 Artist: Ultraviolence: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Ultraviolence's discography:  Life Of Destructor Year: 1994 Tracks: 10 The Earache label, illustrious for its roster of coarse grindcore acts of the Apostles -- Godflesh, Carcass, Fudge Tunnel -- touched into the appealing humans of hard-core gabber techno with the sign language of Ultraviolence, masterminded by one Johnny Violent. His number 1, self-financed production was the "Clapperclaw" single, which appeared in 1991 on his have label. After the recording of a John Peel session in 1992, he gestural to Food Records (as well the dwelling of Jesus Jones). Violent didn't rather fit in with the house leanings of Food and released only the Retribution EP before moving to Earache. Fitting in rather well with the industrial attitude of Scorn, he recorded singles both as Ultraviolence ("I, Destructor") and as himself ("Reb Is a Bastard") before his debut Ultraviolence full-length appeared in 1994. The record album, Animation of Destructor, was followed by Psychodrama one class later. By 1996, Johnny Violent reverted to his own name for the whole step ending of Shocker, as well on Earache; Ultraviolence's Violent death God followed in 1998. |
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