Fifth Era

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Label focussing on 'doomcore' - slow, morbid hardcore techno with pounding drum patterns & heavy links to early nineties european techno sounds.

Originally Fifth Era consisted of 3 guys from both Blansko and Brno, Czechoslovakia. They were responsible for FE 1 - 9.
Then one day they came to the UK and were joined by 2 English guys. Now they left again to Czechoslovakia, while Darkside has joined, so the new Fifth Era from fe16 onwards will be Darkside together with 2 English blokes.

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FE 05	Fifth Era	Untitled (12", Ltd)	1997
FE 06	Fifth Era	Untitled (12", Ltd)	1997
FE 07	Fifth Era	Untitled ◄ (2 versions)	1997
FE 07	Fifth Era	Untitled (12", Ltd)	1997
FE 07	Fifth Era	Untitled (12", Ltd, TP)	1997
FE 08	Fifth Era	Doomhall EP (12", EP, Ltd)	1998
FE 09	Fifth Era	Support Your Lokal Doomkommando (12", Ltd)	2000
FE 10	Fifth Era	Doom Or Dishonour (12")	2000
FE 11	Fifth Era	No Phuture (12")	2002
FE 12	Fifth Era	Doom, Distortion, Despair (12")	2003
FE 14	Fifth Era	Untitled (12")	2004
FE 15	Fifth Era	Pale People In The Rain (12")	2005
FE 16	Darkside (2) vs. Fifth Era	No Quarter (12")	2006
FE 17	Fifth Era	Doomcore Tyrants Rise ◄ (2 versions)	2008
FE 17	Fifth Era	Doomcore Tyrants Rise (12", Ltd)	2008
FE 17	Fifth Era	Doomcore Tyrants Rise (12", W/Lbl)	2008
F.E.#18	Fifth Era	Y.C.A.F.O. ◄ (2 versions)	2009
F.E.#18	Fifth Era	Y.C.A.F.O. (12")	2009
F.E.#18	Fifth Era	Y.C.A.F.O. (4xFile, MP3, 320)	2009
FE#1977	Fifth Era vs. James Dark	Make The Party Dark (10")	2002

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Review by Jayfive Oct 18, 2004 (edited over 5 years ago)

Out of the mysterious London Hardcore Underground came Fifth Era, a series of anonymous Doomcore, Old Skool Rave and Gabber records with no artists, track titles or information bar a email address. Eventually names such as The Lurker started to emerge from behind the balaclavas that cover FE during live PAs.
Having become part of the logical progression of the Marc Acaripane/PCP doomcore sound with no compromises, Fifth Era have built up a following from literally nothing and now their tracks appear on compilations in Europe and the perform at the likes of Resident E and Hellraiser.

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