Hellfish

Hellfish, whose real name is Julian Cobb, stands as a formidable figure in the hardcore techno and breakcore music scenes. Emerging in the mid-1990s, Hellfish has built a reputation for his fast-paced, aggressive beats and innovative production styles, which merge elements of hip hop, hardcore techno, and industrial music. As the owner of the influential Deathchant label, established in 1994, Hellfish has been instrumental in defining and developing the hardcore sound, pushing the boundaries of electronic music with unwavering intensity.

Over the years, Hellfish has cultivated a rich discography that reflects his dedication to the craft and his evolution as an artist. Among his recent releases, the "DC100" series, encompassing "DC100 Part 10," "Part 9," "Part 5," and "Part 1," showcases a collection of his bronco-brutal beats and clever sampling. Albums such as "Meat Machine Attack System" and "Here to Destroy" are testaments to his relentless pursuit of sonic annihilation, enticing listeners to embrace the chaos of his soundscapes. With contributions like "Now That's What I Call Hellfish Vol. 5" and the "Fine Malt Legends EP," Hellfish continues to reign as a key influencer and a true connoisseur of hard electronic music.

Genres

Gabber

Hardcore Techno

Speedcore

Frenchcore

Industrial

Hardcore

Breakcore

Tekno

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Latest Release

Fuk The Rave EP

Hellfish

Ep - 4 Tracks - Released September 26, 2025