a challenging collection of gritty, intensely rhythmic electronic assaults, drawing equally from post-IDM (kid 606, Richard Devine), electroacoustic intellectualism (Pierre Schaeffer, Iannis Xenakis) and unabashed beat-bashing (Prefuse 73, Techno Animal).

11 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Drum 'n Bass/Jungle, ELECTRONIC: Breakbeat/Breaks



Details:
dj_methodikal is a one-man drum corps and supercomputer.
dj_methodikal reads Martha Stewart Living on the can.
dj_methodikal has two music degrees that say you suck.
dj_methodikal wants dj spooky to kiss his bl*ck ass.
dj_methodikal has mad sock cymbal.
dj_methodikal is pissing with a boner.
dj_methodikal is going to put a hurtin' on you.

"Don't be deceived by the misleading album title -- this is truly riot cyborrrg, the strangled cries of abused programming software creating a blissed-out, robotronic orgy of rhythm and noise...the result of a genetic engineering miracle that combined the mutant DNA of music visionaries like Carl Stalling, Prefuse 73, Max Roach and Squarepusher."
- Splendid Magazine

"I haven't heard anything this engaging on this front in quite a while. DJ Methodikal knows how to make the speakers throb in a most engaging manner. Lo-fi? Actually, no. Just a lot of distortion."
- Aiding & Abetting

"The eleven tracks on this fifty minute CD leaves the listener paralyzed in his chair - or down on the dancefloor. Breakbeats form the major part of this CD, with weird sounds flying in and out of the mix. This is heavy duty music."
- Vital Weekly

"djMethodikal's new release is so innovative and non-stop awesome, my car wouldn't let me stop playing it!"
- defragmentation, invisible records

"about as listenable as your uncle herman's morning ass-spackle, and about as talented as that guy from jag panzer. the only thing this work has going for it is interesting album art, and a tongue-in-cheek sticker campaign. this music is beneath me, my mom, and yes, even YOU, jodie foster. turn it up, fuckpaste."
- seismologist, NJ homewrecker