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https://rotjecore.bandcamp.com/track/horrortrax050-low-entropy-lilith
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Monday, October 9, 2023
2²
Ceaseless Cycle is a new project by Cement Tea and Clyme. And it's a very interesting project indeed; straying from the worn out paths of ordinary Doomcore, they both venture squarely into other dark and occult realms, such as Dark Ambient, Oldschool Industrial, Slowcore, Experimental, Soundtracks, VGM... creating an exquisite but maybe taboo connection.
So for connoisseurs of audio vitriol, macabre and vicious, this is surely the right experience.
Sunday, October 8, 2023
Road to Nowhere
Doomcore Records presents a new music video!
Created by Deadraver for his Doomcore Techno track "Road to Nowhere", it features a dark and gloomy trip through deserted nature, roads, empty spaces, liminal crossroads... set to sounds following the same direction.
Evoking the vision of restless souls who wander the afterlife without aim or destination, in search of salvation... or purgatory. As well as being open to various interpretations.
Enjoy!
Friday, October 6, 2023
Fight back!
7 tracks about Hardcore, Love, and Anarchy.
Drawing inspiration from Slowcore, Acid, Dark Ambient, EBM, Krautrock, and many other things.
Lyrics of the tracks:
fight back!
we've taken enough of your shit
we've taken enough of your lies
we've taken enough of your orders
we've taken enough of your madness
we will fight back
we will fight back
we will fight back
we will stand up and fight
we are sick of your rule
we are sick of your chokehold
we are sick of your culture
we are sick of you all
we will fight back
we will fight back
we will fight back
we will stand up and fight
fight
fight
fight
fight
we can win
things seem bleak
things seem without purpose
things seem without hope
things seem without end
but we can win
we can get through this
we can win
we can change the world
all is in disorder
all is lost
everything is crumbling
everything is approaching the end
but we can win
we can get through this
we can win
we can change our lives
change the world
change the world
change the world
no rulers
i don't need someone who tells me what to do
i don't need someone who tells me what to think
i don't need someone who tells me what to believe
i don't need someone who tells me how to act
no rulers
no rulers
no rulers
no rules
i don't need someone who tells me what is right
i don't need someone who tells me what is wrong
i don't need someone who tells me what is allowed
and i don't need someone who tells me what is not
no rulers
no rulers
no rulers
no rules
you are perfect
you don't need to be beautiful
you don't need to be without scars
you don't need to be spotless
you don't need to be without flaws
you are perfect the way you are
it doesn't matter if they call you ugly
it doesn't matter if they call you strange
it doesn't matter if they call you a freak
it doesn't matter if they call you weirdo
just because they don't understand what you truly are
you are perfect
because i love you
nothing is more beautiful in the universe than you
nothing is more amazing
nothing is more wonderful
nothing is more fantastic
because i love you
there is nothing else like you
you are unique, perfect, above it all
a light that shines through the darkness
the sweetest thing of it all
because i love you
to be with you is endless joy
to be with you is redemption
salvation and transcendence
to be with you is things not describable in words at all
because i love you
i love you
Wednesday, October 4, 2023
GabberGirl - Doom & Boom
Midwest Hard Corps and Drop Bass Network party veteran GabberGirl did not only create one, but *two* sets for the D.R.P.C.! And what a second set it is; a true, ecstatic, sincere banger once again!
The theme this time ain't stark raving rednecks, but "Doom & Boom".
Dark Hardcore, Techno, Gabber, and Terror tracks from the past and present day.
A mix informed by wall-shaking bassdrums and an extra-dose of gloomy motions.
So head over here, and go bang!
DOOM & BOOM
Mixed by GabberGirl
September 2023
Spun on 909 day!
DJ Set Track List
“Nuclear” by Zomboy (sample only)
“End of Days” by Xaero
“I Like Dreams” by Chosen Few
“Apocalypse” by Mefioz
“The End of Days” by Omkara Techichi
“Lesneth” by Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo
“World of C” by Cybernators
“Acid Willow” by Flail
“Low Motherfucker” by Keng
“Black Out” by Tugie
Samples of destruction from apocalyptic movie montage
“The Day Before the End” by Bombardier
“Doomsday” by Nero
“King of Hell” by Delta 9
“Call Ticketron” by Run the Jewels
“Killers on the Road” by Terrorclown
“Cave” by Gravelhands
Sample of world ending scene from the movie ‘5th Wave’
“The Destruction” by Khaoz Engine
“Total Damnation” by Tugie
“Death by My Hand” by The Mastery and Brutal Jesters
“Driven by Rage” by Hellfish
“End of Days” by Imperials aka Le Bask D Mas
“Chaos” by Refix
“Game Over” by Arvid
“Execute” by Berzark
“JAWS (Trap Remix) by Trap Remix Guys
“Hardcore Body Harvest” by Hellfish
“Ready 4 War” by DRS & Furyan ft Madsin
“Hard Humana” by Maissouille ft MC Frustrator
Monday, October 2, 2023
The Hamburg Harbor Slowcore Piledriver Experience
The Hamburg Harbor Slowcore Piledriver Experience
On a very warm and sunny autumn day I was riding my bicycle through the port of Hamburg area.
As I was pedaling onward, I began to hear strange noises in the distance, that sounded a lot like work being done on heavy machinery.
But with all the urban reverberation and other sounds, it was not easy for me to make out what the sounds actually represented.
There are few (if any) factories in the area. I thought it might be workers assembling a ship, or maybe constructing a building. But as I came close, I realized the sound was rhythmic, looped.
I was still puzzled, but my curiosity was sparked, too. As my bike ride continued, the sounds became much louder - and clearer.
Now I realized the noise was a "bang...... bang.... bang....", rhythmic, in a loop (as mentioned), somewhere between 20-30 bpm.
Very abrasive and harsh.
I still was not sure what type of machine or work created such sounds. But I thought "Oh, this is going to be really good. I'm gonna experience 'Slowcore' on a loud volume, in a large space, for the first time! (Instead of listening to it at home, or on headphones). Today is my lucky day!".
And I was not disappointed. As I approached the source, the sound became massive, loud, gigantic... now more a "boom.... boom... boom....".
So, as I arrived at the scene, I finally discovered what created this ruckus: a pile driver was hammering a huge metal sheet pile into the harbor basin.
It really resembled the sound of a Slowcore track; the moment when "metal hit metal" creating a noisy bassdrum-like sound. The volume resembled those of some of the loudest hardcore parties I've been at. My ears felt deaf after the experience. It could have used a bit more sub-bass though, but I'm not complaining.
I got off my bike, stood there for a few moments, listening to the sound. I was completely mesmerized and felt like I was going out of my head (I usually feel that way when I'm at places with loud "Hardcore" sounds ;-)
also interesting was that quite a few spectators were standing around or sitting on benches, obviously enjoying this spectacle, too.
I thought, man, this is a great experience, and this type of noise really works on a loud volume; and it attracts people!
Which made me assume that Slowcore Techno is really a way to go forward in music, and could attract people too; and that's about time to play Slowcore at parties, too!
Some might object that comparing heavy-duty machinery work with the sounds of "bassdrums" or even "slowcore" (and parties!) is "nonsense" and "silly".
So for this case, I have created a track to prove my point - well, I also created the track to keep that experience in mind, and because i felt i *had* to do that track.
the track uses the real field recording of a pile driver operating in a port. eventually, drum machine bassdrums come in, and everything gets modulated, twisted, and distorted.
the sounds swell on and fade out over time in this track, just as they did on my bike ride.
So, here it is: my very own Hamburg Harbor Slowcore Piledriver Experience.
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