Producers, aliases, crews, and hardcore names connected to published releases. Search fast and sort by how much of an artist’s discography is already anchored in the archive.
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From the depths of the nether realm comes a savior, the bringer of light, the… Ok, let’s skip the crap. Rapture is all about the music and a...
Breakcore project of Hellseeker & Artek. The Hellseeker release "No E.P. Title E.P.", released at Intellectual Violence, can also be seen as...
Punk/Gabber Noise collective from Cincinnati, OH. Realicide was active from late 2001 until October 2010. During that time, especially later...
Aliases, scene links, and releases connected inside the vault.
Dutch gabber/hardcore project with various members over time, related to the Revolution Records label and the Ravers Revolution compilation...
Aliases, scene links, and releases connected inside the vault.
It is in July of the year 2000 as dj Rudeboy and his brother (nowadays known as T-Junction) buy themselves a set of turntables and a mixer t...
Speedcore producer from Holland owning the Sacred Underground Productions label. Sacred Forces was originally a two men project of Thanos an...
All started in 1996, TR with artists Micropoint, started the French hardcore label Dead End Records. Releasing mainly Hardcore/ Noise techno...
German act that used to specialize in Happy Hardcore & Bouncy Techno but now focuses on Hands Up, Techno, Trance, Hardstyle & Jumpstyle. Cur...
The brothers John and Paul Healy, collectively known throughout the world as Somatic Responses, are native residents of a small industrial m...
Dutch Techno-Hardcore project from the 90's. For the release S-Fucking, Maurice Hickendorff left the group and was replaced by Dennis Slijk
A short-lived alias of Bass-D & King Matthew used for two tracks and a remix. Bass-D & King Matthew were credited as Sanka (2) and Dreadlock...
