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Devil X Nine Cassette by Burning Tapes

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Trash drums, fuzz bass and grit. The result of these ingredients and sage advice from co-producer Deadly Avenger is the gritty, funky, and exploitation heavy Devil x Nine. This is a drum and bass guitar heavy collection of tracks slathered in fuzz, buzzing guitars, lo-fi synths and B-movie Drive-in double feature vibes. There’s no fat here. Just all lean and mean with a switchblade in its back pocket just in case.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

The fuzz bass hits so hard on this one, and Deadly Avenger's production really ties that gritty funk together. Already flipped it twice today, it's exactly the kind of trashy sound I was hoping for.

Brian ★★★★★

The fuzz bass hits so hard it shakes the whole room, and the trash drums give it this raw, live energy I wasn't expecting from a tape. Deadly Avenger's touch really comes through in the mix—it's gritty but still has a funky groove that keeps me coming back.

Riley ★★★★★

Had this on repeat for a week straight and the fuzz bass hits even harder on tape than on the digital stream. The trash drums and gritty production sound properly raw, like it was recorded in a shotgun shack. Packaging arrived quick and the cassette itself plays clean with zero hiss issues.