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Kabakov Sergey aka Spaz started to write music at the beginning of 2000. Writing big-beat and electronic music, Spaz also contributed to many hip-hop projects. Since 2005 the genuine sound of Spaz has featured nu-skool elements. At present his style can be described as nu-skook breakz and big-beat with some hip-hop elements. In spring 2006 Spaz became a resident of the Nubreaks.Net label. His digital-releases include his first album "Three Ghosts In A Subway" which consists of the best tracks written during 2005-2006. The album's music received numerous favorable comments from the prominent figures in breaks culture from all over...

Fucking shit up Texas style. Ripping punk from Dallas, TX. .

Comprised of members of late 80's crossover greats Wehrmacht and Cryptic Slaughter, Spazztic Blurr were one of the early Earache Records trailblazers. Sounding like a bizarre mix of D.R.I. and Mr. Bungle, Spazztic played high speed, super technical songs that also managed to mock everyone from "hardcore" kids to metalheads. .