Kate Mosh "Dynamo" Killer Pimp PIMPK 001 2001 (73:19)
Across
the Universe (7:39)
Crawford's Theme 1 (3:51)
The
Fire This Time (5:33)
Hectic (5:05)
Lifelines (6:35)
Suicide (5:53)
Crawford's Theme 2 (4:18)
Kate
Mosh (7:32)
Manic
(5:38)
Genesis (7:21)
Dynamo (6:01)
Solar Death (7:53)
I'm awake already! Kate Mosh is a new alias for the twenty something German producer best known as Panacea. "Dynamo" is the debut release from Killer Pimp, one of two new labels (the other being Turbo Pimp) under the Brainwashed umbrella. K-Pimp's motto states "There is no such thing as love, only varying levels of obsession". Kate Mosh is obsessed with overdrive. Most everything is intentionally in the red: synths, samples and beats for over 73 minutes of dance floor hardcore. A pounding thud is the rapid heartbeat of most tracks as layers of electronics blister and peel on the surface. Part 1 of "Crawford's Theme" drops the beat for ambient noise while part 2 dabbles in drum 'n bass. "The Fire This Time" injects some explosive hip hop attitude. The aptly titled "Manic" dances with synth notes and an onslaught of rhythm. And for "Across the Universe" (no, not a Beatles cover as far as I can tell), "Kate Mosh", "Genesis", "Solar Death" and the title track, think dramatic rave techno dipped in white noise. Alec Empire wishes he was having this much fun. Next from Killer Pimp is a full length CD version of Noise Girl's "Discopathology" ...
Where did I get this cd? - promo.