Mark Xtc: Old Skool Massive
Mark Xtc: Old Skool Massive
Format: 12-INCH SINGLE
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Artist: Mark Xtc
Label: Suburban Base
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 198588213278
Genre: Dance
Suburban Base legend Mark XTC is back! Starting out at The Hacienda, and working in the mighty Eastern Bloc record store at the height of the rave scene, DJ XTC was on every major Rave flyer nationwide throughout the period. Going on to form Da Intalex with partner Marcus Intalex, releasing incredibly influential Drum & Bass during the earliest stages of it's evolution. Mark XTC is currently a resident on Kool FM continuing to bring cutting edge music to a worldwide audience. Collectors that have his Subbase releases Intalex Productions presents The X, and Ill Figure can now grab the next installment! A four track EP of banging tunes celebrating the golden eras of Rave and Drum & Bass! Genuine uncovered unreleased DATs from the period, Mark breaks down some info on these hidden gems! 'Unite' - Mark made this in the mid/ late 90s after working with vocalist Charmaine. Big distorted bass, 'Amen' drums and his trusty EMU sampler. 'To The Beginning' - Another late 90s creation, adding some P-Funk to the Amen drums with a Sub Bass filling the tune with heavy vibes. 'Oldskool Massive' - A more recently made dedication to the classic Belgium techno of early rave, with heavy 4/4, acid riffs and of course those distorted stabs and hoovers. 'Taking It Back' - Mark made this in 1998, and even then was taking you back to that classic 94 Jungle sound and loops. Tracklisting:A1. Unite A2. To The Beginning B1. Oldskool Massive B2. Takin' It Back
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