2006compilation, CD10 tracks

Various Artists - Killah! Killer

Various Artists Killah! Killer
Label
Killah! Tea Records
Catnum
KILLAHTCD01
Released
2006
Type
compilation, CD
Genre
Psychedelic

Killah! Killer is a psychedelic compilation on CD, released on Killah! Tea Records (KILLAHTCD01) in 2006.

The CD collects 10 tracks from 10 artists. All 10 tracks are exclusive to this release, appearing on no other.

It samples from Signs in track "Sword In The Stone" by Bufferzone and Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos in track "Sound Of Hell" by Abandoned Noise.

Abandoned Noise — Sound of Hell
'Yes? Darkness? Hey, what's up? The Demon Hunter left you a message? No, I don't have his number.'
Bufferzone — Sword In The Stone
'It's called "probing." It's a military procedure. You send out a reconnaissance group very small to check things out. Not to engage but to evaluate the situation evaluate the level of danger, make sure things are all clear. Clear for what? For the rest of them.'
From 'Signs'
Signs

The debut release from Killah! Tea brings together a collection of twisted psychedelic night monsters for your listening pleasure and takes the night genre in exciting new directions. Opening the compilation with the Australian duo of Decibel who offer a deep and resonant stomper. Next up on the Killah! roster is Blissargon Demorogon with another booming night time monster of a track. Dark Nebula returns with one of his strongest tracks to date that's sure to make nightmares on any dance floor. A new side project of Blissargon follows with the aptly named Abandoned Noise delivering the hard dark sounds we could expect. Dark Reaction follows in the footsteps delivering a Portuguese twister of psychedelic sounds with a pounding kickdrum that resonates deeply. Melbourne artist Dreamthief is next up with his dark and brooding music of the soul. Wizzack Twizack follows up next with yet another of his Swedish forest masterpieces that are already familiar to a lot of listeners. Returning again to the driving bass heavy danced floor monsters Darkpsy offers up another strong track of psychedelic mayhem with an edge of night melody to keep things interesting. New artist Turntribe features next with a nice guitar track for some heavy stomping. The v/a is concluded with a remix of an old favorite by Melbourne duo Bufferzone which is sure to drive any dance floor into a frenzy.

Various Artists - Killah! Killer: Front