Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave - Untitled

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Review by Roger Pascoal

Album Review: Untitled by Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave Released in 2005 under the Swiss label Still Raven, Untitled by Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave is a relentless dive into the chaotic worlds of Hardcore and Breakcore. This electronic album doesn’t just push boundaries—it obliterates them, leaving listeners disoriented yet strangely captivated. While it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, its raw energy and unapologetic intensity make it unforgettable for fans of extreme soundscapes. The opening track, also titled “Untitled,” sets the tone with an assault of jagged beats and distorted synths that feel like they’re tearing through your speakers. It’s messy, aggressive, and oddly hypnotic—all at once. What sticks with me about this track is how it refuses to let you settle into any kind of comfort zone. Just when you think you’ve got a handle on the rhythm, it shifts gears completely, throwing curveballs that keep you on edge. If music could punch you in the gut while dragging you onto the dance floor, this would be it. Another standout is “Goat Rave Manifesto” (or so I’m calling it, since track titles are as elusive as the band’s name). This one leans harder into the Breakcore style, blending frantic drum patterns with eerie industrial textures. There’s something almost ritualistic about it, like you’re stumbling upon some underground techno cult performing their unholy rites. The sheer unpredictability of the drops keeps you hooked; every listen reveals new layers—or maybe that’s just my brain trying to process the chaos. What makes Untitled memorable isn’t just its technical brilliance but its refusal to conform. Listening to it feels less like enjoying an album and more like surviving an experience. You don’t walk away humming melodies—you walk away wondering what just hit you. Interestingly enough, despite hailing from Switzerland—a country better known for precision watches than sonic mayhem—Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave prove that even the most orderly places can birth pure auditory anarchy. Maybe that’s why this record works so well: it’s unexpected, kinda like finding a goat rave in the middle of Zurich. Who knew?

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Download

Filename: servants-of-the-apocalyptic-goat-rave-untitled.zip
  • MP3 size: 6.7 mb
  • FLAC size: 54.6 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Untitled10:03

Video

Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave - Untitled (Full Single)
Servants of the apocalyptic goat rave - Blood of three virgins

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Catalog Numbers

STILL RAVEN 666

Labels

Still Raven

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 12"
  • 33 ⅓ RPM
  • White Label

Notes

This record will not be released as a full release on Still Raven. A full release with different mixes of the tracks Blood Of Three Virgins / Demonic Sales Of Salvation exists on russian roulette recordings.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout: STILLRAVEN 666-A1 MPO
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About Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave

The Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave, bringers of mayhem, disciples of the core. Dark and twisted conconction of pounding kicks, rattling snares and Luciferian rave stabs. A sinister sight for sore ears. The Goat! Occult rave fiend. Blood red glowsticks for demonic drug orgies. Hammer Horror induced manic sonic terror, approved by Christopher Lee, brought to you by aka and aka who are His sonic Servants.

Members

  • Jason Kohnen
  • Jurgen Desmet

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? In 2005, a Swiss electronic music group called Servants Of The Apocalyptic Goat Rave released an album simply titled *Untitled*. It’s a wild mix of hardcore and breakcore styles. The entire album, including the track "Untitled," feels like a chaotic rave trapped in a bottle. Released under the label Still Raven, it’s a hidden gem for fans of intense, experimental beats.

Comments

samd0247
2025-03-15
Listened to the end. Totally agree.
americanoneto
2025-03-15
YES
yhelmedia499619748
2025-03-15
@Kunsoo1024 short attention span man
pedroafb94
2025-03-15
Anyone know which movie they sampled the voices from?
zubairhaider31
2025-03-15
How does this only have 164 thumbs up?
pecenub
2025-03-15
RRRRRRROOOOOOOAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR!
charmainemoore
2025-03-14
stunning. my new favorite band.
pepperpatysson
2025-03-13
Got to see these guys perform live at Breakcore Gives Me Wood when I played over there in 2005. Really glad I got to experience that because seeing them do vocals live made these tracks sound 10 times better, if you can imagine that.
kurniasep
2025-03-12
one of the best breakcore albums
davus45
2025-03-11
@Kunsoo1024 Boring? Did u listen past the first 4 minutes? If this is boring, then everything must be boring! Jurgen 4 life
cindyhont
2025-03-10
Boring.
efibiblo
2025-03-10
Wow "sick" does not really describe this tune enough. Still it offers a great audible experience.