For those of you who like things a bit harder, and weirder,  it’s time you had a SLEIZURE!

Our recipe is simple: Combine the elements of SLEAZE, LEISURE and SEIZURE and you have the makings of a truly unique radio program that focuses on the lesser followed, not so popular, or plain out forgotten subgenres of electronic music. While there seems to be an abundance of house, techno, and trance, we have been known to play Ghettotech, Freetekno, Hardcore, Breakcore, Oldschool “rave”, Dubstep, and whatever else that doesn’t flow from the main stream.

Join us each week as your host Gene Eric assembles together a montage of chaos beats live using turntables, samplers, effects, and sequencers. Gene Eric has been actively pushing his sounds to people for over 10 years by means of organzing events (Presently under the guise of the GORF BEAT SOUND SYSTEM ) and bass-heavy mixes with featuring solid track selection and DMC style turntablism.

Lately, the show has been showcasing labels and artists from the past – ensuring that their sound does not get forgotten. In short – SLEIZURE is a hardcore encyclopedia.

In it’s 6th year, SLEIZURE has been continuously stretching the boundaries and has now started broadcasting from the top of Burnaby Mountain in Vancouver, BC. Each week is focuses around a specific ‘feature’ and sometimes guests are showcased.  With an average show lasting 3 hours and traversing through many genres of music and a minimum of 100 songs SLEIZURE gives you the hard variety to take you well into the wee hours of your Friday night!

We broadcast Friday nights/Saturday mornings from 1am-4am PST (GMT -08h00) however you can head over to the Show Archives section and listen to a recorded show, check out the playlists, and even check out some photos and flyers that have been distributed in the past.

Airtime generously provided by CJSF – Simon Fraser University’s campus radio station that aims to present points of view rarely expressed in mainstream media. With 450 watts of power, CJSF blankets the lower mainland of British Columbia on 90.1 FM and 93.9 CABLE. For those listeners outside of the area, live streams are provided and show archives are made available located at http://www.cjsf.ca/

SLEIZURE is for those who take music less seriously and more seriously at the same time.