What makes One Foot In The Rave by Shitmat notable?

One Foot In The Rave was lauded for its innovative approach to sampling and its ability to encapsulate the essence of British rave culture, earning positive reviews from niche electronic music outlets. The album's eclectic style and raucous energy contributed to its lasting influence on the breakcore genre, inspiring subsequent artists looking to push the boundaries of electronic music. In 2009, Shitmat released One Foot In The Rave as his fifth studio album, following his previous work, 2006's Full English Breakfest. This album marked a continuation of his exploration into breakcore while solidifying his unique sound within the genre. By this point in his career, Shitmat had already established himself as a key figure in the underground electronic music scene.

Who is One Foot In The Rave for?

One Foot In The Rave works well if you're into frantic energy for dancing, short bursts of chaos and nostalgic rave culture vibes.

How many songs are on One Foot In The Rave?

One Foot In The Rave has 12 tracks, running approximately 45 minutes.

One Foot In The Rave

Shitmat · 2009

45 min · 12 tracks

A frenetic blend of breakcore, jungle, and sampling that captures the chaotic energy of early rave culture.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Nasty Rabbits — This track exemplifies Shitmat's skillful use of frenetic rhythms and unexpected samples, creating an infectious energy that captures the essence of rave culture.
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Illegal Soundz of the Vibe — With its rapid-fire beats and clever sample manipulations, this track showcases Shitmat's signature blend of humor and intensity inherent in breakcore.
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Best Before 10-11-1992 — This cut stands out for its nostalgic references to early rave sounds while pushing them through Shitmat's characteristic chaotic lens.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

frantic energy for dancing
short bursts of chaos
nostalgic rave culture vibes
high tempo party atmosphere
sampling that surprises constantly

Maybe skip if you

prefer smooth, steady rhythms
seek long-form musical journeys

Where this album fits

Career context: In 2009, Shitmat released One Foot In The Rave as his fifth studio album, following his previous work, 2006's Full English Breakfest. This album marked a continuation of his exploration into breakcore while solidifying his unique sound within the genre. By this point in his career, Shitmat had already established himself as a key figure in the underground electronic music scene.
Stylistic neighbors: Squarepusher· Venetian Snares· DJ Scotch Egg

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 The Golden Age of British Dance 0:44
2 Front 2 da Back 3:05
3 Sniffer Dogs 3:54
4 Nasty Rabbits 4:11
5 Illegal Soundz of the Vibe 3:47
6 Downer 3:44
7 Clash and Carry (Old Socks remix) 4:55
8 Best Before 10-11-1992 3:32
9 Fairy Green Liquid 4:11
10 Archaeology 4:20
11 Whitelabel Unity 4:27
12 Just a B-Side 4:32

What to play next

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