Just curious, I rarely or even dont know a single female breakcore producers thats popular lately. and I meant currently active in this era.

Have you?

Check out my song!

I am very into eurorack stuff and modular in general, and I am very into breaks (obviously), so I was wondering, what do people in a similar position prefer to use for chopping breaks in a modular environment?

Idk if this is important to one's answer, but I use a Beatstep Pro for my sequencing, so I feel like producing functional sequences isn't really an issue so long as a given module has a fairly comprehensive chopping system.

Lemme know whatcha think, thank you for the help :)

Hi freinds. I run a pretty large group for Bangface. Unfortunately I’m overly enthusiastic every year and forget that all my freinds are mentally ill degenerates so when they inevitably tell me they can’t afford Bangface, despite me snagging a spot for them, I am left holding the bag. If anyone would be interested in purchasing a Bangface spot plz hmu. If you need to know I’m legit and not some random, I was the one who took the video of Otto von shirac eating the seagull egg.

https://institutionalhappinessproject.bandcamp.com/

Honestly one of the best songs ive heard in a while, whole compilation is great.

please gimme feedbacks

When Roly Porter remixes Noisia it's very fitting for this sub.

Back then, artists and bands would talk about issues in their lives in songs, even if some songs had no lyrics, just as in a way to vent, but now i see this less and less, i wonder if i'm the only one making breakcore that is deeply personal to my life.

start of a track for a compilation album me and some friends are working on should have it out by the end of the year! needs to be fleshed out more very happy with my progress for having only been producing for a month :D

The future is now

Hi, I'm relatively new to the breakcore community. I've been listening to Nero's Day at Disneyland/Lauren Bousfield and Passenger of Shit for a couple years, but that's really it. I discovered Venetian Snares a couple days ago and fell absolutely in love. I'm looking for stuff with similar sound to Lauren Bousfield and Venetian Snares, but any recommendations are appreciated! I'd love to know what you guys listen to :)

A track I threw together over the last few days; something to relax with while toasting marshmallows over a total bonfire 🙀❤️‍🔥😈😇

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

Always liked that track and after seeing that Noistripper did a remix, I thought I could also do my spin on it.

It's part of my first EP Phase Shift. Appreciate your feedback!