WE WILL ANNOUNCE THE WINNERS SHORTLY!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!

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We couldn’t believe how many of you participated in the competition! It’s awesome to know that so many people out there love this music!

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December 1st Release of superbag Bass Terror 2xCD (20tracks) !

Join the competition now!

and win :
the full set (including 2xCD, Hoody, dog tag etc.)
or
the 2xCD plus "Bass Terror" dog tag
or
limited edition "Bass Terror" dog tag   !!!!!!!!!!!

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The winners will be announced next weekend ,
Saturday 29th of November.

In 1992 Alec Empire and Carl Crack started a sound system
called Bass Terror.
About a handful of other DJs joined right away.
They promoted the first ever purist jungle and breakcore raves
outside the United Kingdom.
In Berlin squads and run down warehouses a new sound was
developed.
Journalists couldn't compare it to rave or breakbeat anylonger.
A new term was chosen:

Breakcore. 

The sound was harder, faster and way louder than its UK
prototype. 




One other significant difference: Bass Terror was highly charged
political with its Anti-Nazi and Anti-Racist slogans and artwork.
Empire and Crack saw the extreme right wing having a rising
influence on the German techno scene.
Bass Terror was formed as a movement of resistance.
One of the first tracks released was called "Hetzjagd auf Nazis!"
(German for "Hunt Down And Kill The Nazis").

Frankfurt based techno label Force Inc. Music Works started
a sublabel called Riot Beats to give this sound a new push
and platform.
A year later Alec Empire would start
Digital Hardcore Recordings (1994).

The original EP series were only released on vinyl
in the years 1992/93.
Now 15 years later, Alec Empire is about to re-release these tracks
for the first time in digital remastered format -
plus previously unreleased tracks from that era!