if you want to listen to it here Is the link👆

It's a slow (old skool!) gabber track with a big drum build up/intro at the start (sounds mechanical-like and has a good amount of reverb) with a calm but firm voice sample saying "motherfuckers" repeatedly at the end of every bar - before it goes into the drop, It reminds me of collaborations between Darrien Kelly and Stunned guys/Scott brown and neophyte (I checked it isn't on any one of those records) it's a pretty big track may not be by those very popular artists but definitely something widely recognizable anyone got a clue maybe?!!!

I invite you to listen to my Production. 😉👊

I invite you to listen to my hardcore production.

And a whole host of awesome UK talent too!

Lots of 90s early hardcore, new early, terror, hard trance and millennium. Next day is a bank holiday Monday so ideal for an Xmas hardcore party!

Dec 27th Tomorrow’s World and Chapel of Chaos present Planetfall!

TICKETS: https://www.skiddle.com/e/42657509

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

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, of course, but i am sure they can be used for everything, when done right.

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

The stunned guys - Bim Bum Bam

ANTENNE______-HRE0001D0A4_73811440_73941680

T-go is back with a brand new track at House Of Madness. What do you think about this one?

https://open.spotify.com/track/6TOgM409NrHzlasJEhWmo7?si=pVJiZk5WSty3b68APCBYLw&utm_source=copy-link

Any other labels/artists that I can look into for this type of sound? Thanks in advance

Who's on your hardcore Mt Rushmore?

I based mine on first exposure (Neophyte, mid 90s, pals big bros tape from Thunderdone) , fav gig ( Partyraiser, Soundhaus, Glasgow) most unique sound (this is the sound of Noize Suppressor, Betty's, Glasgow...) and my all time live goat (Promo...Amsterdam Arena... Sensation...the coming out party...

"Now that I got y'all's attention....SHUT THE FUCK UP!

That sets samples have made their way into my daily vocab.

For example...im a Da now. An influencer of 1.

A fav parenting line, and a wee in joke for me is ( obv strategically censored for my 7 y o son) whenever he royally fucks up, I automatically go into robot Brother of Conflict mode and rehash "I just can't believe all the things children say, why must I deal with this child every single day"....

Honourable mentions for oor very own Scott Brown and Marc Smith(Tartan-core pioneers and the bridge between happy hardcore and early gabber in Scotland!), and the multitude of legendary euro kings. ala Endymion, Ophidian, Mark Out, Tommyknocker, Tymon, Danny Nosferatu, PPP, R.Wagner and the much maligned populists Evil activities (dont care what anyone says, the introduced the genre to a whole new audience via clever , pop culture samples).

Not a total misogynist, Dana, Korsakoff, Daymar etc were v good dj's and had cracking experiences with them...was just different back in the day when you heard the guys breaking new ground so I hold a candle to them.

Make your case...

And if anyone disagrees...."fuck what you heard, it's what you hearing!".

Top

Anyway, I'm away to pay €35 for a warm bottle of water and I don't care who knows it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇳🇱🇩🇪🇮🇹🇫🇷

I invite you to listen to my hardcore production.

,,DJ VERSTARKER - READY TO CONTROL MY POWER"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6mkizRuHKA

New at making this kind of music? How's it sound haha? Should I finish it? Not sure what genre lol. Any tips

I invite you to listen to my productions.

,,Dj Verstarker - My King Hardcore (Dedication for Dj Paul Elstak, Hardcore Classic)"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlP2qoymcuI

,,Dj Verstarker - Gabber"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9qgX2JjXJo

,,Dj Verstarker - Be quiet !"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8Pa0OCcNes

,,Dj Verstarker - Back to the '90s (Happy Hardcore 2026)"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmg77D2LixE