New Label: Doomcore Records

Doomcore for the soul. Five variations of the same concept. Reduced, plain tracks with just the necessary elements; synth, bass, drum and percussion. At the same time, still a complex excecution. Trying to find a balance between minimal and maximalism.
Fusing Doomcore and Doomtechno (Sometimes Techno methods, sometimes hard kicks), both with heavy Oldschool - and even a bit of EBM - influences.
If you liked the previous releases by Meta-Morph - give this one a try.

Tracklisting:

1. Doomcore Tryout 2
2. Doomcore Tryout 4
3. Doomcore Tryout 3
4. Doomcore Tryout 5
5. Doomcore Tryout 1 (2nd Mix)

doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/doomcore-tryouts

In Low Entropy's own words: "When I wrote Emerald Planet in 2003 I had the idea to create a whole series of Doomcore / Doomtrance tunes, named after colorful interstellar objects... the idea got dropped after a while, I re-visited it a few times with tracks like Green Coment or Quasar, but did not return to the orignal idea of this music series... until now, 16 years later!"
The influence of Emerald Planet is definitely here... Doomcore affairs with big build-ups and break-downs, and melodies in a Oldschool Doomcore vein, but with a future production - and harmony.
Fans of Futuristic Doomcore might like this - and fans of "Emerald Planet" too!
Includes also an Space Ambient mix of the main melodies of these tracks, standing strong on their own.

1. Silver Satellite 04:41
2. Golden Galaxy 05:42
3. Mauve Nebula 04:11
4. Red Star 05:12
5. Azure Pulsar 05:12
6. Black Hole 06:13
7. Space Rubble (Ambient mix) 03:10

doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-colors-of-outer-space

Der Cherep with his new EP on Doomcore Records. Epic Doomcore, hard hitting drums, strong atmospherics, and a clean and well executed production. A nigthmarish release!

1. Eternal Horror
2. Revived Cult
3. Fear Pressure
4. March Of Oblivion

All tracks by Der Cherep

DCR 120

doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/eternal-horror-ep

Very experimental, very emotional new output by Bazer. Influences of Industrial Hardcore, Doomcore, even Slowcore, good use of vocal samples... another step forward. Maybe his most refined release yet? Take care while you listen to it!

1. Feindliche Übernahme
2. Keeper
3. Scientist
4. Soul Reaper
5. Strong
6. Therapy

All tracks by Bazer

DCR 121

doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/feindliche-bernahme

James F should be known by now for his Hardcore and Terror releases on Labels around the world. For his first release on Doomcore Records, he is doing something else: He slowed down his tempo, and what we got here is excellent Darkcore and Doomcore, with very hard 909 kicks and a Horror themed atmosphere. This shows the more brutal side of the Doomcore spectrum. Especially fans of the original Doomcore Labels in the 90s should give this release a listen - but that doesn't mean it's stuck in the past - to the contrary. In the end, James F presents us his very own style of Dark- and Doomcore sounds.

Tracklisting:

1. It Needs Flesh And Bone
2. Reborn
3. She's Evil
4. Everlasting Darkness

doomcorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/coming-from-darkness