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The evilcomputergenius started back in 98 as a live pa drum and bass side project. After some time the evilcomputergenius through binary fission spawned 7 Vials of the Apocalypse, a virtual heavy metal/drum and bass project. The evilcomputergenius music changed at that point to have much more distinct rock influences and became a mish-mash of rock, breaks, electro, industrial, noise and more recently Dub, Dub-Step and Half-Step.
Evilcomputergenius shows were typically known for noise, guitar sounds and distorted beats not typical for live electronic acts of the time. They were also halmarked with eye popping dark cut up visuals that were often live-coded (long before anyone had coined such a term) in a custom Director application and projected live on a screen. Now evilcomputergenius is my platform for sonic exploration. I continue to bend and blend genres and press further into the far reaches of nichedom.
I did not pick the name for myself. The evilcomputergenius was named by BMG artist rep(at the time) and band manager Tony Edwards when booking a show that was supposed to be billed as Casey Hess and Don Relyea screwing around with guitars and samplers on the patio of the Curtain Club. The show was actually billed as Casey Hess and the evilcomputergenius. The name stuck.

I have uploaded most of my newest tracks to Ilike.com for free so you the people can download them and check them out. They are mostly finished but they are still unmastered. Casey Hess, old bandmate of mine and member of the Burden Brothers is going master them soon when I finsish fiddling with them. In the mean time feel free to check them out and put them on your Facebook page.
My site on iLike: http://www.ilike.com/artist/evilcomputergenius
My site on Facebook to add files to your facebook page: http://apps.facebook.com/ilike/artist/evilcomputergenius
I have also put the unmastered pre-release on last.fm on its own album page here.
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DUB | Dub-step | Electronica | Sci Fi Breakbeat | Industrial | Noise | Experimental | Breaks MP3 and M4a/aac format for your Ipod or mp3 player.
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evilcomputergenius |
Hermaphrodite (4.9mb) MP3 69BPM |
DUB | Dub-step | Electronica Hermaphrodite is a little busy for straight up Dub-Step but I like
it like that so I release it that way. Big lumbering distorted beats with deep subs, heavily filtered dnb bass and a weird
sample about some kind of inbred mutation.
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evilcomputergenius |
Dubpocalypse (6.9mb) MP3 69BPM |
DUB | Dub-Step | Breaks | Electronica Dubpocalypse is also little to busy and breaky for straight up Dub-Step, it is a rework of an older Messian Dread
track Apocalypso. I'm pulling the usual tricks of deep subs with heavily filtered
bassline halfstep breaks with some double-time dnb breaks over the top.
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evilcomputergenius |
Discipline (6.1mb) MP3 85/170BPM |
DUB | Drum and Bass | Electronica Discipline is named for the big distorted lead synth patch used in the track.
This one has deep ragga dub sub sounds with filtered guitar sounds halfstep breaks with some tight
170 bpm dnb sampler work over the top. Discipline descends in and out of layered noise from time to time. There are some elements
of this track that remind me of times back in the old days when our hardware setup would start to get trapped in
feedback loops and analog delay.
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evilcomputergenius |
Kick Your A$$ (3.5mb) MP3 130BPM |
Breaks | Electronica Kick Your A$$ is a rocked out breaks track. A tight break with old vinyl samples, big guitar chords with sick angry solos over the
top lightly frosted with some moog. Also some speak and spell noise. I think I was in a bad mood when I made this one.
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evilcomputergenius |
Domination(4.9mb) |
Are you ready to accept my domination?
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evilcomputergenius |
Nuclear Winter (Noise Mix)
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Thick noise, feedback and heavy riffs mix to create a dark apocalyptic vibe. Giant lumbering beats and 440 drops beat your head senseless while radiation cooks you from the inside out.
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evilcomputergenius |
Hubris(8.4mb) |
Without me you guys would have nothing.
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evilcomputergenius |
Dreaming
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A good breakbeat party track with with some sci fi vocal samples about dreaming.
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evilcomputergenius |
Eradicate(Exterminate ext. mix)(8.2mb)
Eradicate(4.6mb) |
Old school breaks inspired track featuring samples from the old Dr. Who science fiction show. This song has really low bass drops.
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evilcomputergenius |
Society Breakdown (remastered noise mix)(8.2mb)
Society Breakdown (7.4mb) |
This downtempo track features samples from 50s radio broadcasts of Twilight Zone.
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evilcomputergenius |
Hale Bopp(remastered noise mix) (5.1mb)
Hale Bopp(Heaven's Gate mix) (4.9mb) |
This song was inspired by the Heaven's Gate Cult, the folks who collected quarters, wore nike sweat outfits , and tried to catch the tail of the comet named Hale Bopp. This track features samples from Easy Rider as well as guitar samples from the Descendants and Hammerhead.
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evilcomputergenius |
UFO Out of Control(6.5mb) |
Upbeat breakbeat track about a UFO soon to crash land.
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evilcomputergenius |
Going to Heaven (5.1mb) |
I had a dream I was gunned down in slow motion.
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evilcomputergenius |
OMG
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Big beat rocking track, upbeat good party music.
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evilcomputergenius |
Party Dreamland(remastered noise mix)(4.2mb)
Party Dreamland(3.5mb) |
Song featuring samples from Wierd Science, good party music.
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evilcomputergenius |
Dark Shadows(Evil Dead mix)(7.8mb) |
This song was inspired by the cult horror classic Evil Dead, its a cut up breaks track featuring samples from tape recorder found in the basement.
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evilcomputergenius |
Now(remastered mix)(4.3mb)
Now(feat. Pinhead)(4.3mb) |
A thick rocked out noisy track with pinhead on vocals.
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evilcomputergenius |
The Legend (never dies)
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A dark drum n bass track featuring samples from 50's sci fi radio broadcasts.
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evilcomputergenius |
The Music(4.0mb) |
A rocked out wierd track with samples from a crazy preacher.
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evilcomputergenius |
Atomic (6.9mb) |
A quirky downtempo track with samples from atomic public service announcements during the cold war era.
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