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acid and acidcore was a bit of an unlikely alliance for me. when i was buying hardcore in the 90s i carefully avoided those records that were listed as "acidcore" or "hard acid" in the catalogues. the sound was just too repetive to me; too similiar, "not much going on in these tracks", etc.
when the first hype of experimental and breakcore was over, my resistance slowly started to weaken. i got into drop bass network, force inc, dj.ungle fever... daria blax sent me a "mixtape" with her favorite acid and hard acid tracks and i fell completely in love with this sound; i went to a techno revival party which was really rare a thing in those days, and noticed how powerful acidic techno could be in a dark club on the dancefloor.
i started to produce acidcore myself and this is what got me "off the ground" in the hardcore scene, with the release of the acid massacre EP on black monolith.
