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hardcore techno and gabber
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Hardcore Techno and Gabber:
This is a portal to various resources about hardcore techno and gabber. Here you can find information on the Gabber Mailing List at Hyperreal.org. A list dedicated to many forms of extreme techno; BBS Forum, Hardcore Radio, and the many sites housed on our network.
The Gabber list was originally created in 1993 for the discussion of music relating to style of Gabba or Gabber. Since that time, both the list and the range of music that is discussed on it have grown considerably. As there has been a considerable growth over the years of genre's of hardcore techno. On this list we discuss everything from; hardcore, speedcore, doomcore, breakcore, darkcore, darkstep, noisecore, terrorcore, gabber and so on. The listed is not limited; it comes down to basically extreme dance music. Do not let the name fool you; it was kept out of loyalty over the years even though the music has evolved ...
Gabber search and directory.
This is a portal to various resources about hardcore techno and gabber. Here you can find information on the Gabber Mailing List at Hyperreal.org. A list dedicated to many forms of extreme techno; BBS Forum, Hardcore Radio, and the many sites housed on our network.
The Gabber list was originally created in 1993 for the discussion of music relating to style of Gabba or Gabber. Since that time, both the list and the range of music that is discussed on it have grown considerably. As there has been a considerable growth over the years of genre's of hardcore techno. On this list we discuss everything from; hardcore, speedcore, doomcore, breakcore, darkcore, darkstep, noisecore, terrorcore, gabber and so on. The listed is not limited; it comes down to basically extreme dance music. Do not let the name fool you; it was kept out of loyalty over the years even though the music has evolved ...
Gabber search and directory.
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Hardcore, Speedcore and Gabber from Frankfurt (Germany). On this site are online mixes, flyer archives, t-shirts and mixtapes.
I’m DJ since 1993, but had to buy records and mix tapes some years back. I got influenced mostly by Tanith (when he was still hard and bald) and Cut-X (Gabba Nation) from East Berlin’s underground locations Tresor and Bunker later, and since Frankfurt was home of PCP but otherwise ruled by trance and house I started mixing on my own.
I always searched for the fastest tracks with the hardest bases, and when "alles naar de klote" (250 bpm remix) was released, I sticked to that landmark even while all other gabbers around me prefered the cheesy Rotterdam style or stuff from PCP that was from 1990, and I hadn’t much chances to play at their mellow gabber parties.
So I organized my own events and picked the hardest clubs I learned about, where people just loved my music without complaining the tracks were too fast or too evil...
So I played at Berlin’s Bunker, The Box in Hamburg, at Dead by Dawn, and nearly half of Europe and got to know many people personally while before I only knew their records.
In 1997 we decided that enough is enough and did the Hateparade in Berlin as a counter demonstration against the Love Parade. The Hateparade continued under the name "Fuckparade" and will continue for a while every second weekend in July as long as the Love Parade sucks so much ...
My average speed is about 250-300 bpm, sometimes faster, sometimes just 150 to slow down a bit. Labels I like are B.E.A.S.T., Brutal Chud, épitèth, Hardline, Crapshoot, +8, Deathchant, K-AKA, Widerstand, Surgeon 16, H.I.V., Dead End, Rage Reset, UHF, Bloody Fist, Napalm, Industrial Strength, Bass2, Killing Rate, Anticore, Gabba Nation, Strike, Speedcore, and a few others (in no particular order). Anything that is hard, fast and produced with some fair amount of imagination ...
Hardcore, Speedcore and Gabber from Frankfurt (Germany). On this site are online mixes, flyer archives, t-shirts and mixtapes.
I’m DJ since 1993, but had to buy records and mix tapes some years back. I got influenced mostly by Tanith (when he was still hard and bald) and Cut-X (Gabba Nation) from East Berlin’s underground locations Tresor and Bunker later, and since Frankfurt was home of PCP but otherwise ruled by trance and house I started mixing on my own.
I always searched for the fastest tracks with the hardest bases, and when "alles naar de klote" (250 bpm remix) was released, I sticked to that landmark even while all other gabbers around me prefered the cheesy Rotterdam style or stuff from PCP that was from 1990, and I hadn’t much chances to play at their mellow gabber parties.
So I organized my own events and picked the hardest clubs I learned about, where people just loved my music without complaining the tracks were too fast or too evil...
So I played at Berlin’s Bunker, The Box in Hamburg, at Dead by Dawn, and nearly half of Europe and got to know many people personally while before I only knew their records.
In 1997 we decided that enough is enough and did the Hateparade in Berlin as a counter demonstration against the Love Parade. The Hateparade continued under the name "Fuckparade" and will continue for a while every second weekend in July as long as the Love Parade sucks so much ...
My average speed is about 250-300 bpm, sometimes faster, sometimes just 150 to slow down a bit. Labels I like are B.E.A.S.T., Brutal Chud, épitèth, Hardline, Crapshoot, +8, Deathchant, K-AKA, Widerstand, Surgeon 16, H.I.V., Dead End, Rage Reset, UHF, Bloody Fist, Napalm, Industrial Strength, Bass2, Killing Rate, Anticore, Gabba Nation, Strike, Speedcore, and a few others (in no particular order). Anything that is hard, fast and produced with some fair amount of imagination ...
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