Filth

Released in 2009 on Planet Mu, Filth represents a significant stylistic pivot for Aaron Funk, moving away from the melancholic, string-heavy compositions of Rossz Csillag Alatt Született toward a more aggressive, acid-drenched sound. The album is characterized by its heavy use of the Roland TB-303 sound, which is subjected to extreme distortion and integrated into Funk's signature complex breakcore structures. The track titles and overall aesthetic lean heavily into shock value and scatological humor, a common trope in the breakcore scene that serves to alienate casual listeners while signaling to the underground. Critically, the album was noted for its technical proficiency and its return to the 'harder' roots of Funk's discography. It stands as one of the most cohesive examples of acid breakcore, blending the rhythmic complexity of IDM with the raw energy of gabber and industrial techno.