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::: DJ Citizen = "Are You Contented?" (2002) BPCD012

power noise . industrial . trip-hop . glitchcore . gabber . hardcore . techno

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What does DJ Citizen sound like? Imagine a mixing pot of dark and nasty electronics such as Speedy J, Ultraviolence, Scorn, Black Lung and other such gritty and menacing techno-dance-floor destruction.

DJ Citizen has been involved with EYE, E.L.F. and the Blatant Propaganda 'zine and label since their inceptions. He continuously co-organised and DJ'd at various clubs in Canberra for 8 years (1992-2000), plus a few one-off events since then, and has hosted numerous programmes on Radio 2XX 98.3FM since 1993. He has been a devout propagandist since 1991.

TRACK-LIST:

1 Never B4, Have We Been So Contented ::: 2001 5:12
2 One of Those Days ::: 2002 3:50
3 Mass Media Programming (of Criminal Behaviour) ::: 1997 5:12
4 SILA ::: 1997 2:08
5 Another One of Those Days ::: 2002 5:00

To hear more noises of the Citizen, dig into the back catalogues of the aforementioned projects.

PRICE:

SOLD OUT, Sorry!

REVIEWS:

From "Goth Nation" Magazine,issue 1, 2002, reviewed by Jay:

"... a fine release from Canberra's DJ Citizen."Never B4 Have We Been So Contented"� kicks off this CD. Heaps of flanged and cut-up, disassembled, distorted beats. If "contented"� means dancing like a dickhead, then I guess I'm guilty as charged. As an aside, my wife just came in as I was writing this and asked me to turn it down because the neighbours might complain - so there's your testimony, it must be a good CD. [So , of course I turned it down, but as soon as she left I turned it back up again.] "One Of Those Days"� is a slightly more laid back track. "Mass Media Programming [of criminal behaviour]"� follows. Now I know what was meant by the trip-hop reference. Trip-hop is not normally my cup of tea, but this is still pretty cool. "SILA"� feels like it's over before it's begun. Clocking in at slightly over two minutes, it's fairly schizophrenic and feels like four or five songs rather than one. "Another One Of Those Days"� rounds out this 5-track CD. Though it's essentially a remix of the second track, it builds on it such that there are no overt similarities, which is always a healthy sign... 7.5 out of 10."