Doomcore Records Pod Cast 098 - GabberGirl & Low Entropy - Monster Mash

The Doomcore Records Pod Cast is proud to present a new Monster of a Mix, or, actually: a Monster Mash!
The theme fits to Halloween like a glove (and maybe it's the knifeful glove of Freddy Krüger).
Music about Monters, Ghouls, Ghost and Goblins... so don't doze off in a pet semetary (because you don't know *what* you will be *whenever* you wake up...) but put on your dancing shoes and get gabbering to these hardcore tunes!

The mash was mixed (or the mix was mashed) by GabberGirl who is already a veteran on the Pod Cast.
While these sick beats were cured... pardon, "curated" - by our in-house witchdoctor Low Entropy.

So enjoy this Pod, and one final word of warning: if you find a different kind of pod laying around, in your garden, during Halloween... don't pick it up and hold it to your ears, for you don't know if it comes from Planet X, the 8th dimension, or the IRS!

Tracklisting:

MONSTER MASH

By GabberGirl & Low Entropy
Halloween 2025
(Curated by Low Entropy, Mixed by GabberGirl)
DJ Set Tracklist

Deadly Buda—My Theory (mad scientist & Godzilla)
C-Tank—Nightmares are Reality (Freddy Kruger)
Leviathon—We'll Tear Your Soul Apart
Headshop—Xenomorph (from movie “Alien”)
Eradicator—Enter Three Witches
Steve Shit—Cobra vs Werewolf
Dr. Macabre—Poltergeist (performed live)
Hyper-Act—Monster Sound
E.T.—King Kong Never Existed
Zekt—Phantom in the Hall
Trickster & Undercover Anarchist—The Phuckin Dead (zombies)
Headware—Nightbreed Vs Cenobites (Speed Freak Edit)
(from movie “Hellraiser”)
Stickhead & Don Demon—Demonhead
Eradicator—Titan
Psyche Out—Hydra Blast
The Speed Freak—Murder the World (Nix from “Lord of Illusions”)
Syndicate—Grim Reaper
Jack Lucifer—95 Knights (Don’t Fear The Darkness)
Reign—Skeletons March
The Mover—Impaler II (vampire)
Mindviper—The Necromancy
Lory D—Lochnar (entity from movie “Heavy Metal”

https://hearthis.at/omnicore-records/doomcore-records-pod-cast-098-gabbergirl-low-entropy-monster-mash/

Explorer of the Doomed Forest of Hamburg

 

New vinyl release

Hi folks & hellspawn,
I was invited by Demonic Records to produce some tracks for a new dub plate / lathe cut 10". And I did.

Pre-views and pre-orders are online now...
And you better hurry, because it will be strictly limited.
Of course, there is a digital version available too!

Check here (Previews included)
https://demonicwavs.bandcamp.com/album/low-entropy-enter-dimension

So let's talk a bit about the tracks and production.

As the title signifies, this time the general theme is the connections of dimensions and times.

The title track, "Enter Dimension" is a classic Oldschool Doomcore affair. But it goes beyond that. The main hook is not a sawtooth-pad, but a synth that is closer to scifi soundtracks, or earlier ambient bands (think 70s "Berlin School")... maybe even with a bit of inspiration by EBM, John Foxx, and Detroit.

"Dawn of Time" pounds at a Slowcore rhythm. But there are plenty of extra elements. Manipulated opera voices... old style UK rave bleeps... doomed chanting... and a bit of animal-like howls.

So I tried to keep it classic with both tracks, but there is also something new... and dark!

Can you dig it?

My Halloween playlist: Death's knocking on your door

My Halloween playlist: Death's knocking on your door
Here is a playlist I made, and I think it's very fitting for Halloween and Spooky season.

It deals with death, ghosts, the afterlife... but (most of the time) not in a gory or violent way. There are some "funny" / macabre tracks... for example Steven Kilbey's "Like a ghost", in which he tells the story of a man who slowly realizes he might be... a ghost. "
But also some deep, soulful ones like John Foxx' "The Garden".

Most of the time, the songs allude to death in a metaphoric way or one that is open to interpretation. Like in Bowie's "Man Who Sold The World".

So, "enjoy" this playlist!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYhv-kMAryAmpJ4IGzyogseepNlun-mW3

Demonic

Hi folks & hellspawn,
I was invited by Demonic Records to produce some track for a new dub plate / lathe cut 10". And I did.

Pre-views and pre-orders should be online soon.
And you better hurry, because it will be strictly limited.

Expect Oldschool Doomcore!

Astrid Gnosis - Sin Armadura (Low Entropy Remix) (AI Visualizer Video)

AI generated music video for the Techno track "Astrid Gnosis - Sin Armadura (Low Entropy Remix)"

The video muses on the concept of different dimensions, journeys between worlds, artificial realities. The vision of liquid Cyberspace and its connection to the very real, solid, earthly, physical world.
The viewer of this video - the spectator, the passenger - is moving freely between time and space; yet also being stuck in a dark reality. Shifting between painful isolation and vivid communication.
And, in the end, rising above this.

These strange but comforting images try to create a new layer on top of the underlying Techno bass, beats, and sounds.

The "butterfly" is a traditional symbol that connects all these threads.

The visuals were generated using the Leonardo.Ai image and motion generator(s). https://leonardo.ai/

The original track by Astrid Gnosis appeared on her new album "Programmed Obsolescence". You can listen to it here: https://astridgnosis.bandcamp.com/album/programmed-obsolescence or https://open.spotify.com/album/2M54Ji9qXUWr8Bq69eW1I3
And you can get the remix of the track here: https://open.spotify.com/album/3cDri5neZLdKAj7IYUJORz (and at other other streaming platforms).

There is also a producer's diary entry attached to the remix: https://lowentropyproducer.blogspot.com/2025/05/my-producers-diary-producing-slowcore.html

Note: No Ai was used in writing this text.

A fan-written "guidebook" about Digital Hardcore Recordings

Books or E-books about Electronic Music, Hardcore, or Experimental stuff are still very hard to come by. So we are happy to announce a new one, this time dedicated to DHR out of Berlin!


All the infos about the book:

It was due time that Digital Hardcore Recordings aka DHR got its own, unofficial guidebook. It was an important part of music history, of 90s culture, and of history.

This book lists and reviews all Digital Hardcore releases; all albums, EPs, and single releases, CDs, Vinyls, including those that got put out on sublabels.

It's not just a dry, music-centered look at the tracks alone. But also mentions the cultural context, the philosophical context, the political context. And goes way off on various ways sometimes - by looking for connections to other media, movies, movements...

The book is for the dreamers, the restless minds, that were looking for a true alternative in the 90s, or are (still) looking for it in today's times.

We put it on Blogspot for the time being, but working to get it into a real .pdf etc.
Note: No AI has been used in any of these texts.

Chapters:

About Digital Hardcore Recordings
All Digital Hardcore Recordings Albums listed, rated, and reviewed
All Digital Hardcore Recordings single and EP releases reviewed and rated
All DHR Limited releases listed, rated, and short-reviewed
A look at DHR Video releases
All Geist releases reviewed
Credits

https://dhrfanbook.blogspot.com/