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CLSM is also an abbreviation of the scientific term Confocal laser scanning microscopy
CLSM is also an abbreviation of the concrete term Controlled Low Strength Material
CLSM Also known as Beat Factory, Chavbots From Outta Space, Jon Doe, D.H.S.S. Origin England Genres Happy Hardcore, Hard trance Years active 2004–present Labels CLSM, Maximum Impact, G-Core Website http://www.moas.co.uk/ Members Ned, Jon Pitts, MC Trigger, MC Fugitive CLSM is a British Happy Hardcore group. To date, CLSM has contributed dozens of popular vinyl singles to the Hardcore music scene as well as three full CDs—Bathford - Welcomes Careful Drivers, Transmission to Mars and Hardcore Material. The group has also released tracks on DJ Seduction's Maximum Impact label in the past amongst others.
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"John Peel (Is Not Enough)"
In 2004, CLSM produced and released the single "John Peel (Is Not Enough)". The lyrical content of the track expressed the dismay that John Peel was the only BBC Radio 1 DJ to play hard dance music as part of his show. The track and further remixes were not only big hits in the clubs but the name of the track was used for a BBC one-off show featuring John Peel showcasing modern Hardcore music—a BBC radio first at the time.
The record sparked a campaign including the biggest petition at the time on the BBC's own 'ican' site. The success of the petition and communication resulted in meetings with Radio 1. In 2005, DJ Kutski was given a monthly show on rotation with other DJs. In October 2008, Kutski was given a weekly show on Radio 1, drawing the 'John Peel' campaign to a successful conclusion.
CD discography
Bathford - Welcomes Careful Drivers
(GCCDLP6DJ) released September 2007[1]
- Cry Your Tears (Mayhem Mix) (feat. Junior, co-produced by Billy Daniel Bunter)
- Move On (feat. Leah Symons)
- Rock That Sh1t (Hedstock Mix) (feat. Leah Symons, co-produced by Billy Daniel Bunter)
- All I Need (Clack Mix) (feat. Niki Mak, co-produced by Billy Daniel Bunter)
- Heey s-is for Shouting
- You Don’t Have To
- Best In Me (ice Cream Mix) (feat. Lisa Abbott, co-produced by Billy Daniel Bunter)
- My Desire (Breakbeat Mix) (feat. Leah Symons)
- Liberation (Ambush Mix)
- Another You (Junglectro Mix) (feat. Karen Danzig, co-produced by Billy Daniel Bunter)
- Take Control (CLSM Mix) (feat. Niki Mak, co-produced by Fergus Mayhem)
- Drive Away (Faster Mix) (feat. Jo Nye)
- World In Union (feat. Kiri te Kanawa, co-produced by Chavbots)
- Something to believe in
- Cash Money (co-produced by Evil Donny Osmonds)
- Disappointment (feat. Cube::Hard, co-produced by Ned)
Transmission To Mars
(GCCDLP4), released July 26, 2004[2]
- Free Your Mind (Album Mix) (feat. Stefan B.)
- Causing A Heart Attack (co-produced by DJ Seduction)
- Ned, You're All On Crack (feat. The Mellray Abbey Monks)
- Wicked MC (co-produced by Sharkey)
- Drifting Away (feat. Stefan B.)
- Reaching Out (Billy 'Daniel' Bunter & CLSM Remix)
- Where The Music Plays (feat. Samara)
- Tumbling Down (feat. Gomez Noah, John Malone)
- You Know How To Love Me (co-produced by Billy Daniel Bunter)
- Jump & Twist (Remix) (feat. Kev. Rogers, co-produced by Vinyl Junkie)
- Into The Sound
- Roof On Fire (feat. Bello B.)
- John Peel (Not Enough) (Fergus Mayhem Remix) (feat. Peter Hussey, Niki Mak)
- Transmission To Mars (Extended Mix) (Recorded Live) (feat. Damien Johnson, Jimmygoat, Bello B., Oli Chop, Peter Hussey)
- Bonus Track
Hardcore Material
(GCCDLP1), released 2003[3]
- Intro (feat. Jo Nye)
- (Takes Me) Higher (feat. Jo Nye)
- Reaching Out (Album Mix) (feat. Faye Hendry)
- Liberation (Breaks Mix) (feat. Stefan B.)
- Something New
- John Peel (Is Not Enough) (feat. Peter Hussey)
- Dok & Ponder - Faces Of Angels (CLSM Remix)
- Sound Of The Future (Album Mix) (feat. Faye Hendry)
- Hardstyle (Album Mix) (feat. Erold Franklin)
- Etienne Picard - Get Up (CLSM Full 12" Mix)
- Stargazer - Released (CLSM Remix) (feat. Jo Nye)
- Can You Feel It (Parts 1 and 2)
- A Thin Slice Of Bass (feat. Jo Nye)
- Ned (A Song Of Intrigue) (feat. Stefan B.)
References
External links
Categories:- British electronic music groups
- English dance music groups
- British techno music groups
- Hardcore techno music groups
- Happy hardcore musicians
- UK hardcore musicians
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