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Things To Come is a label that was hugely influential in the world of Electronic and Techno music. Started by Oliver Chesler aka The Horrorist in New York City during the mid-90s; the early releases such as the "Dark Invader" EP by Arrivers were part of the 2nd generation of Doomcore music; tracks like "Flesh is the Fever" and "Hard Step Future Force" fueled the re-emergence of slower Gabber sounds; outings such as "Power is Force" or "Normality is Insanity" were there when the crossover of Techno and EBM genres happened. And let's not forget excursions into Drum'n'Bass, Minimal Synth or even Gothic sounds.
But most importantly, this label transcended the limitations of genres. Instead, the thread holding the releases together rather seems to be a certain vision of sound and concept; a cold, dark, cybernetic vision; pure phuture.
So here is a little tribute to this groundbreaking label, with a special focus on its early period.
Things To Come is a label that was hugely influential in the world of Electronic and Techno music. Started by Oliver Chesler aka The Horrorist in New York City during the mid-90s; the early releases such as the "Dark Invader" EP by Arrivers were part of the 2nd generation of Doomcore music; tracks like "Flesh is the Fever" and "Hard Step Future Force" fueled the re-emergence of slower Gabber sounds; outings such as "Power is Force" or "Normality is Insanity" were there when the crossover of Techno and EBM genres happened. And let's not forget excursions into Drum'n'Bass, Minimal Synth or even Gothic sounds.
But most importantly, this label transcended the limitations of genres. Instead, the thread holding the releases together rather seems to be a certain vision of sound and concept; a cold, dark, cybernetic vision; pure phuture.
So here is a little tribute to this groundbreaking label, with a special focus on its early period.
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