DJ White Delight with DJ Zero One

From the original 1993 press release:

A record made by DJ White Delight and DJ Zero One. Both are feared by their not too obvious style of DJ-ing. They don't buy that many records, but if they do, it will probably be something weird. They don't make that many records, but if they do, it is most certainly not middle-of-the-road. DJ Zero One is best known for his 12"-es as Random.XS (together with Tape TV Productions) and Zero Zone on DJAX Records. DJ White Delight is best known as writer for the Dutch DJ magazine Disco Dance and as one of the people behind DROME Tapes. He likes making up names, therefore every track has a different artist name.

Hyperkinetic is an old track that depicts a day in the life of an hyperactive kid. DJ White Delight knows how hard life can be for these kids. Best way to listen to this track: when in a philosophical or corny mood.
Highperspectiv is actually a remix of the first track and turned out to be rather trancey. High on chocolate easter eggs and tea, DJ's White Delight and Zero One recorded this track live in the studio without having practiced once! Best way to listen to this track: with your headphones on.
Perma Frost can do to your tweeters what Baby Ford did with woofers all over the world: destroy them. This track is meant to be cold and annoying by using a bassdrum and only (very) high tones. Even the 303 is used as an ice-machine by pitching it up. Best way to listen to this track: not.
O.D.M. is the producer's interpretation of a commercial dance-track. Highly inspired by contemporary swingthings from Chicago, they even used a 909! The result turned out to be a rather aggressive tune that works as a merciless lash on the dancing crowd. Best way to listen to this track: when on the dancefloor, not holding a drink.

Original vinyl release: May 1993