All posts tagged in Hardcore
• Dark and ominous Hardcore • Screechy, upbeat, and downright bizarre • Chaotic breakbeat at the end Honestly, when I first experienced this, it downright blew my mind— it HAD to be talked about! Just A Gent and Hailure delivered something so intriguing and special that I or anyone else would probably never see it
• Bad? No, just… Generic • The usual recipe • No traces of R3HAB It is distressing to give such a low score to W&W, who are doing great endeavors in the Happy Hardcore scene and running their label excellently, but I am tired of these releases always following the same formula. “Million Places” comes
• Harsh transitions between violins and Hardstyle • Lush vocals, potential hit • Wise and experimental festival remix It’s not hard to grasp the motive behind this rework of Issey Cross, which got a brand new vocal from The Verve’s unforgettable violins at “Bitter Sweet Simphony” and a DnB bassline. I like the original, which
• Not an habitueè of Hard Dance • Lots of care with the digital theme • Some unexpected old-school Electro House breakdowns I know, I know, I am reviewing a lot of Tribal Trap stuff lately. It’s just that I keep discovering exciting releases, such as “404” by Dirty Blood! Trust me, this one will
• Genial rework of Alestorm’s hit • An innocent bagpipe that provides a hilarious contrast • Frenchcore with heavy “classic Hardstyle” flavoring Whatever knowledge that I have acquired so far about the tenacious world of Frenchcore stems solely from Sefa (thanks to Beatmad’s critics of his songs) and his colleague Dr. Peacock, so excuse my
• Explosive Hardstyle drop • Orchestral section with elegant chords • Lots of space for both different styles The Australian creator Dimatik is in great shape for this 2022, with interesting collaborations with Restricted, Und3rsound and Dr Phunk. As I declared several times, I love his ingenious mix of Hardstyle, Psy-Trance and Bounce, often with
• A contemplative album theme • Sefa’s instrumentalism shines bright • Classical music meets modern ideas It’s been a moment since my previous review came out. The dance music industry seems to be on the verge of a path that is unenjoyable personally, so I barely find a song that makes me think “damn, this
• Great adaptation of the OST • Aggressive and powerful sounds • Nice amalgam of organic and electronic sounds I am well aware that my reviews are getting dedicated to Sefa’s creation lately, at the risk of looking somewhat a fanboy, but honestly, I am always highly impressed by this guy’s mindset. In an era
• Three beasts colliding • Brutal, no mercy • Timmy Trumpet is no more, it’s time for Timmy Guitar! It seemed the time to review a new Timmy Trumpet single wasn’t there yet, especially after the strange experiments in “Cardio”. Sinphony, however, was quietly publishing energetic releases from renowned artists, but I didn’t see this
• Great vocal yet lacks euphoria • Exquisite melody • Cut-and-dried drop DWX copyright free imprint’s Instagram account was made offline several months ago, but I heard the sub-label has great artists and its releases are interesting. They finally happened to publish a new work baked fresh from the lab of Wav3motion, a promising upcoming
Last few months has presented us the opportunity to touch on multiple genres that once were rampant in the 90s, and especially in the 2000s era. For this month, I decided not to touch upon any House or Trance gem, but rather an underrated style that output many iconic songs consistently: Hardstyle/Hard Techno. If you
• Yes, Rawstyle! • Rave influences on a Rawstyle track? • Glitchy elements fits perfect with the badass melody Rawstyle is perhaps one of the trendier subgenres in the hard scene right now, and taking this opportunity amply well, iMVD and Killouz have jumped on bandwagon to bring us, surprisingly, a tune laden with rave
Hey x! Ladies and gentlefarks, welcome to the greaziest and sexiest article ever! In case you hadn’t noticed yet, we are going to talk about the barmiest and most nonsensical music duo we have in the hardstyle (and let’s be honest, entire EDM world): Greazy Puzzy Fuckerz, also known as GPF. What started as an
• Amazing combination of brutality and emotions • Sharp D-Sturb kicks • A powerful structure that doesn’t leave a breath After more than 15 years delivering breathtaking and brutal hardstyle productions, D-Block & S-te-Fan have already proved that they are one of the best hard dance duos out there, especially after crafting the legendary “The
• Songs with a great atmosphere • Some dreamy and amazing vocals • Intensive kicks Written by our fan Antonio. Thank you! Exploding into the spotlight as one of the most exciting, energetic and evolutionary artists in Hard Dance – Sub Zero Project have catapulted themselves into the A-game! Musically, they fit into no specific
