Most of the underground breakcore artists seem to have a misconception about the genre. Apparently these artists believe that, when the "speed" of a song (represented by the unit "bpm" [beats per minute]) exceeds the limit the listeners can tolerate and when the beats, the riffs, the drums, the bass and all sort of samples used in a song are mixed to make a very perplexing and harsh jumble of sounds, they get the "breakcore". Nonsense! It can not be that easy to compose a multilayered, sophisticated, yet a neat piece of breakcore music. And Puzahki's album "Smoking When Pregnant" is a perfect example to see how difficult it is to reach such a level of perfection in this genre: There is only hardcore, there is only noise, there is only chaos; the drums are brutal and that's all the listener has. Puzahki does not bother to "arrange" these in a meaningful way. He only stirs them up and pretends that he is a "breakcore" artist. I could listen to this album only once or twice and in every trial, I understood what makes Venetian Snares a highly acclaimed international artist on the breakcore scene and why the others should better left unknown.