Cyberpunk Unrest MMXXI comes from our Italian friend Belibat, a visionary producer and Soundtrack Loops veteran. The Belibat sound spans genres, subgenres, eras, and highly specific American and European pop, rock, and classic electronic music influences. His understanding is both comprehensive and completely contemporary, and that’s why he can get away with gestures that would come off as cliché in the hands of a less capable producer. Here on Cyberpunk Unrest, Belibat digs down into the roots of industrial music and comes back with great stuff, scented with electro, cold wave, synthwave and retrowave vibes.

As standard practice for all loops created by the Soundtrack Loops team, Key and BPM are tagged in both metadata and file names.

Soundtrack Loops presents Corrosive Machines – Cinematic Industrial Sounds. Produced by Colin C. (Splice, Loopmasters, Black Octopus) at The Cell Studio in LA, CORROSIVE MACHINES is all about, as Colin puts it, "heavily combative beats.” Based on what’s happening here, we can run with that. Let’s break it down: six folders hold a total of 105 loops and 35 one-shots.

The drum loops are stark and brutal, with roots in breakbeat and industrial forms; producer Colin C brings smart, subtle, and real VCF action that’s never too blaring, obnoxious or tasteless, making these beats nuanced and highly layerable for producers who want full control over dynamic builds, transitions, modulations and movements.