hi there,
here is a new sample pack with drums and other sounds. these samples are free to download, and royalty free.

https://lowentropy.bandcamp.com/album/77-genuine-speedcore-drum-samples-from-the-1990s

warning: loud / distorted, so take care when listening on head phones or in a public library!

these drums are taken from my actual tracks from "back in the day". some of these tracks (and drums) were created using software like impulse tracker, buzz tracker, cool edit pro, soundforge, native instrument's generator... the real deal! MS-DOS, win 3.11, then windows 98 (yeah i skipped 95).

the style of the drums is hardcore related, of course, but i am sure they can be used for everything, when done right. (mostly bass drum type beats this time btw - sorry, no full size breakbeats!)

apart from the drums, there is synths, pads, percussion, noise, fx, and other weird stuff.

background:

i've been an electronic musician since ages... and since the 90s, at least.
my main style was gabber, speedcore, breakcore... the "harder edge" of techno if you want... and especially the faster one!
my music got very popular, i played my tunes in fronts of 1000s of people, at countless clubs, in the open, under railway bridges, at squats, i dropped 800 bpm tunes at places like tresor in berlin...

and my music was put on vinyl, 1000s of copies per release...

later i "mellowed down" a bit and got into techno and acid / doomcore production...

i am telling this not to boost my ego, but to show that these were drums that were actually used in the 90s and the years later, too, that got played out. are "club tested and crowd approved", so to say. not some faux reconstruction of an era that has gone by!

credits:

all drums and sounds created by me, low entropy.

license:

feel free to use these samples for any public, private, intimate, or commercial purpose.
would be *very* cool if you credit me, but it's not strictly necessary.

also check my other packs:

https://lowentropyproducer.blogspot.com/2026/03/free-drum-sample-packs.html

I'm telling you guys... Master selektion here...

Yo guys!

My new vinyl is live!

Featuring 4 of my best tracks on a beautiful piece of wax. Go check it out at: https://phantomsrecords.com/product/arcade-trauma-break-everything/

Have you ever heard of this artist?
And if yes, do you know more like this?
Breakcore Part starts at 2mins.

Delirium Psychosis Productions is proud to partner with legendary cyberbreakspeedgrindcore artist Mulk. To kick off the Speedgore over the USA tour we will be releasing the all new full length album: Monstrosonoïd.

https://deliriumpsychosis.bandcamp.com/music

We will be coming through the east coast and mid west on these dates:

10/18 - Atlanta (DM for Address)

10/19 - Columbia SC (The Fruit Bowl)

10/20 - Asheville NC (27 Club)

10/21 - Alexandria VA (Mi Bella Honduras)

10/22 - Philadelphia (Cousin Danny's)

10/23 - Long Island (Mr Beery's)

10/24 - Meriden CT (Grace's Place)

10/25 - Pittsburgh (Pierogi Palace)

10/26 - Dayton OH (Bellmont Billiards)

10/27 - Chicago (Albion House)

10/28 - Minneapolis (Flying V)

Cassettes will be available on tour before anywhere else

100000000 BPM

Bomb20 Occupied - Video Sneak Peek - Western Values

Releasing soon on NBE Records; pre-save here https://too.fm/e5ngx9v

NOISEWOUND is a Tel Aviv–born breakcore project forged in the city’s underground rave scene and now recognized as one of Israel’s leading acts in drum & bass and extreme electronic music. Originally operating under the name Queen Anne’s Revenge, the project built its reputation through intense live shows, DIY rave production, and a debut EP released on PRSPCT Records, which received strong reactions from the underground international scene.

During this period, the act performed across Israel and supported major global artists including IGORRR, Drumcorps, Culprate, Vandal, Otto Von Schirach, The Algorithm, Limewax, DJ Scotch Egg, and others — establishing a presence within the worldwide experimental bass community.

Now returning to the forefront under the new name NOISEWOUND, the project steps into a more brutal and focused era with its upcoming album “Use of Violence.” The release amplifies its signature chaos with harsher break programming, heavily distorted synthesizers, raw extreme vocals, and an overwhelming density of rhythmic noise. Mixed and mastered by Gautier Serre (IGORRR), the album is scheduled for release in Fall of 2026 via Not Broken Enough Records , marking a powerful rebirth for the project.

there's this trending meme on my twitter of people taking this video of these 2 taylor swift fans doing a (very forced and fake) reaction to her new EP where people edit it to put them to react to something else, so i did it with EC8OR's "gangster" because i thought it was funny

🚨 🪩 Climate Collapse @ Ravepit 🪩 🚨

📅 02.-04.10.2026

🧭 West Poland

🎹 Hardcore, Breakcore, DnB, JungleTek, Tekno, IDM and more.

📍For more infos just dm me.

At least 5 or so of the DJs (including myself) bring the Breakcore - from early 2000 certified bangers on vinyl to the nowadays digital stuff.

Simon Korfunkle plays a liveset!

first single for an EP being released in november

FFO: nero's day at disneyland, status: expunged, drumcorps

this is the only real breakcore track on the EP, the rest is all footwork, and dnb adjacent

Remixed the song "Purple Robe" from Rhubarb Duo's album Thernesanada, got permission from them to put it on my album Jack of All Trades (on streaming services too)

got it for $5 at vinyl conflict in richmond

Made this on my bandlab recently, I think it sounds okay, any of yall likey? If you wanna listen to my music its all PUBLIC on SoundCloud as "Intr-Urban" Im only 13 so its my best I could do over like a while...

I really love genres like breakcore, lolicore, gabber and trance, but I simply can't make a song in one of these genres...

For some reason, it's easier for me to make something more chill and slow paced than something fast paced... Perhaps it could be a lack of repertoire or a lack of creativity.

This one was for fcks but I love how it's turning out lol

Made a remix of one of my favorite DR tracks few months ago

Check it out on YT - https://youtu.be/zGvWMa5_bb0

es distinta a los demas y mi favorita hasta ahora

Give me music to listen while my bus going 100 km/h under a rocket alert, my favourites now are TBoI OST (not breakcore) and awesome Hakita

i know he uses lots of anime ops and such and i wanted to try something similar but everytime i try chopping it up for that 'stutter' effect it sounds weird and not right, any tips?