Electromotive continues the onslaught with Shanty and Tazz's unreleased gem 'Death By Trancecore', which was recorded in January 1999 and was engineered by legendary producer Jon Doe (CLSM). 'Death By Trancecore' was originally titled 'Rave Ripper' and was intended to be released on vinyl on Digital Beats. However, the composition has some issues with the kick and bass that needed to be corrected and never were, so 'Death By Trancecore' was left on the back burner. It was originally titled 'Rave Ripper' and was the first composition that Shanty and Tazz wrote using that name. A third composition titled 'Rave Ripper' was ultimately released on the X Rated EP on Electronic in 2005, although there was no link between any of the three compositions other than in name. Electromotive is pleased to finally unleash the screaming acid, dark synth stabs and breakbeat edits of the mega evil 'Death By Trancecore'! You have been warned!

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01. Shanty & Tazz 'Death By Trancecore' [MP3]

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℗ 2014 Electronica Exposed. © 2014 Electronica Exposed. All rights of the producer and of the owner of the works reproduced reserved. Unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting of this record is prohibited. The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Electronica Exposed. Released and produced by Electronica Exposed. Shanty & Tazz 'Death By Trancecore' is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

Executive production by Richard Andrews. Mastered by Robin Petras at PureFocus Mastering, Canada. Artwork by Richard Andrews.

01. Written by Richard Andrews and Daniel Taylor. Produced by Richard Andrews and Daniel Taylor. Engineered by John Pitts [Jon Doe]. Recorded at No Trix II, London. Published by Copyright Control.