Album lore

See You On The Other Side unites CLSM and Cube::Hard on G-Core in 2012 with two tracks that draw firmly from the UK hardcore lineage. The title piece exists in its original 2005 form alongside a Douglas remix, offering a snapshot of happy hardcore and freeform textures as they intersect with drum and bass and trancecore elements. The record’s brevity distills the energy and relentless pace typical of hardcore techno’s mid-2000s underground circuits.Though modest in scope, the release captures a moment where these genres converged and cohabited. With 2,621 Last.fm scrobbles and a modest fanbase, the record holds a particular resonance for collectors attuned to the era’s pulse, preserving an artifact of rave culture’s persistent evolution.

Album lore

See You On The Other Side unites CLSM and Cube::Hard on G-Core in 2012 with two tracks that draw firmly from the UK hardcore lineage. The title piece exists in its original 2005 form alongside a Douglas remix, offering a snapshot of happy hardcore and freeform textures as they intersect with drum and bass and trancecore elements. The record’s brevity distills the energy and relentless pace typical of hardcore techno’s mid-2000s underground circuits.Though modest in scope, the release captures a moment where these genres converged and cohabited. With 2,621 Last.fm scrobbles and a modest fanbase, the record holds a particular resonance for collectors attuned to the era’s pulse, preserving an artifact of rave culture’s persistent evolution.