Clakbastard makes his debut on Evil Techno Shit with a hard as fuck set.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8D1Bxuqt9U&t=1021s

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX4hQL9RlnSffeZB7g2xtozuNubanH2G1

Set List:
"Cassie Raptor feat. Rebeka Warrior - O.B.I.C"
"DJ Alphira - Death"
"Umwelt - Beyond Existence"
"Somniac One - Electronic Dance Music"
"Mindustries, Dither, The Outside Agency - Control Freaks"
"Lady Maru - End of the Game"
"Tripped - The Rambler (Hello MF)"
"Meagashira - Here Comes the Sun (Bite Me)"
"Meagashira - Through Inner Core "
"[KRTM] - Post-Celebrated"
"Somniac One - Shirtless"
"Perc & Million - Rotopod"
"Stefan ZMK - Predator (Sifres remix)"
"Warklo - Space Pie"
"Animal Intelligence - Everybody Jump"

EVIL TECHNO SHIT Vol.8 for Resonance Techno :BELIALUIN BALL'S

Loves Doomcore, Darkcore, industrial EBM, Dark Electronic, Aggrotech, hellektro, Rhythmic noise/ powernoise, psychedelic/Goa Trance some breakcore, Crossbreed, some tech-trance, some metal, some synthpop, futurepop, synthwave, Witch House

Top Tier: BDACID, Murmuur, Nekrokick, Industrial demon, Bazer, SPF50, Fifth Era, Cubic Nomad, Ophidian, Xaero, The Relic, Low Entropy, Embrionyc

A gamer & Old school Anime head, who enjoys Kungfu films and horror movies and Horror Manga Art

RIP to my best friend Zach
RIP DJ Bazer

GabberGirl began her DJ career in the mid-90's, out of Minneapolis.  She has always focused on gabber & hardcore, but enjoys mixing it up with an occasional track of a different genre, especially hip hop, dubstep, drum & bass, & hard techno.

She stumbled upon her first rave in 1994, put on by DJ ESP Woody McBride (Communique Records), DJ Jedidiah, & JethroX (Kurt Eckes) of Drop Bass Network.  The promoters showed her the magic happening in the DJ booth, and she declared at that moment she would be a DJ. 

GabberGirl played raves, clubs, radio shows, festivals, and even malls all around the Midwest and Canada from 1995 to 1997.  She also promoted parties as Warrior Princess Productions, including Heavy Mental in March 1997, with DJ Tron & Doormouse headlining.

She was honored to play in the main tent at the legendary Even Furthur '96 festival, a few hours before Daft Punk's US debut.

In 1997, after playing a Trust campout in the Sierra Nevada mountains, she decided to "bring the hardcore" to northern California & moved to the San Francisco bay area.

Late 1997, after finding her hardcore crew, GabberGirl & her partner DJ Squircle (previously known as Dr. Nog) began and ran Technostate internet radio station out of an artist loft warehouse in San Fran, and continued throwing parties as Warrior Productions. 

Summer of 1998, GabberGirl & the Technostate hardcore DJs hit the road for a 2-month coast to coast cross country tour.

In 1999, XLR8R Magazine published an article about GabberGirl, introducing her as the hardcore record reviewer of their new hardcore column, which only lasted a few months.

Technostate resident DJ Forest Green was featured on the film Groove, & Technostate hosted the movie premier in 2000, with GabberGirl DJing and broadcasting in the theater lobby.

In her early years, GabberGirl played parties with many other notable DJs, including Henry Vengeance, Bobby Tense (FUHD), Dan Efex, Ron D Core, Demigod, Bombardier, Fishead, DJ Tron, R-Type, The Tyrant (FUHD), William Rabies, and Doormouse.  In recent years, she has played events alongside The Demix, Flynx, Brenda, & Neil Landstrumm.

In 2002, GabberGirl took a long break to raise her son.  In 2018, after moving back to the Midwest as an empty nester, GabberGirl began DJing again. 

Lately, GabberGirl has been contributing monthly to New York City based internet radio station, Respect The Dance Floor Rave Radio. She has also been featured several times on Doomcore Records Pod Cast out of Hamburg, Germany.


DJ techno hardcore, Clakbastard promène ses oreilles entre nappes acides, kicks qui frappent, breaks crasseux et rythmes cabossés. Issu de la scène underground brestoise, il ne court pas les plateaux mais publie régulièrement des sets pour celles et ceux qui savent encore écouter sans swiper. Principalement orienté hardcore, il trace son propre chemin entre rave, distorsions bienveillantes et détours plus mentaux. Malgré l’intensité, ses mixes gardent une certaine légèreté — assez pour que ça danse, d’une manière ou d’une autre.

Actif en ligne via SoundCloud, YouTube, Doomcore Records, HCBX, Omnicore Records, Toxic Sickness et Ensemble Kollektiv, Clakbastard partage des sélections aussi libres que frontales.

C’est Low Entropy, créateur du site Hardcore Overdog, qui l’a publié pour la première fois sur son label Doomcore Records — un point de départ important dans la mise en ligne de ses sets.

Il a également pris part au sound system Arlek’1, aujourd’hui inactif, mais fondamental dans son ancrage dans la scène rave bretonne.

Clakbastard a aussi participé à The Other Side, un podcast où il proposait quelques sélections hip-hop et soul, en compagnie de Loulito the Dirty Yob (https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/the-other-side).


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Liens :
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/clakbastard
YouTube : https://youtu.be/-8D1Bxuqt9U?si=oC2dPBLXx8KEqFLe
Doomcore Records : https://hearthis.at/doomcorerecords/
HCBX : https://youtube.com/@hcbx666?si=JXJsMDhKcOi3PF6r
Omnicore Records : https://hearthis.at/omnicore-records/
Toxic Sickness : https://toxicsickness.com/
Ensemble Kollektiv : https://soundcloud.com/ensemblekollektiv
Hardcore Overdogs 
https://thehardcoreoverdogs.blogspot.com/2025/04/how-lady-gaga-nicki-minaj-and-snoop.html?m=1



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EN :
Hardcore techno DJ, Clakbastard explores acid layers, pounding kicks, gritty breaks and twisted rhythms. Coming from the underground scene in Brest, he’s not chasing gigs but regularly shares sets for those who still listen without swiping. Mostly hardcore-oriented, he carves out his own lane between rave, kind distortion and deeper mind trips. Despite the intensity, his sets carry a certain lightness — enough to make you move, one way or another.

Online, he’s active through SoundCloud, YouTube, Doomcore Records, HCBX, Omnicore Records, Toxic Sickness and Ensemble Kollektiv, with selections that are as raw as they are freeform.

Low Entropy, founder of Hardcore Overdog, was the first to publish one of his sets on Doomcore Records — a key moment in Clakbastard’s online path.

He was also part of the Arlek’1 sound system — now inactive, but crucial in shaping his roots in the Breton rave scene.

He contributed as well to the podcast The Other Side, where he played a few hip-hop and soul selections alongside Loulito the Dirty Yob 

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