====== Dixonoxid ======

Industrial\\
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Canadian musician Dixon Christie recorded as one-man band Dixonoxid in the late 90's. The outfit's most well-known song, "World of Fire" was a crunchy industrial rock tune reminiscent of Nine Inch Nails or early [[Mortal]].

===== Discography =====

| 199? | (unknown earlier release(s)) |
| 1993 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2023/06/17/dixonoxid-turbo-ii/|Turbo II]] | Dead Bunni Records |
| 1993 | Killbag | Dead Bunni Records |

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==== Turbo II ====

1993 Dead Bunni Records (DBR003)

Dixon Christie - All parts on all tracks, except

Craig Lemal - Guitar on "Aggression Aggression"

  - Aggression Aggression (Naughty Mix)
  - Wicked (Wicked Wicked Mix)
  - Sweet 16 III
  - Eptide Loves Honesty
  - Thunder (Demolition Remix)
  - X (All Industry Remix)
  - Shockwave Pirate Radio (Radio Edit)
  - Turbo II (Blitzkrieg Remix)
  - Thunder (From the Fallout Remix)
  - Artifacts of the New Faith
  - Allah Hoo (Soft Praise Mix)

The liner notes of this tape says that this is remixes of old tunes.

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==== Killbag ====

1993 Dead Bunni Records

Listed as an October 1993 release on CD and cassette in the //Turbo II// liner notes, but unknown if it was ever released.

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==== Compilation Appearances ====

//**Ballistic Test 2**// ([[Flaming Fish Music]], 1997)\\
03) World of Fire

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