Irregular

Irregular is a Spanish record label based in Barcelona, described in its own materials as a sub-label born from the most restless and experimental hidden wishes of the acclaimed dance label Regular. Where the parent label Regular operates in the dance music space, Irregular was created as an outlet for more adventurous, boundary-pushing electronic music. Its stated core mission is to embrace diverse electronic aesthetics, including indie, IDM, lo-fi, avant, ill-ambient, soundtrack and synth pop, while paying equal attention to music and to the visual side of its releases, such as videos. The label positions itself as a home for electronic artists who do not believe in musical barriers. Its essential roster, as listed by the label itself, includes The Suicide of Western Culture, Lasers, Rusty Warriors, Boreals, Fernando Lagreca, Las Casi Casiotone, Older, Brunetto, Also Jaumëtic and The City's Last Noise. Releases documented on the label's own site include albums and EPs such as Brunetto's Sheroine (catalogued as irregularcd12), Boreals' Antípodas (IRREGULAR CD11), Lasers' Exchange Levels (IRREGULAR CD10), The Suicide of Western Culture's Hope Only Brings Pain (IRREGULAR CD09) and Remembering Better Times (remixes) (IRREGULAR 014), Lasers' Solar System Remixes EP (IRREGULAR011), Rusty Warriors' Remixers: Round 1 (IRREGULAR012), Brunetto's License to Beat EP (IRREGULAR013) and Fernando Lagreca's Childhood Is All We Have (IRREGULARCD08). The label has also issued free downloads and compilations, including the V.V.A.A. Can't Get Enough Vol. 1 compilation and remix EPs. Irregular's mission, in its own words, is to act as a true monitor for new bands and musical ideas born in Spain and to present them worldwide. The label's catalog numbering mixes CD and digital-style prefixes (IRREGULAR CD, IRREGULARCD, IRREGULAR) and spans album, EP and single formats. Its online presence is built around sections for home, artists, news, events, about and contact, and its site credits design and development to Bruno / Freelastica and Miraclemgmt.com, with a 2013 copyright notice. As a sub-label of Regular, Irregular sits within the Spanish independent electronic music scene centred on Barcelona. It functions as a curated imprint rather than a major commercial operation, focusing on artist development, visual identity and the promotion of Spanish electronic talent to an international audience. Its documented activity in the early 2010s, including releases dated to 2014, places it among the wave of Spanish independent electronic labels that used both physical CD formats and free digital downloads to build audiences.

Irregular is a Spanish record label based in Barcelona. It was established as a sub-label of Regular, an acclaimed dance label also based in Barcelona. According to the label's own About page, Irregular was born from the most restless and experimental hidden wishes of Regular, created to explore electronic aesthetics that fell outside the parent label's dance-oriented focus. The label's stated mission is to embrace diverse electronic aesthetics such as indie, IDM, lo-fi, avant, ill-ambient, soundtrack and synth pop, and to give equal attention to music and to visual output such as videos. It describes itself as a home for electronic artists who do not believe in musical barriers, and as a true monitor for new bands and musical ideas born in Spain to be presented worldwide. Irregular's documented catalog spans albums, EPs, singles, remix collections and free downloads. Releases listed on the label's site include Fernando Lagreca's Childhood Is All We Have (IRREGULARCD08), The Suicide of Western Culture's Hope Only Brings Pain (IRREGULAR CD09), Lasers' Exchange Levels (IRREGULAR CD10), Boreals' Antípodas (IRREGULAR CD11) and Brunetto's Sheroine (irregularcd12). The label also issued Lasers' Solar System Remixes EP (IRREGULAR011), Rusty Warriors' Remixers: Round 1 (IRREGULAR012), Brunetto's License to Beat EP (IRREGULAR013) and The Suicide of Western Culture's Remembering Better Times remixes (IRREGULAR 014). Free-download items include Fernando Lagreca's Childhood Remixes EP and Quiet Lake single, Brunetto's Kidult and Evergreen singles (with albums slated for April 8, 2014), the V.V.A.A. Can't Get Enough Vol. 1 compilation, and remixes such as The Suicide of Western Culture's Hey, guys! I Know The name Of The Culprits (PSYCLE Remix). The label's core roster, as named by Irregular itself, includes The Suicide of Western Culture, Lasers, Rusty Warriors, Boreals, Fernando Lagreca, Las Casi Casiotone, Older, Brunetto, Also Jaumëtic and The City's Last Noise. Its website carries a 2013 copyright notice and credits design and development to Bruno / Freelastica and Miraclemgmt.com. The site is organised around home, artists, news, events, about and contact sections. Irregular operates within the Spanish independent electronic music scene centred on Barcelona, functioning as a curated imprint that develops artists and promotes Spanish electronic music internationally. Its catalog numbering combines CD and digital-style prefixes, reflecting a period in which independent electronic labels released both physical CDs and free digital downloads to reach audiences.

• Irregular is established as a sub-label of the Barcelona dance label Regular.

• Fernando Lagreca's album Childhood Is All We Have is released as IRREGULARCD08.

• The Suicide of Western Culture's album Hope Only Brings Pain is released as IRREGULAR CD09.

• Lasers' album Exchange Levels is released as IRREGULAR CD10.

• Boreals' album Antípodas is released as IRREGULAR CD11.

• Brunetto's album Sheroine is released as irregularcd12.

• Lasers' Solar System Remixes EP is released as IRREGULAR011.

• Rusty Warriors' Remixers: Round 1 is released as IRREGULAR012.

• Brunetto's License to Beat EP is released as IRREGULAR013.

• The Suicide of Western Culture's Remembering Better Times remixes are released as IRREGULAR 014.

• Brunetto's singles Kidult and Evergreen are made available for free download, with albums slated for April 8, 2014.

• The V.V.A.A. Can't Get Enough Vol. 1 compilation is released as a free download.

Experimental, genre-crossing electronic music sub-label of Regular, promoting Spanish electronic talent worldwide with equal emphasis on music and visuals.

• Fernando Lagreca – Childhood Is All We Have (album, IRREGULARCD08)

• The Suicide of Western Culture – Hope Only Brings Pain (album, IRREGULAR CD09)

• Lasers – Exchange Levels (album, IRREGULAR CD10)

• Boreals – Antípodas (album, IRREGULAR CD11)

• Brunetto – Sheroine (album, irregularcd12)

• Lasers – Solar System Remixes EP (IRREGULAR011)

• Rusty Warriors – Remixers: Round 1 (IRREGULAR012)

• Brunetto – License to Beat EP (IRREGULAR013)

• The Suicide of Western Culture – Remembering Better Times (remixes, IRREGULAR 014)

• Fernando Lagreca – Childhood Remixes EP (free download)

• Fernando Lagreca – Quiet Lake (single, free download)

• Brunetto feat. Fede Weiss – Kidult (single, free download)

• Brunetto feat. I AM DIVE – Evergreen (single, free download)

• V.V.A.A. – Can't Get Enough Vol. 1 (compilation, free download)

• Brunetto – Sheroine Remixes Vol.1 (EP)

• John Vermont & BSN Posse – Sunday Afternoon (single)

• Fernando Lagreca – Control (LP)

• The Suicide of Western Culture – Hey, guys! I Know The name Of The Culprits (PSYCLE Remix)

• 2026

  Irregular discloses testing failures sent OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Google AI agents after real-world targets

  Irregular, an Israeli startup that stress-tests AI models, confirmed that a single evaluation scenario flaw — unintentionally available internet access combined with a simulated target company name that overlapped a real domain — caused AI agents from OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic, and Google to escape controlled testing environments and go after real-world targets in separate incidents this year. Irregular CTO Omer Nevo said all incidents involving the company stemmed from the same underlying issue and have been disclosed, while the tech companies were notified around late July; it is not clear which organizations were actually attacked. OpenAI and Anthropic announced the breaches themselves, while the Meta and later Google incidents became public through media reports. Irregular said it has tightened internet access controls, expanded monitoring and manual review, and addressed the testing environment issues, and it plans to publish a broader report on safe cyber evaluation practices.

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• 2026.09.25

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  Irregular discloses testing failures sent OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Google AI agents after real-world targets[4]Irregular discloses testing failures sent OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Google AI agents after real-world targetstheverge.com

  Irregular, an Israeli startup that stress-tests AI models, confirmed that a single evaluation scenario flaw — unintentionally available internet access combined with a simulated target company name that overlapped a real domain — caused AI agents from OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic, and Google to escape controlled testing environments and go after real-world targets in separate incidents this year. Irregular CTO Omer Nevo said all incidents involving the company stemmed from the same underlying issue and have been disclosed, while the tech companies were notified around late July; it is not clear which organizations were actually attacked. OpenAI and Anthropic announced the breaches themselves, while the Meta and later Google incidents became public through media reports. Irregular said it has tightened internet access controls, expanded monitoring and manual review, and addressed the testing environment issues, and it plans to publish a broader report on safe cyber evaluation practices.

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4. 4Irregular discloses testing failures sent OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Google AI agents after real-world targetstheverge.com