Braincell - Braincell 2

Review by ‪Abdul Khaliq‬‏ ‪al-Tamimi‬‏

Braincell 2: A Wild Ride Through '90s Electronic Mayhem Alright, let’s talk about Braincell 2. This album came out in '94 and it’s one of those records that feels like a time machine to the sweaty, neon-lit clubs of Germany. You know, the kind where everyone's wearing baggy jeans and tiny sunglasses despite being indoors? Yeah, that vibe. Produced by Braincell (duh) and written by Cari Lekebusch, this sucker is pure Hard Trance, Acid, and Techno goodness—three genres mashed together so well you’ll wonder if they were ever separate. The first track I gotta shout out is “Computer Controlled.” Man, this thing hits hard right from the start. It’s got these jagged synths cutting through your brain like an over-caffeinated hacker on a mission. The beat just slaps—you can feel it vibrating through your chest even at low volume. There’s something almost hypnotic about how relentless it is; it grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go until the last distorted note fades away. Honestly, every time I hear it, I’m transported back to some imaginary rave under flickering strobe lights. Like, who needs sleep when you’ve got tunes like this? Then there’s “Forbidden Forest,” which flips the script completely. If “Computer Controlled” is all sharp edges and pounding kicks, this one’s more… mysterious. It starts off slow, teasing you with eerie pads and acid squelches that sound like alien creatures whispering secrets in the dark. But then BOOM—it drops into this pulsating groove that makes you wanna lose yourself on the dancefloor. It’s moody as hell but also kinda beautiful, like staring at the stars while questioning everything. Tracks like this remind me why electronic music isn’t just noise—it’s storytelling without words. “Overload” rounds things out nicely too, though for me, it’s not quite as memorable as the other two. Still, it keeps the energy high and leaves you wanting more, which is exactly what a closer should do. What gets me thinking after listening to Braincell 2 is how raw and unapologetic it feels. These days, so much electronic music is polished to death, all shiny and perfect—but this? Nah, this is messy, chaotic, and alive. It’s like Braincell looked at the rulebook and said, “Nah, we’re doing it our way.” And honestly? That’s what makes it stick. Oh, random thought: If this album was a person, it’d probably be the type to show up late to a party, spill their drink everywhere, and somehow still be the life of the room. Just saying.

Artist: Braincell
Album: Braincell 2

Germany

Electronic

1994

Rating: 4.19

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Overload	5:07
Forbidden Forest	6:10
Computer Controlled	5:47

Video

Braincell - Overload (1994)

Braincell - Forbidden Forest

Braincell - Overload

Braincell - Computer Controlled

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Catalog Numbers

HH042
HH-042

Labels

Harthouse

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écouter en ligne
kuunnella verkossa
lyssna på nätet
lytte på nettet
online luisteren
escuchar en línea
ouvir online
online anhören
ascolta in linea

Formats

Vinyl
12"
45 RPM
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Made By	Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
Produced At	Flow Motion Sound Studio
Published By	Moonquake Music
Manufactured By	Warner Music Manufacturing Europe

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Braincell
Written-By	Carl Lekebusch

Notes

Produced at Flow Motion Soundstudio
All tracks Moonquake/Musikedition Discoton
A: 152 BPM
B1: 146 BPM
B2: 147 BPM
In Harthouse company sleeve.
Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
Max-Planck-Str. 1-9 TELEX 8 329 616 recd
D-52477 Alsdorf TEL (0 24 04) 58-1

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout [stamped]): WMME Alsdorf HH-042-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout [stamped]): WMME Alsdorf HH-042-B
Rights Society: GEMA/BIEM
Matrix / Runout (Machine stamp runout side A): WMME Alsdorf HH-042-A
Matrix / Runout (Machine stamp runout side B): WMME Alsdorf HH-042-B

About Braincell

Real Name

Kari Pekka Lekebusch

Name Vars

Baincell

Aliases

Cari Lekebusch
Mr. James Barth
Szerementa Programs
Magenta
Mystic Letter K
Shape Changer
Vector
Agent Orange
Phunkey Rhythm Doctor
Rotortype
Fred
Rubberneck
Cerebus
Yakari
Crushed Insect
Kari Pekka
Sir Jeremy Augustus Hutley Of Granith Hall
The Mantis
DJ Mystiska K
C-Blast
Agent C From KGB
Swedish Peace

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Braincell 2* by Braincell is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 1994 in Germany, it’s a wild mix of Hard Trance, Acid, and Techno. What makes it special? It was produced by Braincell and written by Cari Lekebusch, a key figure in the European rave movement. Tracks like "Computer Controlled" and "Forbidden Forest" still feel ahead of their time. Backed by Harthouse, a label known for pushing boundaries, this album is a must-hear for fans of raw, experimental beats.