to the punter in the street, things may have appeared to have gone quiet on the hellraising front recently.
however, all that is about to change.
one of my favourite tracks off the waiting for clearance album, we don’t belong, (you know the one that starts off with the singalong part that sounds like a beatles rip – but was actually recorded by freelance and his mates in the studio, before the biggest funked up bass line kicks in), has been lifted up, given a shakedown, and is ready for some fun in the sun.
new versions by freelance hellraiser, (analogue and digital versions apparently), appear to be out there, along with a remix by french electro house star alex gopher.
not only that, but these are to be released in april, and available in shops.
but, if your patience is running out and you want to hear stuff now, then take a right turn and end up at the mans newly updated broadband soaking official site, that has the new tracks online (find the jukebox, and all will be revealed), or even the obligatory myspace page.
and if that’s not good enough for you, how about a nice 192 encoded clean beast of the mix that was aired on radio 1s annie macs show a few months ago.
29 minutes (41mb) of full on acid noise and dirty electro bass, that give an indication as to the blast of excellence that freelance drops during his storming live sets.
glorious.
so here are the links you need.
official site : here
myspace : here
freelance hellraiser : the annie mac mix : here (yousendit file – so grab it before it expires)
i know i know, i spoil you.