Negrobeat - Absolut Rave Vol 1

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Review by Diego Leonardo

Album Review: Absolut Rave Vol 1 by Negrobeat If you’re into electronic music that punches you in the face (in a good way), Absolut Rave Vol 1 by Negrobeat is worth your time. Released back in 2010 on the Swedish label KMPLX, this album dives headfirst into genres like Gabber, Hardcore, Happy Hardcore, and Breakcore. It’s not for the faint-hearted—or anyone who values peace and quiet—but if you’re looking for chaotic energy wrapped up in beats that feel like they're trying to escape the speakers, you’ve hit the jackpot. Let’s talk tracks. First up, “Pastor Throw” grabs your attention right away with its relentless pace and distorted kicks. The track has this wild, almost unhinged vibe—like someone let a rave loose in a cathedral. You can practically hear the stained glass windows shaking. It sticks in your head because it doesn’t hold back; it’s messy, loud, and kinda genius. There’s no pretense here, just pure adrenaline-fueled madness. Another standout is “Round Up The Pensioneers.” Don’t ask me what the title means—I have no clue—but damn, does it slap. This one mixes breakneck drum patterns with these quirky little melodies that sound like retro video game music gone rogue. It’s the kind of track that makes you wanna grab an air guitar or, ya know, start a mosh pit in your living room. Something about the way it balances chaos with moments of weird catchiness keeps pulling me back. The rest of the album follows suit, blending aggressive beats with surprising twists. Tracks like “Is It Time To Get Serious?” and “Anti-pope” keep the energy high while throwing curveballs at you every now and then. And props to Negrobeat for naming a song “The Glass Is Half Full”—you don’t expect such a positive spin in a genre known for its intensity. What’s cool about Absolut Rave Vol 1 is how unapologetically raw it feels. It’s not polished to perfection, and honestly, I think that’s why it works. It reminds me of those underground raves where everything feels slightly out of control but electrifying all the same. Listening to this album is like stepping into a time machine set to early 2000s rave culture, except filtered through a Swedish lens. Final thoughts? If you’re into music that pushes boundaries and doesn’t care much for rules, give this one a shot. Just maybe warn your neighbors first. Oh, and fun fact: after listening to this album, I’m pretty sure my cat started glaring at me more than usual. Coincidence? Probably not.

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Artist: Negrobeat
Album: Absolut Rave Vol 1
Rating: 4.0

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Filename: negrobeat-absolut-rave-vol-1.zip
  • MP3 size: 42.6 mb
  • FLAC size: 242.4 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Anti-pope2:52
Round Up The Pensioneers2:33
Is It Time To Get Serious?3:02
Pastor Throw2:42
The Glass Is Half Full3:05
Lomma Blomma2:23

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Catalog Numbers

KMPLX016

Labels

KMPLX

Listen online

  • lytte på nettet
  • kuunnella verkossa
  • écouter en ligne
  • online luisteren
  • ouvir online
  • ascolta in linea
  • online anhören
  • lyssna på nätet
  • escuchar en línea

Formats

  • 6 × File
  • MP3
  • EP
  • 320kbps

About Negrobeat

Negrobeat is a breakcore/mashcore/dubcore artist which was born in Sweden 1988 as Marlon Beijer. He started to make some breakcore tracks in the spring of 2006 and spread them over soulseek under his alias Negrobeat. The artist name has since been Negrobeat while making tracks. Marlon is also involved in an experimental oriented netlabel called KMPLX Collective.

Real Name

    • Marlon Beijer

Aliases

  • Philia Monstrum
  • Dj Schlager
  • Captain Raveman

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Absolut Rave Vol 1* by Negrobeat is a wild ride through electronic subgenres like Gabber, Hardcore, and Happy Hardcore. Released in Sweden back in 2010, it’s got this chaotic energy that feels like a rave frozen in time. Tracks like "Pastor Throw" and "Round Up The Pensioneers" mix pounding beats with quirky vibes, while "The Glass Is Half Full" throws in some unexpected optimism. It’s a hidden gem for anyone into fast-paced, breakcore madness.