Extremism In Reverse Chapter 2, by Stolen Cult

Extremism In Reverse Chapter 2

by Stolen Cult

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1.	Stolen Cult - Innocent Victim 05:26	buy track
2.	Stolen Cult - Welcome To Jamcore (Stolen Cult Re-Jam) 05:29	buy track
3.	Stolen Cult - Testing Drums 06:22	buy track
4.	Stolen Cult & Suvjet - Gift Of Life 05:56	buy track
5.	Stolen Cult - Strictly Hardcore Underground (Stolen Cult VIP) 05:20	buy track
6.	Stolen Cult - The Secured 05:40	buy track
7.	Suvjet - Lord Of Darkness 06:33	buy track
8.	Stolen Cult - Natural Disaster 06:12	buy track
9.	Suvjet - Lord Of Darkness (Stolen Cult Remix) 05:36	buy track
10.	Stolen Cult - Kill Them All 05:37	buy track
11.	Stolen Cult - Stainless Steel 05:28	buy track

about

2014 has been a successful year for Stolen Cult with well-received releases on various labels, and to put the icing on the cake he returns to his parent ship NOISJ for an all new and exciting album. „Extremism in Reverse II“ oscillates easily between elegance and brutalism, between the bouncing swagger of crossbreed breakbeats and the merciless force of hardcore thumps, all garnished with entertaining samples, hell-raising breaks and buildups, and it wouldn’t be Stolen Cult without the usual dash of tongue-in-cheek humor, of course.

One of the main themes of this album is crossbreed, the sweeping type tailored for sweaty dance floors, as in the opener “Innocent Victim”, “Testing Drums” or the bass-wobbly “Gift of Life”. The latter features the helping hand of his fellow producer Suvjet, who also contributes the aptly titled “Lord of Darkness”, which then gets the hardcore makeover by Stolen Cult. “Welcome to Jamcore” is a bit of a novelty track, Raggacore which will make you drop your spliff, rude boys; “Strictly Hardcore Underground” is simply that, including the MC-ed proclamation, and “The Secured” tastes a bit of industrial. “Natural Disaster”, “Kill Them All” and “Stainless Steel” then close this album on a faster, darker note.

„Extremism in Reverse II“ doesn’t deny its old school roots, yet is very much a product of 2014, up-to-date harsh and varied, a good hour of extremist entertainment!