Sonic Terror out of Dresden: All Eyes on Brutal Chud Records

Brutal Chud! How can we describe this label? Well it was part of the few labels in the 90s that pushed the earlier Gabber and Hardcore Techno sound beyond all limits of brutality. Fundamental in the transition of Extreme Hardcore to all-out Speedcore.

If the Americans set the path to ultra-aggression with labels like Industrial Strength or Bastard Loud, and the French were doing tripped distorted "Anarch Core" at the same time, then I think the emotional frequency emitted by Brutal Chud records gives you the image of a black dog gnawing the flesh off its prey. It's not just fierce - it's ferocious.

Also host to a lot of early releases by Speedcore Legends such as Noize Creator, DJ Tron and Re:Pete.

1. Noize Creator - Untitled B1



2. Noize Creator - New York, New York



3. S37 - Riot 1996



4. Zodiac - Napalm Suggestion



5. Noizecreator - Fu**in Bastard



6. Arschbluten - Untitled



7. Dead on Arrival - Pushing Hard MF



8. DJ Tron - Dead Brigade



9. Re.Pete - Meltdown



10. Nasenbluten - Markt Frisch Terror



11. Insumisión - La frustración lo cubre todo