Shatter the grid and splinter the beat: drexgod's Vinculum Universale weaves ambient jungle and breakcore into something gloriously untamed, while drexgod's breakcore album 5 is a raw collection of breakbeats made purely for fun. Song for a Gorgeous Blonde's Mission Control takes a glitchy synth detour through retro rockets and control panels, with insistent keyboard patterns and celebratory piano. precettö's Siddhartha 2 rounds things out with melodic maximalist chaos — sample-collage industrial metal embracing neurodivergence, queer identity, and unashamed authenticity through a late-2000s internet lens.
Breakcore releases
30 in stock
“A glitchy synth excursion meant to evoke a retro world of rockets, airplanes and control panels”
47 in stock
“a collection of breakbeats i made for fun”
6 in stock
“a wild adventure traversing biological horror, relentless madness, and a subtle melancholy.”
3 in stock
“A nostalgic swirling-spiral of melodic maximalism and collage-driven chaos embedded with themes such as neurodivergence, embracing queer/trans identity, and being your most authentic self no matter...”
8 in stock
“self rehabilitation is experimental drum and bass that aims to grab the attention of the listener through interesting means”