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Remixes

Various Artists - To The Emerald Planet And Beyond

HakkeKollektion [vol 4]

Black Wave - The Raveonettes (Christine Gee Cover) (Low Entropy's Psychedelic Dance Remix)

My Time's Up - The Raveonettes (Christine Gee Cover) (Low Entropy Dance Remix)

http://noisj.bandcamp.com/album/ffm-shadow-orchestra-comprehension-of-sweet-sounds-variations

FFM Shadow Orchestra - Comprehension Of Sweet Sounds (Eccentric Variation By Low Entropy)

Digital Ascension

Creation of this track was documented in this video series:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwqnXkG19S1HJjoTkTt8vhBwVtz5kzoNL

Brain Debugging

Low Entropy - Emerald Planet (Maniak-47's Unpolitical XTC Mix) [Doomcore Records]

https://www.facebook.com/lowentropycore
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Low Entropy - Emerald Planet (Kevin Vega Remix) PREVIEW

The original track is one of the first @low-entropy tracks I've heard... And so far my favorite! I bought the record some time last year and it is of course one of my favorite records. 
My display monitor was busted a few days after I started the project, so I made the entire thing in SunVox, instead of Renoise, which was a very nice challenge for me.
A huge honor for me to be a part of this project!

Low Entropy - Emerald Planet (qrias' 2176 lines remix)

If you are familiar with the hardcore underground you probaly heard of Low Entropy. An artist first known for his breakcore & experimental approach on hardcore from labels such as Widerstand & Praxis. He began in 1997 and stopped for a short period in 2004 till 2008. Later on he focussed more on doomcore & experimental hardcore. But after the start of the 4 year period a EP surfaced. 
The Emerald Planet 12’’ on Black Monolith Records gave a sign of things to come. The most known track being track 1 of the EP. Which was rather strange compared to his other output at the time. It was also produced in the end of 2003 which was a bit prior to his pause. It starts of with a small yet punchy kickdrum. Some percussion starts to slowly creep in on top. Which progresses over time until it reaches it’s first climax. But before that you hear a vague voice saying ‘’hurtling through time and space at 65000 miles an hour’’. Shortly followed by a rising (PCP like) synth. If you know tracks like Miro’s blue Sun, Purple Moon you are most definitely will recognize what I mean. The more the track progresses the more percussion gets on. It keeps on adding and dissolving various percussion patterns and a new darker synthline gets put on for good measure. After that it replay’s itself and slowly but surely takes you to that dark place you want to be… 

Written By Lars Poulussen 

Almost 13 years after the original release, on the occassion of a remix competition, 12 artists from around the world teamed up for a new set of remixes of this track. we have everything here, from Techno to Doomcore, from Electro to Terror. Something for everyone. Shouts out and thanks to all involved!

To The Emerald Planet And Beyond

Emerald Planet by Low Entropy - Darius G. Cosmic Remix

Remix of Emerald Planet for Doomcore Records

Low Entropy - Emerald Planet(Murmuur rmx)

DCIDHM - Synth 4 sent to Hell (a remix from Low Entropy - Synth 4)

https://soundcloud.com/analogicalforce/af024-daed-coordinate-ep-2019
https://soundcloud.com/daed

Daed - H2FSbF6 (Xenodine-4-pluorate remix)

DCIDHM - Symphony 11 sent to Hell (a remix from Low Entropy - Symphony 11)

https://dojikkorecords.bandcamp.com/album/who-cares-about-breakcore

Rewind

https://faviconrecords.bandcamp.com/album/randomcore-1

This version is somewhat different that released, so download on this also open.