4 thoughts on “ Night Raiders - Black Sun Empire - Cruel & Unusual (CD, Album) ”

1. Black Sun Empire is the stage name of a team of Dutch disc jockeys, Drum & Bass (mostly Neurofunk) and Dubstep producers Rene Verdult and brothers Milan Heyboer and Micha Heyboer. Based out of Utrecht, Netherlands, they started making drum and bass in when they got turned on to the likes of artist such as Photek, LTJ Bukem, and Ed Rush.

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2. Unlike Williams's most famous works (i.e. "Jaws", "Star Wars", "Raiders of the Lost Ark") there are no themes in this score that you will be whistling long after you've listened to the CD. In fact, unlike Williams's typical work, theme is hardly discernible on this album.

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3. Review: Subsonik doesn't mess about, diving straight in and remixing two absolute belters from darkside soldiers Black Sun Empire and Quadrant & Cease respectively. First up is "Crash Bunny", which he re-works into a discerning dancefloor bomb with stuttering synths and cool percussion. "Rage & Rapture" undergoes a similar treatment, with a trance-like, sci-fi vocal-led intro and spaced out.

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4. Nu Urban Music Distribution was launched in by Phil Wells aka Basement Phil of Basement Records / Vinyl Distribution. Predominantly specialising in Drum'n'Bass & Dubstep. The company also distributed U.S. House music through its Urban Groovez Dep't. The company closed in after Phil Wells had a serious accident and was.

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