The Slowcore Compilation

Der Cherep - No Escape Even In Death

Hardcore Rave Party - Liza'n'Eliaz ‎Mix [1994]

https://doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-slow-future-generation

A new release on Slowcore Records.
Slowcore remixes of classic Doomcore Records tracks.
Doomcore, Industrial Hardcore and Techno at lower tempos.Haunting, pounding, brutal, and above all - slow!
Slowcore Records continues with its releases as a future music movement is slowly taking shape!

The Slow Future Generation

Soldiers Of Nothingness Knights Exceptional - Alucard Slowcore (50 BPM) (Slowcore 06)

We are happy to announce a new Doomcore Records sublabel: Omnicore Records

The idea of Doomcore Records always was to release the best tracks in Doomcore and related genres; Doomtechno, Industrial Hardcore, Dark, slower Hardcore in general.
But, over the course of years, we've always come accross musicians whose sounds we loved very much; but that we could not release by this quite strict programme, because they were not doing Doomcore.
We always felt this was a loss; so finally a new idea was born, and with the idea a new label:

Omnicore Records

Unlike Doomcore Records, this label will focus on all-styles of music; Speedcore, Acid, Breakcore, EBM, Dark Ambient - everything, essentially.
Or, to be more exact, it will be a label that does not focus on genres, but on artists; it will be a label for auteur music. If your music is awesome and great and powerful, we might release it; no matter if what you do is Chiptune or Oldschool Gabber or Gothtronica. You get the point.

We are also of course actively looking for artists:

Send demos to: low.entropy.80@gmail.com

Can be any style that is not Doomcore, as long as the music kicks ass.

The first release is by Low Entropy, who gives a trip back to the middle of the 90s in the middle of Europe; Hardtrance, Ravecore and Oldschool sounds combined, just like in the good old days. Inspired by 90s Mayday and Loveparade, but maybe an ounce harder this time.
For all those who never forgot that era, or just got newly into it. So get into your rave gear and feed four head with this release!
Relive the summer of 1995, or experience it for the first time.

Artwork by Mattia Travaglini Artworks
[mattiadesigner@gmail.com]
www.facebook.com/pages/MATTIA-TRAVAGLINI-ARTWORKS/110387038996119

Rave Disciples

Hardcore Rave

https://www.discogs.com/release/699457-Neuromancer-Atomiccore/image/SW1hZ2U6MjQwODYxMTE=

Atomiccore (MSS02)

Neuromancer - Meat Ratma

https://doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/just-intonated-and-microtonal-slowcore-techno

How many different tones are there within one octave? 12? C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B?
Wrong! There is an infinite amount of different pitches, and therefore notes, tones, and intervals within one octave.
It was only around the turn of the 20th Century that, in the western world, the sonic landscape was reduced to using the 12 different notes that are now so commonplace in western songs - the "Twelve Tone Equal Temperament" (12 TET) tuning was born.
Composers like Beethoven, Bach and Mozart still used vastly different tuning systems and pitches than those that are in use now.
Also, of course, music outside the western world employs tuning systems that are not within the twelve tone system.

But in the 20th century, there were many composers that rebelled against this very extreme reduction of "legitimate" tonality which became enforced in the west.
Thus the Just Intonation and Microtonal movements were born.
Composers began to use pitches that were outside the 12 TET, often using "pure" intervals (in the 12 TET tuning, only the unison and octave are pure, and the perfect fifth and perfect fourth are "somewhat" pure - all other intervals are not) - this approach is called "Just Intonation" - or using intervals that lie between the 12 TET pitches and are (often far) smaller than a half step - this approach is called Microtuning.

For the most part of the 20th century, these forms of music were often restricted to the academic circuit, or amongst hobby producers, so it is still rare to see these approaches used within electronic music at large or Techno music in specific. And it is virtually nonexistent within harder forms of Techno.

This release by Time Kanzler Green tries to change this a bit, by providing six Slowcore Techno tracks, all employing "Xenharmonic" sounds, i.e. they use tuning systems and intervals that are outside the normal western 12-tone equal temperament.

Stylistically, apart from being Slowcore, the tracks also draw influence from Industrial Hardcore, Gabber, Doomcore, Berlin School and Dark Ambient music. 64-120 BPM.

So, if this adventure towards music outside the normal western system of sounds interests you, consider having a listen to this release.

Slowcore Records 15

5. Time Kanzler Green - Slowly Visiting Another Planet (96 BPM) (Slowcore Records 15)

Another new Slowcore Records release, this time by Low Entropy.
Slow music all over the map here, with hints of Doomcore, Oldschool, Techno, Acid...
And of course a high dose of dark ambiance.
All underlined by grinding, pounding, crushing Slowcore beats. Sometimes almost dance-y, at other times just pure distortions and noise.
11 Tracks between 55 and 110 BPM.
So if you're in for an evil but nice Slowcore treat, head right over here!
Trying to shine a light in a dark world.

https://doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/a-light-in-a-dark-place

Low Entropy - Shine On (Short Mix) (55 BPM) (Slowcore Records 16)

https://www.discogs.com/release/135396-Claudio-Lancinhouse-System-3-Keep-On-Fuckin-2001

Keep On Fuckin' 2001

Claudio Lancinhouse + System 3 – Keep On Fuckin' 2001 (1st Mix)

Blackened Reliquary

Sword Mission - Conquest

Love Addiction

Doomcore Records is proud to present the start of its first sublabel, and, more importantly, the start of the first worldwide label solely dedicated to the Slowcore sound: Slowcore Records.

A home for all kinds of slower Hardcore, Doomcore and Techno music. Exploring the world between 0-125 Bpm.

We sincerly hope to bring you some interesting output on this label in the future!

Slowcore demos should be sent to low.entropy.80@gmail.com (keep the above mentioned speed limit in mind please!)

Low Entropy - Shine On (Short Mix) (55 BPM) (Slowcore Records 16)

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