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Crazy Australian speedcore will never surrender !

Hardcore killer remix collection from Snafu... A real banger full of crazyness...

(T)rippy Acid assaults! 3 banging tunes, progressives into acid core and core!

Remastered / New Cuts

Breakfast jam for those who din't sleep yet. A real morning ambience on the A-side... Melting the oldschool hardcore to the Hardtechno tribe. B-sides stands a more solid hardtek-core. Second venue for this label. And second success !

Pink Vinyl

Electronioca Hardtek papa !! One of the joyfull rare record offer a impossible melt of style... Well done !!!

Grey Vinyl

Speedcore crazyness is back... USN legendary label restarts their Project, full of olskool head and newskool boyz !
Superb tune.. .crazyness at its max from the ultimate guitar heroes to the dirty minimalists machineguns...

DO NOT MISS THIS UNIQUE PEARL !

Grey Vinyl

Pailhead was a collaboration of vocalist Ian MacKaye (Minor Threat, Fugazi), Ministry’s Al Jourgensen and Paul Barker, and drummer Eric Spicer (Naked Raygun).

In 1986, MacKaye was just a few years away from his genre-defining work in Minor Threat and on the cusp of starting an even more influential band, Fugazi. Al Jourgensen was also undergoing a transition with his band Ministry after the release of “Twitch”. He wasn’t the guy who would release the game-changing “The Land Of Rape And Honey” a couple of years later, but he was well on his way.

Alain met Ian when he was living in London. Both found common ground musically and politically and decided to collaborate on a project that would fuse elements of industrial music with hardcore punk. The result was a bunch of unique and unrepeatable hymns.

Pailhead released one first single “I Will Refuse” / “No Bunny” in 1987 and next year the 4-song EP “Trait”, both on the legendary Wax Trax! Records.

Limited edition of 500 copies on grey vinyl with deluxe sleeve with soft touch lamination and sticker with classic band logo.

Smells like they are back !!!

horrible !!!

The HIV10A release date is suspended -_ Records will come end of May finally !

Double pack first part project... A project by Fist Of Fury and Armaguet Nad offering a 180 gr press and a loud sound... With one of the cleanset Bas freq' press i ever heard. EXCELLENT !!

The HIV10B... Second part of the dyptik. (check the sleeves when put together)

Side A you'll get an Enfants Sages long hypnotic track... With kick changes and sounds magesty. Very live-set state of minde !

The flip brings 2 early tribe tunes, sweet storytellings !

Two Hardcore Jungle Techno Remixes of previous Innercore Project releases by Ron Wells AKA Jack Smooth and Innercore plus bonus track Pinnacle Pt2

Ministry of Sound returns with a new instalment of their essentially vinyl series - Origins Of Rave. With iconic tracks from pioneers of the scene, this 2x LP release explores the early beginnings of a genre that revolutionised club culture. Featuring the likes of The Prodigy, Xpansions, Kicks Like A Mule and many more.

Is this the sound of the future or fragments of the past coming back to haunt us? Is a remix of a classic thirty years after the fact an exercise in hauntology or a time loop closing? When hardcore came bowling out of the UK underground, it was sci-fi postulating rendered on wax, but it also reflected an inescapable reality at street level. Idealist, escapologist music that said as much about decades of inner city pressure as it did about outer space fantasies. A sweet refrain underpinned by a necessary ruffness, the elegant ballet of a break dissected 16 different ways over 16 bars, the protest pulse of the subs carrying the torch from one soundsystem culture to another.

What hardcore successfully struck on was so definably alien it set a new paradigm which has been cast back and forth in dialogue ever since. Whole scenes have risen and receded around these principles, and the constant remains – masses of bass carrying angular rhythms, unnerving echo chambers of disembodied voices and moments of staggering beauty and masterful ugliness. These principles have a universal appeal that burns bright generation to generation, never seemingly diminishing but rather fortifying with time. Sometimes a surge of inspiration finds the principles reinterpreted in head-spinning new ways, but the ethic remains the same.

Those shaky, intrepid years of lo-fi samplers and narrow band broadcasts were defined by their lack of definition. Take a punt on a rare groove lick and work out how to get the low end louder. Then everything got organised – in the face of mass appeal scenes started splintering and preferences catered to. It may not have been a force for unity, but it engendered more intensive investigation. Years of scenes, styles, subgenres, niches, furrows, corridors, avenues, detours, each more hyper-specific than the last. Eventually though, everything breaks down so much it all becomes one mass again – a constant cross-contamination between these intensely cultivated strains, creating ever more potent hybrids that simply feed back into the temporal swirl.

Arcola is proud to present Ascetic, the debut EP from acclaimed artist and DJ Anastasia Kristensen. Having delivered killer remixes and notable productions for various compilations - Anastasia further refines her craft with this debut, continuing to justify her reputation as a leading light within techno.

Proving herself to be equally strong a producer as she is a selector, Ascetic presents four tracks that exemplify the broad spectral soundscapes of Anastasia Kristensen's style. While it may have its roots in techno, Ascetic offers a multitude of audio dimensions to explore.

From the skeletal noise techno of 'LXR Jam', the brazen hardcore flex of 'Ascetic' and its breakbeat counterpart 'Ascetic (In Breaks)' and the industrial/dub tech-noir of 'Donni', Ascetic EP is the perfect accompaniment to the whirlwind of emboldened intensity witnessed at Anastasia's international DJ sets every week.

Set to be one of 2019's strongest debuts, Ascetic's four tracks show that when it comes to genre and composition, Anastasia Kristensen has no intention of staying in one lane.

LTD as all Sans Pitié....

Old Tunes from Anoe-Onuk, very dirty dancing.
A love affair between the musician and the producer !

This Sans Pitié music !

Brain destruction with this new noize pollution... not for kids...

Crazy kicker fearless sound...
With a solid kick and a badass violent snare you can practice sports during the night.

FIST OF FURY motorisé F1 d'éléphants Hotrebor & S.Y.R.O.B et le lasergun mitraille les jambes Not a DJ lacereur de guitare dans le vent siffleur Armaguet Nad et ses 356 BPM à Twin Peaks

Phyzikal Flex delivers four absolute bombs from the vaults on this colabo EP from Doom Chakra and Parallax. The 12" features two revised and polished versions from his 2017 Doom Chakra Tapes album, “Keeping It Real Since 92”, plus two unreleased tracks - available for the first time now on vinyl.

Parallax & Doom Chakra joined forces on this PARADOOM 0001 release in order to finally release these four long-awaited gems on wax. The release will be delivered in a unique hand-sprayed sleeve, each record will be hand-stamped and will also include a batch of collectible stickers from both labels. The record was mastered by Norman Nitzsche @ Calyx Mastering and cut by Phyzikal Flex himself and will be pressed at Optimal Media.

Sweet Various offering one dark Pumpin, one electro tribe and one super Pumpin tribe from the king of the genre ! Big one !

Bombastic record !!

With 2 unrealesed old shool tunes from DJ RE.Shock and Wylocaine, the A-Side brings a Gabba classiouiest style/ old school...
The Flip is just a perfect Industrial Sober banger !

Massive

Doom Nation usually plays doom... midtempo is too speed... 160 is the limit... well... tunes starts 145.

"Accepted" they said.

But yeah now it plays double tempo... then triple tempo...

This kind of music can be understood at 145 BPM even if you tierce's it... Or 290 since the very first mesure.

At the end of the day, music is music when she can escape tempo.

Sista's !

Speedcore killer... something solid oldschoolish and dancefloor.

Weapon of mass danceflortion !

Hotrebor open this EP with a superb Acidcore fly over the hard kick creating an hypnotik dimension The Untitled sometime does nawaday... but mostly reminding me nevertheless than XMF ! Art Is Anal keeps on scouting the A side with his bending kick, bassy alert call ! The flip open with Fist Of Fury and his skills of clearness opoosites to his solid kick, both aerian and tellurik.... The ep finishes with a speedcore Armaguet Nad furious neveous maker... This is the best Go More Core for sure one of the best prods from the SODOM familly ! BIG !

Repress

Pure oldschool dancefloor mental tribe, very DSP influenced, dark, sober. Love it !

Simply hardcore dancefloor music !! Masterpiece of an opus, once again DTK decenter styles and open the door !

This reminds me Ambush records music... Defenitly in a more modern way but defenitly making Breakcore great again !!!

2 long tunes for a for a maximum pleasure... One side for progressive mentalism and one dites for heart of the party banger !

Pumpin tribe mental EP, defen,itly old school spiral influenced. progressive and dancefloor !

Opening with a bloody Speedloader killer, Autistic Ghost dig even farther the hardneww with his usual kicking efficient style. Once again a blaster ! Asmatik himslf then open the second side with a dark symphony Peplum sounds-like Carl Orff, quickly tunring speedcore. Finally last track, from Scarf is a melancolious Mystere Des Voix Bulgare Hip Hop mix... An homage to Scarf who died this year... Respect to the familly. Peace.

Remastered original 1990's mix and 1993 Remix plus Mallorca Lee's Don't Panic Remix (Single Sided Bonus Disc).

Old school hardcore... defenitly a Mokum !! ahaha that for sure :)

Banging swing escaping the usual pump offering a Dry Kick version of it... Last track is a pure Peur Bleue 19 answer ! Needed !