Sargy - ESP

Another preview from the tune featuring on Tunes From The Crypt 6 

Another Ghoul has escaped the Crypt! 

Artwork by Hangry’s own Jess Hangry Baker - JeBaArtist, want any artwork/logo/video or any other creative thingymagigs, hit her up! Willing to just trade art, or credited etc. can come to a very reasonable deal 😎

Mastering will be done by Jon Tetly

3/4 will be donated between Crisis, The Forward Trust and Hunt Saboteurs Association 💚

Sargy - ESP PREVIEW

After roughly 15 years out of the game, Marc Kushin makes a highly anticipated return with his Ely Muff project - a label favourite since its inception - debuting proper on Love Love with 4 tracker 'Human Nature'. Kushin’s proto-tekno take on the early breakcore sound was a stand-out of a particularly noisy strain of hardcore which emerged in the UK in the late 90s and early 00s, releasing on the likes of Headfuk, One Inch Punch, Deathchant, as well as Kushin's own labels Kinky Stump and Dead Pig, run alongside longtime collaborator Tantrum. 

Unpretentious, unserious and completely unapologetic, 'Human Nature' features four tracks of brutal hardcore spiral tekno, distorted and mangled but retaining groove and swagger. The EP features two re-released classics from Kushin's back catalogue: the pumped-up pirate radio pastiche of 'Hold Tite The P, No Need For London' and the feedback-laden blunt lobotomy of 'Automatic Predator', two decades on from their original releases in 2005 on Capsule Core and One Inch Punch. Complementing them are tracks 'Human Nature' and 'Cycle Dirty', previously unreleased spasmoid gems from the same era, unearthed and seeing the light of day for the first time. 

All four tracks have have been lovingly (re)mastered by Love Love’s own Ben Pest for a maximal sonic experience, shining a light on this criminally overlooked corner of UK rave heritage.

12" & digital formats

Ely Muff - Human Nature

Excited to announce that my first solo samplepack – “Breaks From The Back Vol. 1” is out now. The pack contains 64 classic Limewax breakbeats pulled straight from under the rug. No songs, just pure stripped down source material. Special thanks to Baseck for curating and recordings the demo - https://lbrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/breaks-from-the-back-vol-1

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Breaks From The Back - Vol.1

Bman - Rear Braces

Haunting in Hagsätra (WIP)

Bman - Never Give Up

With his new album, Ruby My Dear captures the essence of summer and transforms it into sound. Inspired by the landscapes of southern France, the tracks radiate warmth, joy, and the kaleidoscopic memories of days spent under the sun. This is not a postcard version of summer, but a living, breathing ode to its shifting moods: from moments of dreamlike serenity to bursts of ecstasy.

Within the unruly framework of breakcore, Ruby My Dear sculpts something unmistakably his own. The music glows with a psychedelic vibrancy, shimmering between playful brightness and hypnotic depth. The listener is invited into a synaesthetic journey where rhythms break and crash like waves against the shores, and where melodies bloom in the most unpredictable colours. Each track feels like a day of its own: some calm, some wild, but all infused with an undertone of sunsets and the fleeting magic of summer.

Conceived as both musical and visual narrative, this release unfolds as a complete art project. The gatefold cover reveals its hidden story, assembling sound and vision into one. Here, music becomes multisensory: heard, seen, and felt.. A swirl of fleeting moments, captured and held.

Uncompromising, kaleidoscopic, and utterly unique, Ruby My Dear redefines what experimental electronic music can be: a form of synaesthesia in motion.

Confiture à la Plage 

MTN (Mange Tes Nems)

Killer mashup demo (w/ Gore Tech)

Killer mashup demo 2 v5.0

01: Abstract Illusion - Dark Droid Dub (Dub One Mix)
02: DJ Future & Eric Electric - Rebel Technology
03: Champa B - Deception (VIP)
04: Skru & Vince Rollin - Souljah Amenizm
05: Mantra - Nocturne
06: Lundan - Harshline
07: Dom & Roland - Soundwall VIP (Midnight Edition)
08: Jem One - The Approach
09: Antidote - Deadly Venom
10: Double 0 - Conditioned By Machines [Terror]
11: DJ Fox - Science
12: Gremlinz & Jesta - Even Your Anger Is Lovely
13: Ahmad - Stampede (Amen Mix)
14: Grief - Welcome To Paranoia
15: Kyam - Marching Orders (Dreadmaul Remix)
16: Theory - Rebel Alliance

DJ PARODY / NYCTOPHILIA #34 ON TOXIC SICKNESS / OCTOBER / 2025

Honoured to have been asked and to be included on the latest Anorak album. He is one of the best acid/breakcore/electronica artists ever imo and because of this I steered away from just doing a breakcore remix. John has that covered better than I ever could!
Instead I opted to explore my re-discovered love of programming acoustic instruments alongside electronic sound design. It was lots of fun to make and I had about another 2 minutes of ideas for it but due to deadlines and not wanting to hold up the Anorak album release, I could only get this short version completed in time. I'll do a mega extended VIP version at some point. Honest.

Fake Funk Replica

Anorak - Guillotine (Scheme Boy's Zimmerframe Remix)

With over 20 years DJ, production and event promoting experience, Scheme Boy has been an integral part of the UK’s underground music scene.  Whether it is Acid, IDM, Breakcore, Bass, Techno or Hardcore, Scheme Boy had covered it all... and usually in one set!

As a DJ, Scheme Boy is a festival favourite with many appearances at Bang Face, Balter, Glade, Boomtown and Defqon1 to his name. His world-renowned multi-genre sets stick out from the rest of the crowd as he weaves a sonic tapestry like no other, pulling threads from all sorts of scenes and styles to make his sound unique, personal and emotive. As someone who has worked largely within the Breakcore and Hardcore scenes of Europe, he hasn’t been scared to make melody and harmony a vital part of his set creation. There’s more to his shows than just dancefloor groove. They’re an emotional rollercoaster as well.

As a producer, Scheme Boy has worked with The Teknoist, Dolphin, Enduser, Kursa, Ben Pest and many more over the years. He has featured on the following labels; Ninja Columbo, Peace Off/Bang-a-Rang, Industrial Strength, Sustained Records, Nekrolog1k, Ad Noiseam, Rancorous Records, Anticlone, Love Love and Murder Channel. He has also been featured on a variety of video games and TV shows as well as contributing work to over 70 music education text books.

As a promoter, Scheme Boy started out co-founding London’s Adverse Camber collective, responsible for the infamous Awesome Power parties. 20 years later he is still organising events, featuring both legends from the scene and new upcoming talent, as part of his Varispeed Artist Management agency.