Diablo's Discotheque

so we didnt do a halloween mix this year, but i did...two, in fact.

and "this is some vampire nightclub shit right here"
-seth troxler

for decades after WWII Halloween Eve in The D became known as "Devil's Night". Every year on Oct. 30th Detroit would see a ridiculous amount of vandalism and arson. with that out of the way wikipedia can tell you the rest. regarding the mix though:

after closing my eyes and picturing DJ Dark Prince rocking a party in the Seventh Layer of Hell I took the following approach:
capture the spirit and essence of the holiday and present it like any good horror/slasher/monster/zombie film does; at times macabre, haunting, messy, eerie, foggy, dark, cheeky, lugubrious, humorous, self aware, DIY, and even occasionally terrifying and stunning.


The results blend together: dubstep, instrumental prog, headphone hip hop, garage rock, synth wave, french film score, acid, minimal, and of course, house and techno.

Pressing play on this while carving pumpkins at your costume ball is guaranteed to bob your apple.



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it's a cd club halloween!

finishing off our halloween week is our first collaborative compilation. with everyone chipping in their one song, we've built quite the eclectic compilation here. enjoy a safe and happy holiday!



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Happy Hallow-Frankenstein-o-ween

Hello from Face Omelet East. Celebrate Halloween with all things Frankenstein.


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hello

blazing through twenty-two tracks with his smashing introductory mix for the omelet, nathan gives us some personal insight by showcasing some of the best of what the pacific northwest, scandanavia, and his family have to offer. click the link below to download mr. hazard's "hello" compilation.



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the lost archives: halloween in thee garage

kicking off our week-long celebration of all things halloween, we dig back into our vaults to dust off a spooky gem of a compilation. back in 2006 when this website was merely a twinkle in it's father's eyes, mr. brian studler cranked out two discs chock-full of ghastly garage rock guaranteed to make your monster mash a graveyard smash. click the link below to download "halloween in thee garage"


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20 Reasons I Wish I Was Black

1 Gang Starr - Now You're Mine
2 Slick Rick Kill - Niggaz
3 Da Brat Featuring The Notorious B.I.G. - Da B Side
4 Black Sheep - Pass the 40
5 Boogie Down Productions - The Bridge is Over
6 Ice Cube - You Know How We Do It
7 2Pac - Pour Out A Little Liquor
8 Outkast - Hootie Hoo
9 Warren G - And Ya Don't Stop
10 Common - Chapter 13 (Rich Man vs. Poor Man)
11 Redman - Tonights Da Night
12 Domino - Getto Jam
13 Slum Village - Forth & Back [Rock Music]
14 Souls of Mischief - That's When Ya Lost
15 Salt-N-Pepa - Tramp
16 Busta Rhymes - Woo Hah!! Got You All In Check
17 Wu-Tang Clan - Shame On A Nigga
18 Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype
19 Snoop Doggy Dogg aka. Snoopy Dog Dog - Who Am I (What's My Name)?
20 The Notorious B.I.G. - I Got A Story To Tell


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every time i look into your pants i see the present (the love seat & the bed)

sun soaked make-out music is on full display here by todd stolarski under his kumate guise. this face omelet installment also sees the first digital only release with part two of his mix. each is included below in separate pieces for easy download. unmixed compilation available upon request. full tracklist and description in the comments section. click the links below to download kumate's "every time i look into your pants i see the present" pts.1&2 (the love seat & the bed)


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d-o-w-n-l-o-a-d pt.2 (the bed)


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the lost archives: songs for my dark lord

as a new feature here at the omelet we will be unearthing some of the hidden treasures not seen since the previous incarnation of our beloved club. with halloween approaching next week, it's only apt that we begin with brian's disc devoted entirely to the most evil of entities. click the link below to download the 2006 compilation "songs for my dark lord"


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chorus

what do judy garland, muhammad ali, and the alexandrov red army ensemble of lenningrad all have in common?...........none of them exist in the form in which we fell in love with them. additionally, they're all contained within this choral gem of a compilation. here, dana keeps it strictly oral here over twenty-seven broad reaching tracks.

click the link below to download "chorus"


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road trip usa

One area in which the USA has unquestionably excelled for over two hundred years has been it's series of interwoven paved roads designed for ground transportation. one are in which both psychedelically inclined hippies and misinformed fools from the early 90's have unquestionably excelled at is trippin'. here, king brian of the omelet unites the two worlds over twenty-two carefully selected tracks for your next interstate journey.

click the link below to download "road trip usa"


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