DJ Hidden’s 2015 album "Directive" is a relentless exploration of distorted breakbeats and dense, industrial soundscapes. The album showcases the artist's signature fusion of brutalist electronics and complex rhythmic structures.
- "Directive" was released on the 16th of October, 2015, by the influential Berlin-based electronic music label Ad Noiseam.
- The album features a style that blends elements of IDM, industrial, and hardcore techno, with a notable emphasis on intricate drum programming and heavy sound design.
- "Directive" arrived during a period of consistent output from DJ Hidden, following his 2014 album "Locust World" and preceding the 2016 release of "The Thousand Year Storm."
DJ Hidden is the alias of the Dutch electronic musician and producer Remko Verheul, known for his distinctive, often aggressive, take on drum and bass and related genres. By 2015, Verheul had already established himself as a significant force in the experimental electronic music scene, with "Directive" arriving midway through a prolific period for the Ad Noiseam label.
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