As a producer, every track you write and record is like a little bomb. Some fuses have different lengths for delayed detonation. Some have higher explosive potential. Some can fracture and explode into shards, and those shards themselves explode even farther.

KILL FRENZY, a one man wrecking crew from northeastern Belgium, must know a thing or two about these detonation devices.

As much as seven years ago, he started dropping grenades in the inboxes of his idols in the Chicago juke circles. They took him under their wing via e-mail, and his first few releases were on Dust Traxx imprint Ghetto Test alongside Chicago juke legends such as Gant Man and DJ Deeon.

Around this same time, a fuse was burning from Chicago back to England, where Sinden and Herve (aka The Count) were also heavily influenced by the juke sounds of Chicago. As they released obliterating party jams “Beeper” and “Hardcore Girls” in 2008, Herve also showed his support for Kill Frenzy by releasing his EPs 54321 and Master Plan.