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Tres Demented - Shez Satan FLAC album


Performer: Tres Demented
Genre: Electronic
Title: Shez Satan
Country: US
Released: May 2006
Style: Techno
Label: Planet E
Catalog Number: PE 65285-1
FLAC version ZIP size: 1400 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2851 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2592 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 800

Tracklist

1Shez Satan
2Brainfreeze
3Shez Beats
4Shez Satan (Inst.)

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
PE 65285Tres Demented Shez Satan ‎(4xFile, MP3, 320)Planet EPE 65285US2006
PE 65285-1Tres Demented Shez Satan ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl, Sti)Planet EPE 65285-1US2006

Credits

  • Producer, Written-ByCarl Craig

Video

Āłł_Ÿøūrš
I've been looking to buy an mp3 version of this, but i cant find one anyhwere. If anyone can hook me up that would be great. I'm mainly looking for the instrumental version of Shez Satan

Cel
Carl Craig Delivering a kind of Dark G- House before it was "cool" (Shez Satan). Brainfreeze is another Bomb...Demented Style

Ohatollia
Although you could never accuse the man of being complacent or the least bit conventional, it seems he is using his Tres Demented alias for his more <ahem> esoteric ideas. After the loony caveman-house of the first one (a personal favourite!), we get this monster slab of raunchy electro-techno goodness. The lyrics on the A-side are hilarious (delivered by Craig himself!), matched with production that sounds like Juan Atkins having a nightmare. Not to say that Atkins tracks aren't dark, but Craig really is out to scare everyone here, with nasty synth squiggles and hollow bell-like tones bouncing all over the place and a slow, grinding electro beat. On the flip, things just get better - an uptempo electro-tech stomper with slashing guitar and more caveman screaming! The lyrics are pretty minimal here, a single line and some looped grunting, but the production... a repetitive electro-ish bassline, intermittent hand drums and acid synths, and that guitar all put together in a way that is inimitably Craig. Even better, you can mix it with just about anything and get away with it. I guess you can say this has something to do with the current electro revival - it certainly sounds influenced by it - but once again C2 takes it to the next level and beyond. (Has someone elected this guy to the pantheon of gods yet? I'll cast the first vote...)