This is one of the best things that DHR ever put out. Actually, the DHR Limited sublabel in particular had some really great albums - this one, 'Black Ark' by Carl Crack (RIP), '100 Decisions Per Second' by Patric Catani, and the Alec Empire vs Merzbow live album are all top tier
@@object-orient if you dig this album, I'd also recommend 'Analog Worms Attack' by Mr Oizo. Very different from his later work, much more hip-hop and breakbeat orientated, dirty analog saturation and distortion everywhere
@@object-orientJust DHR? - Christoph de Babalon's "Destroy Berlin" (EP) and Alec Empire's "The Destroyer". But Christoph de Babalon has produced a lot more material not on DHR.
one for the winter months upcoming, De Babalon definitely stood as the black sheep of the digital hardcore roster. just peerless and artistic production throughout, with a deep sense of gloom.
Happily wasted many of my youthful hours at the turn of the century contemplating this masterpiece of melancholia in a moss-side terrace. It's interesting that he didn't really blend his ambient style with the hard breaks but kept them separate, which perhaps helps make the LP so good.
Man I remember when I was 12-13 I bought Digital Hardcore Recordings vs Invisible Records vol 1 cd from hot topic and My Confession was on there and I would listen to that track in my room with the lights off with my black light and just ponder about life. Im finally listening to this album for the first time 18ys later
Absolute masterwork of an album, both in the direct musical aspect of it but also in the larger artistic meaning. Each song, be it the intense break-fueled rushes of Nostep or What You Call A Life or the dark ambiances of Opium or High Life, feeds this overarching feeling of antisocial was put into perspective by the album cover. It’s a feeling I can relate to a lot, a facade of indifference and disgust under which lies a more vulnerable self.
what a peculiar album, it feels really ominous at times, especially when it's only atmospheric but then i feel elevated by the rhythm of drums mixed with it with a few peak where i ended up bobbing to the music
I just recently found all my old DHR stuff from the mid to late 90's (an amazing time for music)...... this was always one of my most favourite records! His interview from the DHR newspaper makes so much sense..... he lists COIL's 'horse rotorvator' and Throbbing gristle's 'heathen earth' as influential records...... you can definitely hear that......
recently found and listened to this album start til finish, and let me tell you it's an experience to sit through all the tracks, absolutely fucking brilliant! one of my top favourite albums of all time
Was listening to this whille having 40 minutes left to work on a huge school project; there's a good balance between ambient and anxious. Makes me feel like I'm in a spy movie lol
You simply MUST Listen to early (or more recent..but for late '80s) ATARI TEENAGE RIOT/ALEC EMPIRE.- Some A.E. is Truly rare (His mixes with Elvis are a noise to behold!! He's also done neat Incomparable works like THE CURSE OF THE GOLDEN VAMPIRE SLAYER (that doesnt look right but I'm NOT starting on a hunt for it now!) And SHIVERS is an Alec solo 'Trimmed back' sonics&gravelly voice sing love and peace, over Riots & anarchy!! Must be the Only 'love' album I have being mostly into experi-electronis/noise/IDMButts&Grunge!!
Still such a (obviously) massive album. I could never tire of his work, Babalon has always been an original voice. Been listening to the “Hectic Shakes” ep a lot lately, it’s dark & exudes a sense of magic similar to “The Elements” by Datach’i 🖤🖤
One of my favorite albums of all time. It has such a specific vibe, i have been searching for years to find something like this. Thanks for uploading it.
You listened to THIS tripping? Fuck man that sounds horrible, honestly. Intense experience but probably a bit much for acid or anything remotely pleasant. Maybe a horrible K-hole...
I feel like Andy stott took a few pointers from christoph, especially on the track opium. Listen to time away from Andy stott then come back and listen to opium from christoph.
no loll that's just google being weird, if you check wikipedia there's no source for that. in www.theransomnote.com/music/interviews/introversion-and-terror-christoph-de-babalon-talks/ he says he was a teenager while recording "The Haunting Past..."
Sounds like the kinda stuff you used to hear on the John Peel show, especially the evil sounding Jungley stuff. Reminds me of a track I heard on one of his shows a million years ago (back when tapes were still common) called something like "Cop in a Coma" lol. Not my style even though I love Jungle, but definitely worth a listen just for how weird it is! One track I DID like though was Brilliance. I don't mind some of that pure pads, pure atmosphere shit. Like Jungle without the bass or drums. Perfect to zone out to.
Антон, я знаю ты ещё Здесь с полным Альбомом! Кристоф Жив и надеюсь, Он всем ещё расскажет о новых, и не новыХ Вариантах !, Привет Антон! Привет Кристофф!
![АЛАУДИНОВ у Скабеевой: эти их ВСУ нас НЕ ДОГОНЯТ 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/an0anqU4WGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
That is literally one of the hardest album covers of all time
And I'm not sure what makes it so damn awesome too
Putting this album on at work is like casting a spell that wards off questions from customers and coworkers for an hour or so
My job would never have this album on… lucky!
I will test this tomorrow while doing uber
whats your job?
@@AwesomeMusicDude did you ever do it?
This is one of the best things that DHR ever put out.
Actually, the DHR Limited sublabel in particular had some really great albums - this one, 'Black Ark' by Carl Crack (RIP), '100 Decisions Per Second' by Patric Catani, and the Alec Empire vs Merzbow live album are all top tier
In retrospect it seems strange that this is even a DHR release. I always think of noisy headbang-type material from them.
Got any more recommendations??
@@object-orient if you dig this album, I'd also recommend 'Analog Worms Attack' by Mr Oizo. Very different from his later work, much more hip-hop and breakbeat orientated, dirty analog saturation and distortion everywhere
Alec Empire has said this was the greatest release by Digital Hardcore.
@@object-orientJust DHR? - Christoph de Babalon's "Destroy Berlin" (EP) and Alec Empire's "The Destroyer".
But Christoph de Babalon has produced a lot more material not on DHR.
one for the winter months upcoming, De Babalon definitely stood as the black sheep of the digital hardcore roster. just peerless and artistic production throughout, with a deep sense of gloom.
RYM rarely disappoints in the underground.
you found this from rym charts too? lol
rym charts are the best
Happily wasted many of my youthful hours at the turn of the century contemplating this masterpiece of melancholia in a moss-side terrace. It's interesting that he didn't really blend his ambient style with the hard breaks but kept them separate, which perhaps helps make the LP so good.
He did on the song "My confession" but i get what u mean
Never get bored of this album, a genuine masterpiece
Same, this album is a classic.
Man I remember when I was 12-13 I bought Digital Hardcore Recordings vs Invisible Records vol 1 cd from hot topic and My Confession was on there and I would listen to that track in my room with the lights off with my black light and just ponder about life. Im finally listening to this album for the first time 18ys later
Holy fuck, another hidden gem masterpiece.
e v e r y w h e r e
dude... are you fucking everywhere dude...?
not anymore
Rockkiller124 what's your favorite loud house character?
🖤
Absolute masterwork of an album, both in the direct musical aspect of it but also in the larger artistic meaning. Each song, be it the intense break-fueled rushes of Nostep or What You Call A Life or the dark ambiances of Opium or High Life, feeds this overarching feeling of antisocial was put into perspective by the album cover. It’s a feeling I can relate to a lot, a facade of indifference and disgust under which lies a more vulnerable self.
what a peculiar album, it feels really ominous at times, especially when it's only atmospheric but then i feel elevated by the rhythm of drums mixed with it with a few peak where i ended up bobbing to the music
I just recently found all my old DHR stuff from the mid to late 90's (an amazing time for music)...... this was always one of my most favourite records! His interview from the DHR newspaper makes so much sense..... he lists COIL's 'horse rotorvator' and Throbbing gristle's 'heathen earth' as influential records...... you can definitely hear that......
Blasting this record in my new apt @ 3am. No furniture just speakers!
that's such a clever title actually
I'm a bit sad to say that I just discovered this artist rn. I wish it was decades sooner.
This has age like fine wine
This album is sacred
this will never die
recently found and listened to this album start til finish, and let me tell you it's an experience to sit through all the tracks, absolutely fucking brilliant! one of my top favourite albums of all time
Drill'n'bass/illbient is always great experience. Listen Aphex Twin's Richard D. James Album and any early Squarepusher album
@@sandansaiyan5675 very different
@@sandansaiyan5675 RDJ and sqpusher are more meticulous. Christoph is raw misanthropy and menace
I borrowed this CD from a friend in high school around 2000. I never returned it. I still listen to that same CD every year or so
man how can I call this drum shit. awesome. is it clicked in the computer beat?
give it back, and buy another one ^^
i know people like you, i used to borrow things to people like you. I dont do it anymore.
you little thief
rude
Constantly find myself coming back to this. It's always fresh. A true classic.
I got this CD when it came out and used Expressure for a beat on my rap tape I made when I was 15 titled “The Existence”under the name Optimus.
can we hear it
@@jimadler2430 i think i'd die of embarrassment but i'll consider it
@@newsexycash i wanna hear!
@@newsexycash post it yes
Please bro, I must hear it
Was listening to this whille having 40 minutes left to work on a huge school project; there's a good balance between ambient and anxious. Makes me feel like I'm in a spy movie lol
wow, just found this gem!
That ambient sound to opium from this album isn’t bad ngl
"The most menacing record I own" - THOM YORKE
eye eye eye eye eye eye eye eye eye eye eye eye
Autogen w
You simply MUST Listen to early (or more recent..but for late '80s) ATARI TEENAGE RIOT/ALEC EMPIRE.- Some A.E. is Truly rare (His mixes with Elvis are a noise to behold!! He's also done neat Incomparable works like THE CURSE OF THE GOLDEN VAMPIRE SLAYER (that doesnt look right but I'm NOT starting on a hunt for it now!) And SHIVERS is an Alec solo 'Trimmed back' sonics&gravelly voice sing love and peace, over Riots & anarchy!! Must be the Only 'love' album I have being mostly into experi-electronis/noise/IDMButts&Grunge!!
Almost as menacing as Portal
@@lewissmart7915 Portal is way more ominous. Saw them live and it was the only time I saw someone reduced to tears because they were frightened lol
Still such a (obviously) massive album. I could never tire of his work, Babalon has always been an original voice. Been listening to the “Hectic Shakes” ep a lot lately, it’s dark & exudes a sense of magic similar to “The Elements” by Datach’i 🖤🖤
NO WAY I JUST CONNECTED THE DOTS
Damaged III might be a reference to the Black Flag album Damaged with songs Damaged I and Damaged II
it absolutely is. he also had a 7” called “rise above this”.
I'm glad he confessed, amen to the last track _O_ !!!!!!!
2015 and this album sounds like it came out yesterday!
try 2020-1
@@sawtoothiandi 2022 and it never gets old
someone introduced me to this. I absolutely love this
osaka
@@feeperk bigdickrobert
One of my favorite albums of all time. It has such a specific vibe, i have been searching for years to find something like this.
Thanks for uploading it.
try rapoon and biosphere for similar ambient
Biosphere - Poa Alpina
ua-cam.com/video/94jABJjpDrc/v-deo.html
It won't be easy to find if the amen break is what you mean
It's special indeed. The closest thing in vibe that I can think of is the Scorn album Evanescence.
Matt Elliot, but specifically his project The Third Eye Foundation has some stuff like this
my big brother showed me this album when I was 10 in the early 2000s. blew my fucking head open
If you're going to go out... go out like a mutha fucker.
Big Silent Hill vibing.
essential album !
The DOOMED Gen aration.. a masterpiece in ambient sound😍
deep seeded urban decay
deep seated urban decay
Rip down posters I like from last week's big garage night
5 years gone by and I'm older
same piano loops over and over
Wasn’t this supposed to be deep seeded?
@@AleksanderKrawczyk yes, fixed, thanks
this is gold
Masterpiece
This is what drum and bass is going to sound like in the post apocalyptic future
This is brilliant.
Amazing album!! Especially like Expressure and My Confession.
Can't believe I forgot about this masterpiece...shame on me...
shame on us
Album of the gods!
Just hearing this for the first time. TIP
GOAT DnB records: Timeless, Wormhole, IYIIIOOI... what else?
Photek's Modus Operandi , Dom & Roland's Back For the Future, Stakka & Skynet's Clockwork .
Black Secret Technology, Parallel Universe
Balance of the Force
Source Direct- exorcise the demons
Alors la merci du post, ça me fait plaisir de reecouter cette Masterpiece ambient!
amazing album, listened to this my first time tripping many years ago. :]
nice! cool le epic Drug reference :) !
You listened to THIS tripping? Fuck man that sounds horrible, honestly. Intense experience but probably a bit much for acid or anything remotely pleasant. Maybe a horrible K-hole...
man really decided to listen to christoph de babalon - if you're into i'm out of it (1997) for his first trip wtf
how could I miss this?
C'est du lourd...^^
Ca va rappeler quelques bons souvenirs à tous les fans de Manu Le Malin et de son ancienne émission Extreme Terror.
Where has this been for most of my life? In a parallel universe that finally leaped over via a UA-cam algorithm
dont overlisten, its too good
I feel like Andy stott took a few pointers from christoph, especially on the track opium. Listen to time away from Andy stott then come back and listen to opium from christoph.
same thought here !!!and both are nothing but brilliant christoph was lightyears ahead of its time imo
I can also hear a lot of Oneotrix Point Never in "Brilliance."
beautiful, so nice, thanks ♥
so much beautiful music of yesteryear to be known stops my urge to listen to new music
Monumental
I'm not a big fan of " breakcore" but it's done right on the songs, 'What You Call A Life' and 'My Confession'
This dude is 71 now, what the actual fu... amazing album.
I saw that too, but it can't be right. Looks more like 50
@@sanandreasaudio Yeah, I've just had a google search and there's no way he's 71. Either wiki is wrong or he's very lucky lol
no loll that's just google being weird, if you check wikipedia there's no source for that. in www.theransomnote.com/music/interviews/introversion-and-terror-christoph-de-babalon-talks/ he says he was a teenager while recording "The Haunting Past..."
He's turning 50 this year - there is an event being run that is celebrating his 50th birthday, putting this mystery to rest!
Damn that motherfucker's old haha
trapped in the white walls. hell! they're moving
This might be my favourite dnb album of all time.
This is drill'n'bass with illbient,ambient elements but ok
@@sandansaiyan5675 ok 👍
@Sandan Saiyan ok nerd
@@sandansaiyan5675 ok nerd
@@sandansaiyan5675 ok nerd
Sounds like the kinda stuff you used to hear on the John Peel show, especially the evil sounding Jungley stuff. Reminds me of a track I heard on one of his shows a million years ago (back when tapes were still common) called something like "Cop in a Coma" lol. Not my style even though I love Jungle, but definitely worth a listen just for how weird it is! One track I DID like though was Brilliance. I don't mind some of that pure pads, pure atmosphere shit. Like Jungle without the bass or drums. Perfect to zone out to.
what i want to hear now
well press play then ! I'm out of it !
20 years ago now? Damn...
23
Больше , дружище ! Больше !
Awesome thanks for this upload!!!
masterpiece indeed
fire
This album hits like a baseball bat in the face in a dark alley. Thank god i'm alive
masterpiece!
holyfuck 1997 areu serious?
Look it: Everything remotely good is from 1997.
@@E1N101yea no fucking kidding it’s got literally several all-time genre classics
Half-Life 3 OST
It's a great record.
I have an unhealthy emotional attachment on this album, and when I feel like shit I just play My Confession and bawl my eyes out.
Gay
👉👌
Banging.
Just re-issued/repressed on 2xLP - fyi ;) Proud owner of the original.
3 KG DE BRILLIANCE PORFAVOR !!!!
Wicked Babalon
Masterpiece, grosse claque dans ma gueule cimer
This is amazing
makes you feel uncomfortable in a good way
the opposite of 'easy listening' but with no regrets
This album scares me
boo!
50:14 amo esta musica
eu também
Rządom się nie ufa już,
rządy tu soon kaput
favorite
This is probably the best album ever made, at least in the top five.
Антон, я знаю ты ещё Здесь с полным Альбомом! Кристоф Жив и надеюсь, Он всем ещё расскажет о новых, и не новыХ Вариантах !, Привет Антон! Привет Кристофф!
🖤
I’m out of it
I'm into it
@@duckiman4958 he's out
shout out to Oneohtrix
never judge an album off the cove alone, i would have thought this would be a subpar 90s rap album at first glance
amen!
Holy shit.
Excelente*****
it can get darker...
holy
thanks aphex
last polish 2 lines i reveal here are:
Pierdolone style nie myl z pendolino,
Bo na tych torach rymy mogą ultra-fast płynąć
what????
which drugs you prefer?
Been listening to this since back in the day...where did all the time go?
YO!!!
goota put out an APB out on this beast, deadly.