↓COMMENT↓    INFO  DJVersion666 SHORT URL:TheXFactory.com/djv666 Bri­an Stew­art is the cre­ative pow­er behind DJversion666, com­pos­ing indus­tri­al music of var­i­ous sub-gen­res… [MORE…] — — — SUBWEBSITE UPDATED: 2022-03-06 SUBSITES FEATURES URLS VIEWER PROMO ↓DL↓ ABOUT — EVENTS — LINKS  DJVersion666: LISTEN/BUY Puz­zle Of Lit­tle Deaths: Part 600 — DJVersion666 Part 600 (1st) of a 3 part album, all instru­men­tal, dark ambi­ent elec­tron­ic industrial Relat­ed Images Pre­lude — DJVersion666 released July 24, 2015 — DJver­sion666- Vocals, Synths, Elec­tric Bass, Pro­duc­tion — Exemia- Gui­tars, Growls (Good­bye World), Post-Pro­duc­tion — DVS- Spo­ken words, Human Race To The Fin­ish — Mix­ing and Mas­ter­ing by Fako Recs (Exemia) Relat­ed Images Embrace The Entropy Sin­gle & Remix­es — DJVersion666 released Jan­u­ary 5, 2017 — Embrace The Entropy orig­i­nal song music and lyrics by DJversion666 — Gui­tar and post pro­duc­tion by Exemia — Remix­es by Audio­cen­te­sis, Cutoff:Sky, Exemia, Machines On Blast, and LaUD23 Relat­ed Images Embrace The Entropy [Ali­en­Na­tion Remix] — DJVersion666 released Novem­ber 4, 2017 — Remix by Ali­en­Na­tion — license: all rights reserved Relat­ed Images Witch­es — DJVersion666 This song is inspired by a pop­u­lar movie. Relat­ed Images Rain Behind Your Eyes [Exemia Remix] dark­Tunes Exclu­sive Mix — DJVersion666 Remixed for Goth­ic Music Orgy Vol­ume 2 — Rain Behind Your Eyes Cov­er Art by Jim­mi Jensen — released June 9, 2016 Relat­ed Images 9 Crimes (Damien Rice cov­er) feat. Jen­nifer Stew­art — DJVersion666 This is a cov­er of the incred­i­ble song by Damien Rice. Mechan­i­cal license avail­able upon request — released March 11, 2016 — Vocals:DJversion666 — Vocals: Jen­nifer Stew­art — Gui­tar: Exemia — Pro­ducion: DJversion666 — Post-pro­duc­tion: Exemia Relat­ed Images Nights In White Satin (Moody Blues cov­er) — DJVersion666 Industrial/Ambient trib­ute to The Moody Blues — released May 16, 2015 — Pro­duced by Exemia Relat­ed Images  DJVersion666: MERCH/BUY DJversion666 Logo T‑shirt — DJVersion666 DJversion666 logo art­work is on soft, cot­ton shirts. You will want to share this shirt with no one. How­ev­er, if you do, they will love you for life. 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Jen­nifer Stewart Nights In White Satin (Moody Blues cover) DJversion666 Logo T‑shirt $5.88 Raf­fle per Tick­est — “Pre­lude” MULTIMEDIA Release [Pro­Du­Gi CD‑R Gift] from DJversion666 TXF Search for #DJVersion666 TXF Crawled Content TXF REVIEW, ARTICLE, AND WRITTEN URLS: Pre­lude(TheXFactory.com Album Review)  DJVersion666: LINKS   OUTSIDE WEBSITE LINKS: Face­book Twit­ter Sound­Cloud Mix­Cloud HeartThis.at Band­Camp Reverb­Na­tion YouTube Spo­ti­fy Nap­ster Google­Play  DJVersion666: About Bri­an Stew­art is the cre­ative pow­er behind DJversion666, com­pos­ing indus­tri­al music of var­i­ous sub-gen­res rang­ing from goth to indus­tri­al met­al and every­thing in between. He also has dee­jayed at var­i­ous venues, rang­ing from gentlemen’s clubs in the State of New Jer­sey, to indus­tri­al dance clubs such as Mojo 13′s Asy­lum 13 and Sol­id State, in Wilm­ing­ton, Delaware. He con­tin­ues to work with incred­i­bly tal­ent­ed indi­vid­u­als, includ­ing the man behind the project, Exemia, whose list of accom­plish­ments are far to large to sum­ma­rize on one internet. His pre­miere album, Pre­lude, is his way of kick­ing down the doors of the music indus­try to let every­one know he’s arrived. Genre sev­er­al musi­cal styles all tied into a dark, indus­tri­al sound This is the baby of: Bri­an Stew­art aka DJver­sion666- Key­boards, Bass, Vocals, Beat­mix­ing, Sacrilege Home­town Brick Town­ship, NJ Record Label dark­Tunes Records Short Descrip­tion I am a for­mer, stud­ied musi­cian who now sculpts sounds using an old Kurzweil K2000, a Fend­er Jazz fret­less bass, some effects, and a pecu­liar imagination. Long Descrip­tion This page shares infor­ma­tion about the lat­est orig­i­nal music and dj mix­es (of oth­er indus­tri­al artists) for your lis­ten­ing pleasure. Most of the orig­i­nal music is avail­able for down­load, free of charge at either soundcloud.com/djversion666 or djversion666.bandcamp.com/ Bio DJversion666 was orig­i­nal­ly a moniker used to poke fun at the ridicu­lous names DJs call them­selves (DJversion666 is a dj, as well as a musi­cian, after all). A few years ago, he start­ed releas­ing his old­er, orig­i­nal works onto var­i­ous media out­lets which spawned a desire to write new­er music. His love for the indus­tri­al sound is appar­ent in his cre­ations. What start­ed out as an out­let for the nois­es in his head, became a life of its own. Now, it sits and waits to pounce on every note that is fed into it. DJversion666 is a slave to his own creations. Per­son­al Interests I’m a com­put­er junkie and a tech­no-whore. The first step is admit­ting it. I feel like a weight has been lifted. Artists We Also Like (in no par­tic­u­lar order) Exemia C‑Lekktor Pan­ic Lift Mosh Luxt Angelspit Drown­ing Susan (and the list goes on) Influences (in no par­tic­u­lar order) Nine Inch Nails J.S. Bach Sis­ter Machine Gun Gus­tav Holst Grav­i­ty Kills Count Basie Stab­bing Westward Ste­vie Ray Vaughan My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult The Damned Aphex Twin (and the list goes on)