Here comes the 2nd installment of my Class of ’93 mixtape series!
It wasn’t enough to comb the back of the crate for the best breakbeat rave hysteria. I had to kick it up another notch and pull out all the hardcore, psychedelic techno I could find, stick it in the blender, and fuck the shit up.
Made with tracks exclusively from 1993 and back, this 80 minute long journey through acid will be a great introduction to the roots if you’re young, and a flashback-inducer if you’re not.
David Sylvian’s Secrets of the Beehive was easily one of my favorite albums as a teenager. Maria, a mournful wisp of a song, called out to be remixed, and I was just finding my feet as an audio editor. So why not?
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Say hello to the first entry in my Class of ’93 mixtape series!
While making this mix I combed my archives for every rave, trance, breakbeat, jungle, and techno song I could find that was made on or before 1993 that I loved. I dropped them all in my laptop, pressed frappe, and out came this megamix of early 90s candy raver nostalgia. I hope you enjoy!
This mixtape is my love letter to psychological horror; to every abandoned asylum, possessed surgeon, and blood-splattered nurse to haunt the big screen.
Pretty much every kid in the ’80s saw The NeverEnding Story on the big screen. It was like required. I was one of those kids, and OMG was it awesome.
I’ve always loved the song Peg from Steely Dan’s unforgettable 1977 album Aja.
I was working on a house track that was going nowhere at the time, so I thought, why not? Boom: remix!
Jason Herrboldt 