Name: XB09-Part One by Le Talium by Underground Perversions
Duration: 5 min 51 s
Description: Full album in digital and vinyl available soon at bandcamp page

Sublime cette montée! J'adore l'ambiance de ce track!

Mindustries - Struck a Nerve

added a new download link, as the download limit is used now: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qh46xw6zx05e3xl/Low%20Entropy%20-%20Tribute%20To%20Mouse%20And%20No%20Name%20Mix.mp3?dl=0

i have always been intrigued by the music of stella and poka michelsen. to me, it is some of the most complex,
complicated, intelligent music ever made. levels and levels of beats; noize; ambiance; abstraction; is built on
top of each other. they're so far away from the "dumb gabber" and "speedcore" most people think of when the word'hardcore' is mentioned. is this hardcore? is that even techno? it is more of art - real art, abstract, maybe it would belong more to gallery, a museum, than to a party were people dance - if museums wouldn't be so boring!
i can't find many artists that could compare to this. the sheer level of complexity is overwhelming. some of the best somatic responses productions could compare - in complexity and experimentation of sounds. or the most intricate construction of underground PCP via acardipane. yet, maybe it is not right to compare this music - as it plays in its own universe. frantic noise, shrill, alien screams - often driven home by a powerful bassdrum, and killer punctured beats and hits. for some reason, i never compared this so much with other music, but to other forms of art, movies, pictures. this would fit well to dystopian cyberpunk picture, an onslaught of screeching robots pacing through a destroyed, wrecked industrial wasteland. 
there are so many things i am missing in most hardcore that are in michelsen's productions; changes of beats, tempo, complex trackstructures with many twists, beginnings, endings, turn-arounds. lengthy intros of weird noises, laughter, ambient drones. some michelsen records fetch high sums at collectors at this time, and rightfully so.
while many other of their contempary artists around their decades became quite "famous" by now, known also to the dreaded "gabber" and "breakcore" crowd, the michelsen sisters still seem to be kind of a secret hint, with a cult following. yet, they are already legends, in their regard, in their own way.

Low Entropy - Tribute To Mouse And No Name Mix

01. Auto-Psy - Oxyde
02. No Name - Black Dream
03. No Name - Koma
04. No Name - Help
05. No Name - Ydroid
06. Mouse - Halloween
07. Mouse - Organe
08. Mouse - Vlad
09. Mouse - Digne
10. Mouse - Métropole
11. Mouse - Shift
12. No Name - A
13. Auto-Psy - Go Out
14. Auto-Psy - Neutron
15. Mouse - Hemostase
16. Erase Head - Pussy Cat
17. Mouse - Faf
18. Erase Head - Dome
19. No Name - Kamasutra
20. Auto-Psy - Escape
21. No Name - Start End

Low Entropy - Tribute To Mouse And No Name Mix

Red Flag Drops ‘Definitely an L’ – A Proper classis UK Hardcore EP

Irish producer Red Flag isn’t here to play nice. With Definitely an L,he's unleashed a 2 tracker that doesn’t just nod to the golden days of UK Hardcore—it grabs them by the scruff and drags them straight into the now.

This release is all about relentless energy: euphoric melodies that soar like lasers through the smoke, breakbeats that keep your pulse racing, and basslines that punch like they mean it. It’s raw, unapologetic, and destined to hit like a sledgehammer in every rave from Dublin to Sealand.

Forget the name, this L is an undeniable win for the scene. Plug in, crank it up, and let Red Flag remind you why UK Hardcore is timeless.

Make sure to follow Red Flag here:
INSTAGRAM
https://www.instagram.com/redflag.hardcore/

SOUNDCLOUD
https://soundcloud.com/redflaghardcore

FACEBOOK
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554895846616

Red Flag - Gas Em Up

FAKE

Full album in digital and vinyl available soon at bandcamp page

XB09-Part One by Le Talium

SPEEDCOMP 60 - Make a track in only 30 minutes using the ten samples provided for download on the event page on the night.

The selector for Speedcomp 60 was Goto80 from Gothenburg, Sweden. The ten chosen samples were published at 7:30pm AEST on Friday 11th July 2025.

threescore (speedcomp #60)

Music inspired by the dystopian futures of Blade Runner, I Robot and all the wonderful Science Fiction of the Past and Future.

NEXUS: THE ROBOTS

/ Vocal  LaNa del Rey inside miX  / Cover Edit  Arrangement By Dope Your Baas

Cerulean (Single)

Illuminate (Surge Swell Mix)

The Abominable / Bloodclot Techno

The Abominable (feat. Bong Ra)

Written & produced by R. Holmes
Mastering by Musicmastering.nl
Design by Kevin Robbens

XB09-Part One by Le Talium

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