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DJ Magazine Number 119
July 1994
Caustic Visions, cv3302
Caustic Visions
Now then, since there has been a wider acceptance of experimental/industrial music, plus the ambient explosion (or should that be implosion?), there should be some wider appreciation of things like Caustic Visions, who have a natural radical approach which is not forced, fostered or imitative. In other words these people are ORIGINAL geddit?? But believe me, I know from my own experience that this can be the worst curse known to man, as you find yourself living in the future instead of the past with everyone else. Ah, such a lonely existence oh the torments of the artist etc
Excellent.
Technohead
Eternity Number 21
August 1994
Caustic Visions Contortion
This, I must warn you, WILL give you irreparable brain damage. Believe me when I tell you that this is especially not for pregnant women. For should you play this to anyone expecting a baby, the child will be that of the Devil, with three sixes engraved on the side of its head. He will come from the depths of Hell and be named Damien, massacring thousands of law abiding citizens throughout his life time. Many will try to kill the beast and they will fail, oblivious to the power of what they are dealing with. So if you buy this and do not take these precautions, then dont come crying to me when you need someone to sort the world out.
Mark EG
Echoes 29 Jan 1994
Caustic Visions cv001
New Rephlex* offshoot gets underway with four dark, jerky journeys into the industrial techno sandpit. Rining jackhammer assaults hold metallic hands with self-abusing robots occasionally surprised from behind by the Devils penis. The squirty overload gives way to disturbing alien trance vistas on The Journey.
Kris Needs
[*Caustic Visions was never connected to Rephlex]
Praxis 26 February 1994
Caustic Visions cv001
Minimalistic abstract studies in 4/4. This first release on their own label after a couple of twelves on Brooklyns Industrial Strength. Good Stuff
Caustic Visions Purple Microdots
Industrial Strength
A big bad 6 tracker with a bit more pace, going mostly for fast and heavy head fuck with a good success rate! Favourite is Maglignity for its deep and dark sounds and kicking bass.
Good.
Technohead
DJ Magazine Number 89, 20 May 2 June 1993
Caustic Visions Purple Microdots - Industrial Strength
Massive variety of bubbling and thumping acid/techno/hardcore sounds over six tracks, each unusual, totally different and refreshing. Sometimes abstract ambient sounds stray into Aphex Twin territory, while others are quality banging techno that are hard yet dont scream in your face. Serious bass drums abound. Take three snowballs and drop a concrete block on your head from a tower block for the same effect. Familiar Industrial Strength, in-yer-face, fuck off techno style, its really sick man.
Twitch and Brainstorm
Echoes 26 June 1993
Caustic Visions Purple Microdots Industrial Strength
Promising titles, huh? UK producers T Spragg of Spectrum and T Evans debut on Lenny Dees label. Gabba-grunge jackhammers-on-heat stomp madness running rampant. Brown trouser award winner.
Kris Needs
Shimmer Number 2 Aug 1994
Messrs Spragg and Evans continue their aural assault on you sanity in the second release on their own label. As usual very original, dark and scary.
Mr O Moseley
Skreem Number 7 August, 1994
Crazy, experimental power tool construction site music. Hard and out there now on there self owned label. A definitive listening experience. See interview with Caustic Visions Tom Spragg in this issue for more info.
DJ Entox**
** DJ Entox is now known as Massaccesi
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