I am very pleased to announce my new release Haywire is now available! This is the 3rd single from my upcoming album Fire Funmania. This time around I asked techno legend Al Ferox, drum & bass master The Panacea and hardcore producer Tymon to do remixes. My parents used to fight a lot. This one is about that. Couples fighting, yelling sex hate and love.
“The 3rd single from the upcoming Horrorist album Fire Funmania. This time Chesler goes back to his aggressive roots with a very in your face track! The lyrics are amazing on this one. Remixes by Panacea, Al Ferox and Tymon. 10/10!” – Beatport
Buy now: iTunes, Beatport, and Amazon MP3
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http://soundcloud.com/thingstocome/sets/the-horrorist-haywire
http://youtu.be/xq7ZTyU-4Oo
wow Al Ferox & Panacea :)
OK, going to buy it, which source gives you the best margin, beatport or amazon? Where is it better for you to register a sale? THX.
Thanks Jason… doesn’t matter… wherever you are more comfortable shopping!
So fucking aggressive, so fucking hostile, so fucking beautiful!
Do love the bits of old-school gabber/hardcore notes in this piece.
Thanks Tazz!
So happy i got the opportunity to remix that amazing track….thanks oliver!!!!!
So happy i got the opportunity to remix that amazing track….thanks oliver!!!!!
The Day After / Reality 12″ single changed the world. Love your work.
The Panacea Official Thank you Mathis!!
Oh yes
Aaahh finally.I’ve been waiting for this since I first heard it in the preview2012 video.
Hope its on i-tunes soon
Now available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/haywire-ep/id575612508
What’s interesting here is the great care in articulate language. The violent elements of the rythmic foundation, although saturated to the extreme, are in precise counterpoint to the text. The words convey a poetic urgency with traces of dark humour. With no harm intended.