Album lore

Deceive the World to Rule the Planet gathers fourteen tracks released in 2003 on The Third Movement, a label known for its uncompromising approach to hardcore techno and its industrial fringes. This compilation veers into gabber, speedcore, and industrial hardcore, with a rawness that recalls the era’s underground European scenes. Titles like “Augmented Morbid Plane Rehearsal” and “Miners Worship The Darkness Embedding Their Soul” reflect the album’s abrasive, mechanized textures and relentless pacing.The featured cut “Illicit Angst” exemplifies the collection’s blend of harsh noise and fractured rhythms, a hallmark of the label’s output. The record’s uneasy juxtapositions, from the metallic clangs to distorted samples, situate it within a lineage of hardcore experimentation rather than straightforward club fare. For collectors of early 2000s hardcore techno and industrial-tinged speedcore, this artifact offers a dense and uncompromising listen.

Album lore

Deceive the World to Rule the Planet gathers fourteen tracks released in 2003 on The Third Movement, a label known for its uncompromising approach to hardcore techno and its industrial fringes. This compilation veers into gabber, speedcore, and industrial hardcore, with a rawness that recalls the era’s underground European scenes. Titles like “Augmented Morbid Plane Rehearsal” and “Miners Worship The Darkness Embedding Their Soul” reflect the album’s abrasive, mechanized textures and relentless pacing.The featured cut “Illicit Angst” exemplifies the collection’s blend of harsh noise and fractured rhythms, a hallmark of the label’s output. The record’s uneasy juxtapositions, from the metallic clangs to distorted samples, situate it within a lineage of hardcore experimentation rather than straightforward club fare. For collectors of early 2000s hardcore techno and industrial-tinged speedcore, this artifact offers a dense and uncompromising listen.