mighty fine DJ on top form here. Download or Die.

The four members of Feuh run on a steady diet of Punk, Techno, Noise and Hardcore. Their hybrid motor starts on humanoid rhythms, rumbling over devastating fucked up riffs to finally implode in the bodies of resonance…(if that makes any sense) No? It doesnt matter!!! Their history has led them to play through many diverse musical scenes in France all the way to Czech tek.

They have provided support for some of the best the underground has to offer including: Miss Helium, Vigilante, Malakwa, Phonetic Order, Dupek, Human Side, DK Dance, Block H95, Logre, Td+, UZUL, having already featured on our second various artists compilation! It’s time to unleash the chaos and bring you a full length E.P! SOON!

A change of pace for the man Stazma with this release, turning toward the realm of the devastating bass and disgusting wobble. No pussy footing around here though, this is dubstep delivered with breakcore sensibility, so expect scatterings of amens, metal guitars and some seriously mangled audio in the mix! Despite this, the three original tracks and five remixes that make up this EP are all dancefloor-friendly (provided the speakers pointed at said dancefloor can handle the towering bass!). As ever, this is a 100% FREE download exclusive to Structural Damage Records.

2011-02-01

Structural Damage strikes again this time with over 3 hours of pure ACID from L-Reak. With over a decade and a half behind him now, most of the records you will hear on this can never be found again. True classics mixed with some of the best from L-Reak’s arsenal, don’t bother asking for the playlist coz u wont get one! This will inspire anyone out there with a passion for good techno music. Download it now, get your fix at the Mixes Page.

1. Youngman 6bit shift Serotonin’s Revenge – Serotonin Records
2. Andrea Parker & David Morley Uninvited – Touchin’ Bass
3. Dopplereffekt Infophysix – Infophysix
4. Luke Eargoggle Audio Warriors – Bunker
5. Andrea Parker The Swamp Invasion Expedition – Quartermass
6. Andrea Parker & David Morley Game Over – Touchin’ Bass
7. DJ Assault Crank this Motha – Elektrofunk
8. Luke Eargoggle Audio Warriors – Bunker
9. Perception Mirage – UR
10. Sillicon Zipper – Frustrated Funk
11. Urban Tribe Biohazard 17284 – Rephlex
12. Naturetrueb Meterware – Placid Records
13. Urban Tribe Star Chart Aquateam2 – Weme
14. Natan Vance Reanimation – Roulette Records
15. Sillicon Ido – Frustrated Funk
16. DJ Assault Techno Freak – Elektrofunk
17. Mole People In Out In Out – Mole People records
18. DJ Assault My Caddy – Elektrofunk
19. Dopplereffekt Pornoactress – Infophysix
20. Michael For Faster & Harder Time To Get The 24th Century On Your Ass EP.- Chan’N Mikes Records
21. The Aztek Mi Raza – UR
22. The Egyptian Lover Electro Pharaoh – Egyptian Empire Records
23. Burrito Boys Check Out – Atak Records
24. The Egyptian Lover Keep It Hot rmx – Egyptian Empire Records
25. UR Negative Evolution UR

… then the second technics and more techno and acid tunes… and little by little her collection is growing…

She took her time for early gigs. First ones in little bars, then in 2007 her 1st festival in France, couple of radio shows, private parties (2 were in Switzerland) etc … in 2009 her 3rd times in France, a rave in Ghent, bars.  She is a full member of 2 crews: Nomadic Arts Organisation (Scotland) and Maldita (Belgium)

These days, regularly playing at parties around Belgium. GO D!!!

Back in January 2009 Stuctural Damage Records started with a brutal 2-CD compilation. A year and a half and we are celebrating our tenth release with another compilation of new exclusive material from not only SD oldboys like Hellboy, Stazma and the Nailbomb Cults but a raft of new faces too. Raging metal mashup and punk rock audio distruction is the order of the day with these 15 tracks of mayhem:

• 1. Digicore – The Guilty Masses
• 2. Feuh – Fucking Asshole
• 3. Danny Carnage – Harder Better Faster
• 4. Miss Helium – La Star Du Systeme
• 5. Sinister Black – Punk Out With Your Junk Out
• 6. The Nailbomb Cults – Volvo Prick
• 7. Ricin Curb – Mummy Molested Me
• 8. Hellboy – To Disappear
• 9. Dirty Drugs – Money Makes the World Go Wrong
• 10. Nmesme – Respirator
• 11. Stazma – Big Insect Ship
• 12. Duran Duran Duran – Ghetto Ghaggers
• 13. MeLODIK PiNPON – Fuis Moi Chte Suis, Suis Mois Chte Fui
• 14. Ironska – Shadow Boxing
• 15. Non Human – Weepy Rastaman is Looking for More Weirdcore

On 26 February Structural Damage head honcho Hellboy tore Bangface a new arsehole. Two weeks later and across London ravers ears are still ringing.

An eclectic hour-long set that spanned dark-as-night dubstep, maddest-of-madcap breakcore, bursts of acid, a large slab of hardtek and more hoovers than you can shake a shitty stick at, and Structural Damage Records has captured the whole sordid incident on tape! Well, crystal clear 320kbps .mp3 actually.

If you’ve been lucky enough to catch Belgian barnstormer Ozzy Ozwald playing live over the last few years you will know that the full-on Ozwald assault in your face is about as much fun as you can have on a dancefloor!

100% brutal and mad a fuck with side-order of fun, high-velocity tracks flying off in all directions, this 56 minute live mix is the perfect antidote to the breakcore winter blues.

Since 1999 he mixed in a lot of clubs in B & Fr (Axiome,La bush,Wacko,Club 73,Ritz…). The same year he was thrown out by security while mixing in a terror party with Godefried (Sub Zero) because he was playing ways too hard! From this little misadventure he gained in popularity & was considered as one of the hardest DJ’s in Belgium ever. In 2004, he had a gig with Manu le malin & Torgull in front of 10.000 people at Dour Festival (Be), where he let the crowd hear tracks at 400bpm’s & more… This was the beginning for a new era: because of the fuckin’ so-called “skinheads” motherfuckers who ruined every parties, he quit gabber for speedcore & every styles he likes including Breakcore, Industrial, Hip-Hop, Speedmetal, Drum n’bass,… Since 1999 he has had the oportunity to play with great DJ’s like: Vince (Shadowlands Terrorists), Tieum (Altern-hate), The Teknoist (Rebel Scum), Radium (Audiogenic Records), Manu le Malin & Torgull (Bloc 46), Sandy Warez (Third Movement), The Outside Agency (Enzyme), Mutante (CSR), The Vizitor (Noisekick rec), Bass (D.H.T), Kaboz (Drumadix), Sub Zero (Cunt Records), Eustachian, Casual Suspekt, Reflex, Jay Kriss, Cronik… Producing alone since 2008.

1. Random Xs “fading away” (djax-up 176)
2. 303 Nation “tres” (planet core)
3. Detroit Grand Pubahs “doctor booty grabber” (Intuit Solar)
4. Teste “the wipe” (Sysex remix) (probe – pro 17)
5. Global Goon “Chimay” (WeMe)
6. Elec Pt. 1 “Acid Coloniae” (Bunker)
7. X-Energy “the house of god” (dhs)
8. Sysex “CR Acid Trax 1″ (plus 8029)
9. Leo Anibaldi “endurance” (acv)
10. Nicole “a small en-trance to a” (energy 101)
11. Plastikman “electrostatik” (plus
12. Phoenecia “odd jobs” (ectomorph & godfather skinpeel version) (schematic)
13. The Tuss “alspacka” (rephlex)
14. Plastikman “krakpot” (plus
15. Cylob “Kweaidac” (WeMe)
16. Neuropolitique “report” (irdial)
17. Robert Hood “quartz” (tresor)
18. Sysex “M-Park” (plus
19. DBX & Maurizio “city on the edge of forever” (peacefrog)
20. F.U.S.E. “xntrick” (plus

Recorded @ Deelab 27 November 2009

Structural Damage is proud to bring you a joint release with Ideation records, Acroplane Records and Amen-tal!

As the saying goes, ‘when you are tired of the amen break you are tired of life’, but before you reach for the vodka and razor blades give your jaded junglist ears a treat and download Amen-talist Movement Round 2. Old school as fuck and yet fresh as a daisy, the boys from Amen-tal Soundsystem are producing what is simply the best roughed up hard jungle sounds coming out of the UK at the moment. Cut-up beyond belief, depraved beat-desecration of the highest order, this is jungle for the next decade.

Out now on Structural Damage Records, Mozarfucker‘s excellent Renaissance LP. Straying dangerously close to glitchy IDM dementia on tracks like ‘Emergence Matinale’ and disturbing abstract soundscaping on ‘Nostalgie Future’ before pulling back to viciously bitchslap you in the face with wave upon wave of splintered amen distortion on tracks like ‘Brix-hell’ and ‘No more face’, this is a complex and unique collection of dancefloor unfriendliness that refuses to play by breakcore ‘rules’. This uncompromising release unsettles, challenges and brutalises the listener at every turn.

The latest slab of Structural Damage noise comes from The Grand Ayatollah (aka DJ The Blade) who has given us 10 tracks of irreverent gabber, gonzo sample fisting and rungle-clotted amen destruction that leaves few genres un-violated. Guaranteed to leave YOU with ears like the raggardy end of a wet binbag, but begging for more like a nympho at a gangbang.

01. Shitnat – Jungle Assassin (MRT013)
02. Shitmat – More Fire (ZIQ151CD)
03. DJ Donnasummer – Get the Fuck Off (Crock018)
04. Hellboy – Through the Gutter Part 2 (SRmp3 087)
05. Venetian Snares – Husikam Rave Dojo (SLR 204)
06. Soundbites – CrazyHyperShit (D$R 22)
07. Chevron – Power of Eternia (ZIQ092CD)
08. Pisstank – Punching YGCUIB (D$R 25)
09. Mochipet – Beijing Operacore (DCR115)
10. Nailbomb Cults – Laffy Taffy RMX (unreleased)
11. Kameron Diez – Technobaby (SDamage 0001)
12. Cardiak – Assoc Forcee (EPK CDACT10)
13. The Grand Ayatollah the Blade – Pissing Coming from my Ass (MRT013)
14. Nailbomb Cults – The Hustle/2 Miles Under The Desert (unreleased)
15. The Speed Freak – Copkiller (PKG 21)
16. Mr Kill – Voodoo Magic (BAG002)
17. Randomatik Blast & J Pattern – Saw RMX (SRmp3 078)
18. Cardopusher – In the Power of XTC (MURCD-001)

Recorded June 2008 – 45mins – 42mb – 128kbps

1. Intro
2. Radium : Noise band
3. Tieum & Partyraiser : Eet dit
4. Lenny Dee, Tieum & Unexist : Get busy yo
5. Seizure : Rocket fuel
6. Ophidian : Crime passionnelle
7. Stormtrooper : Todesvögel
8. Death factory : Fight (original mix)
9. Kaos : Fuck is right (original mix)
10. Noisekick : Sick son of a bitch
11. Drokz : Stealing yo’shit
12. Hellfish : Bring on the hurricane pain (Androgyn network remix)
13. Hellfish : Rip the cut
14. The Teknoist : Kev Mc Calls late burpday present
15. Enzyme X 25 : Power surge
16. Hellfish & Bryan Fury : Fuck9 (death 2 fury edit)
17. Mutante : Lick my crack
18. Goetia vs. Venom : Bass for your face
19. Noizefucker vs. The vizitor : Koffie vs. Thee
20. Noizefucker vs. The destroyer : Dedicated to Peter aka Pappa speedcore
21. Komprex : Perverse darkness
22. Disco cunt : HVS-6
23. Materialschlacht : Terroranschläge

Recorded 3rd June 2009 – 62mins – 29.2mb – 64kbps

Structural Damage is proud to bring you a joint release with Marionette Records & Unjustified Records! Prime mover in the North UK Breakcore Alliance, straight outta Buxton comes Terrorhate! Terrorhate’s distinctive metal-uber-hop sound really stands out, a uniquely heavy sound that hits you like a tank driven by Public Enemy with Meshuggah manning the guns! Not since early Bomb20 has such brutal noise been wrapped around hip hop grooves. Terrorhate is DHR 4 LIFE and had the tattoo’s to prove it.

The latest release on Structural Damage Records is Stazma‘s Car Crash Soundtrack 5-tracker. Breakcore doesn’t come much sicker (or free-er) than this!

Structural Damage Records 0002 is now available for free download. Five tracks of 100% Breakcore Brutality from UK artist Kragle.

Gigging around the UK and destroying stages for the likes of Wrong Music, Bangface and Marionette Records Crew, Nailbomb Cults has also found time to spit out a flurry of releases, appearing on CITV Mashup Crew, Wrong-Labs & Here’s My Card Records as well as numerous self-released MP3 downloads.

His ‘Accident/Collie Wah We Love’ 12″ is out now on Renegade Weed records.

A very sought after performer (and catching the eye of Ad Noiseam as the infamous Bong-Ra wedding bash), The Teknoist has impressed with his ability to combine the pummelling rhythms of hardcore with the details of drum’n'bass and breakcore, the whole thing enriched with some metal spice.

Hailing primarily from a Post Punk background, the celestial one soon combined his love for rock and roll with shitty Dutch Hardcore and UK breakbeats. The result was a piss soddon tyrade of chin stroking IDM, slamming Gabber and awkward Noise rock time signatures. Influences range from Rocket From The Crypt and Nation of Ulysses to DJ Neophyte and Hellfish, and hobbies include fine east & south Asian cuisine, Reggae, Fred Perry, Doctor Who and members of the opposite sex.

Providing punishing disjointed blast beats and spitting out non-time signatures, the once ‘breakcore’-categorized Surachai has been mending it’s own path. Focusing purely on melting off faces, it heavily relies on modular synthesizers to provide a crushing tower of sound. Surachai currently runs the infamous Trash_Audio blog and shade:red record label with Justin McGrath.

Ready for some crazy raggametalcore stuff! Listen to the JUNGLECHRIST!

Now Panda Pirate AKA Zeus lives as a medical student by day and breakcore bandit pirate raver by night. Panda Pirate is creating a small weather system at house parties across the breadth of Bristol with his own brand of raggacore dancehall breakcore music.

He has successivly mixed the frenchcore style sounds with the ragga jungle mashup sounds we often hear in the uk.

I came across this artist while on tour in early 2008 and immediatly saw the huge talent and potential.

Expect high bpms and mashups that even people like sickboy and venetian snares would be proud off!

He set up his own label CONTROVERSE. REC in 2005 on which he produced his first tracks, originally composed on a computer the year before. Mozarfucker was also promoter and sound technician at electronic music parties and other projects with the organisation MALDITA, he today carries on his activities in Brussels, Belgium.

He is to be found distorting frequencies in a new improvised formation of experimental electronic music. EKSUL RUMOR.

Kragle will leave you wondering what the hell happened? Also featured on Shitmats 100 Rolf Harris mashup CD in 2007.

One to watch and album out in 2010!

DJ floorclearer rips up the dancefloor and smashes the rule book leaving you with no hope and exposing the staleness of society. With releases on Wrong music, Deathsucker and his own Probuscus we are honored to have him as part of the Structural Damage family.

CxFx is known for his brutal and unpredictable live shows, which has found audiences strangely entertained on tours all over Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Sure, CxFx uses a laptop, but any similarity to other computer musicians stops there. In performance CxFx is a totally improvised wireless noise monster, able to fast-forward through an entire rainbow of musical styles with every electrified scream, grunt, cough, or spit. In his own unique way, CxFx transforms the stage into a hyper-violent karaoke bar of the future – and he may even persuade the audience to sing along.

He has been mixing vinyl for over 10 years and cross overs into many different styles, his true passion being of course hardcore which completes our DJ rosta very nicely, fans of Structural Damage who have been with us since the very beginning will enjoy his mixtapes as we put them out for you over the coming months.

Mr. Titmash promises to deliver a mix of experimental, jungle and hardcore, so it’s not going to be chart-friendly muck. All the better for us, then. Frankly, we’re a bit bored of chipmunk-style vocals on factory-processed music.

His live dj sets have become a phenomenon with hilarious dubstep mashups and twisted vibes. His first release on Blunt force Trauma, the debut 7inch ‘sexy fart and turgid gabba’ was a huge success and cemented Alan(aka Johnny Pelham)’s reputation as one of the most colourful and exciting up and comming electronic music producers to have emerged in the last 5 years.

Musician originating from the UK renowned for his musical versatility.
Currently specialises in techno/electro/acid and industrial electronics/EBM.
Electronica’s equivalent of a broken washing machine, he manages to fita whole drum kit inside, spins it at over a hundred degrees and everything still comes out dirty!
This is an artist that punches your gut, there is a tapestry of sound that comes to the forefront and leaps out at you with every listen.
Hellboy is punk attitude mixed with a dash of Belgian tramp and home counties charm. A true gent!

(Biography written by Dave.W)

History:

Born in france and raised in the UK by english/french parents. moved to belgium age 13
Originally inspired from the underground raves of the U.K and Belgium between the late 90′s and early 00′s. He decided he wanted to make his own electronic music after watching one of his mates start spinning vinyl at parties.

After a stroke of luck and inheriting his own turntables through a donation he started to collect at an early age. In 2002 he left Belgium for Canada where he played records at parties and in bars, after a few months a 2 year stint in Ireland bekonned where he ended up living in the middle of nowhere in Connemara in an old cottage working on the boats at sea and spinning vinyl on his own at home.It was also here that he started to make his first compositions.

After a brief move to Galway he returned to the UK in 2005 and immediately threw himself into his music, developing his own unique sound and graduating with merit in music production first at Amersham College then in Creative music production with the University of Brighton. From 2005 to 2010 he developed his music going full circle in his influences from old school electro to hard jungle/DnB to techno and now to acid/techno/electro and industrial electronics. In those 5 years he toured much of europe, sharing the stage with some of the big guns in electronic music and started to gain widespread recognition from the music community culminating in playing a set for the legendary bangface parties in the UK.

Over the years…after releasing his music first through net distribution but then physically on other labels he decided to set up Structural Damage in late 2008 so he could have total creative control over his music and expand his musical vision. The label has gone on to be an internationally recognissed name and is one of the most musically downloaded net-labels in the world. In 2010 he decided it was time to take the label to the next level and go physical … and the force of nature ep came into being. released on the 20th September 2011,…His first full debut vinyl arrived.

Aside from electronic music he is also a talented sound artist, gaining wide appreciation through his sound art work in Brighton and is a passionate advocate of concrete and sound recording. He came up with one of the strongest artistic concepts in years in Brighton by freezing home made microphones into ice and recording the sound of them melting from within to highlight global warming through sound…

in 2011 he leaves the UK for Belgium to pursue his quest for the development of his musical evolution. The future holds no boundaries. He is currently championing the music he hears and loves through a series of podcasts for Fat-Cat records.