Aircut - Visual Attack FLAC

Aircut Beatfarm Recordings Breakbeat Hardcore Techno 1991

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Aircut
Title:	Visual Attack
Style:	Breakbeat, Hardcore, Techno
Date of release:	1991
Label:	Beatfarm Recordings
Catalog Number:	BFR006T
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2075 mb
MP3 album size:	2391 mb

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Tracklist

1	Visual Attack (From The Home Of Humanoid) Co-producer – Pressure Zone
2	Let It Take You Producer – Judge Jules, Pressure Zone, Roy The Roach

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SNC-2005-1	Aircut	Visual Attack ‎(12", Single, Promo)	Sonic Records	SNC-2005-1	US	1992
BFR006T	Aircut	Visual Attack ‎(12")	Beatfarm Recordings	BFR006T	UK	1991
SNC-2005-1	Aircut	Visual Attack ‎(12", Single)	Sonic Records	SNC-2005-1	US	1992
PHUX 001	Aircut	Visual Attack ‎(12")	Phoenix Uprising	PHUX 001	UK	1996

Credits

Artwork By – Barbara Thorpe

Notes

Recorded and mixed by Pressure Zone at the Beat Farm Studios.

Track A samples:
Dialogue from the film The Last Starfighter

Companies

Published By – Westbury Music
Published By – Sensual Publishing
Recorded At – The Beat Farm
Produced At – The Beat Farm
Mixed At – The Beat Farm

Video

Nuadador

the sample "proceed with the visual attack" comes from the 1984 film The Last Starfighter

Vertokini

Proceed With a Visual Attack....

That break in the middle with the massive fat ambient pads has to be one of the defining moments of the rave period. One of the first tracks I can remember which pushed those buttons so shamelessly. I suppose it does sound dated because it was so widely copied but the memory of hearing that on a huge soundsystem is almost tangible.
The percussion sounds are brilliant as well with a really metallic nasty electro beat reminiscent of MBM or similar 80's industrial electro.

Anayajurus

'Visual Attack' is definitely hardcore and hasn't stand the test of time in my humble opinion. 'Let It Take You' however, is a smooth housetrack with groovy bassline reminiscent of what labels like Guerilla were releasing some two years later. So this was sort of a prequel to the first prog-house wave. The fact that I found out years later that it's produced by the blokes of Future Sound Of London makes it extra special and collectable.
A minor classic !