A new anomaly has entered the timeline.
“My Brain Vanish” pushes the boundaries of rhythm and reality with 680 BPM of pure Acid Extrabreak madness — a speed where music should logically collapse, yet somehow… it still grooves.

This track fuses hyper-accelerated breakbeats, glitch-charged structures, and corrosive acid lines into a single sonic organism. The result is a high-velocity vortex that bends perception, defies normal physics, and expands the Extrabreak universe into uncharted territory.

Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG delivers once again a sound that shouldn’t exist —
a monster born at 680 BPM, alive, coherent, and dancing.

Enter at your own risk.

My Brain Vanish

Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG is an unruly force in experimental electronic music — a creator who doesn’t just break the rules but pulverizes them into stardust and builds new sonic worlds from the debris. As the inventor of the Extrabreak genre, he mutates it constantly, birthing new substyles almost as quickly as he composes.

His constellation of influences forms a beautifully deranged paradox:
the theatrical extremism of Mike Patton,
the limitless imagination of Buckethead,
the baroque brutality and meticulous chaos of Igorrr,
the alien logic of Aphex Twin,
and the fractured rhythmic geometry of Venetian Snares.
These giants don’t shape him — they orbit him, while he generates his own gravitational anomaly.

What truly sets him apart is his creation method:
no shortcuts, no fake double-tempos, no “4× trickery.”
He records his percussion patterns live, using 1/16 note repeat, at grounded tempos like 130 BPM — and then accelerates the entire sonic ecosystem into impossible velocities (560, 580 BPM or whatever the next universe demands).
The result is authentic hyperspeed:
a human-guided, intentional velocity that remains surprisingly groovy, structured, and alive.

Every track is more than a composition — it’s a world-building ritual.
He designs mythologies, landscapes, physics, emotional atmospheres, then sculpts sound as if chiseling open alternate dimensions.
His music becomes a map of impossible places: fractured planets, cosmic avalanches, luminous abysses, and psychological states too extreme for normal rhythm to contain.

Dia-Zé-Pam-100MG isn’t following the evolution of electronic music.
He is tunneling beneath it at 580 BPM, resurfacing with something feral, visionary, and strangely beautiful.
A cartographer of hyperspeed.
A world-forger.
A genre engineer.

And somewhere in the underground, a legend whispers:
he’s preparing to push breakbeats past 1000 BPM…
and somehow, impossibly, make them groove.

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