HARDCORE

Appeared in 1992. At that time the dominant sound on the dance floor and raves in Europe was the "hard- Belgian techno ". Formations as Quadrophonia", "T99" or "Front242" became the undisputed number one. Before 1992, there were productions that could be called, pseudo-hardcore people like Speed Emperors (Netherlands) and Marc Acardipane (German). Many neighboring countries followed the example of Belgian producers in their own way, especially in Netherlands and particularly in the city where it all began: ROTTERDAM. A small studio in the basement of a simple record store called "Mid-Town", in the center of Rotterdam became the laboratory where I was the first maxi Hardcore / Gabber entitled: " Euromasters - Amsterdam Waar Lech D Dan. "According says legend, this maxi is made only to offend the followers of Ajax Amsterdam, which is false, with the title "Amsterdam Waar Lech Dan D" or "Amsterdam, Where the hell is that" and they got rather Amsterdam with its own, or with the music there heard, say that they found "very soft". The Maxi like a lot of people: so that, to be placed in a good position in the charts Netherlands. Interestingly, this was the first release of a stamp new piece called "Rotterdam Records Despite being created in Rotterdam, the hardcore / Gabber be spread throughout Europe in just a few months: the slums of Frankfurt (Germany) appeared creator Seal "PCP (Planet Core Productions) known as "Marc Acardipane" also recognized by the darkness of their productions. Paul Elstak and Rob Fabrie (Dj Waxweazle, The Headbanger) created the Holy formation Noise, removing items and very hard, in those days Dj Paul had a record shop in the Mid-Town Records with what was very attentive to all types of new musical trends. Finally, with the collaboration of Mid-Town Records Rotterdam Records and overnight, this style finally came to light in 1992 following the Rotterdam Records hits.

YOUR STYLE:



Oldstyle or OldSchool:


This style emerged over the years 1991 in Rotterdam, influenced mainly by the Belgian techno. It was a rather obscure style and tempos slow addition samples used to use old-fashioned, that is, with background noise or "dirty." Many people Oldstyle encompassing as a derivative of hardcore, others say it has nothing to do. Topics: "Dj Rob & Mc Joe - The beat is flown" or "Dj Hooligan - B.O.T.T.R.O.P. "



Gabber: 


If there is a representational style in that would be the hardcore gabber. Tempo is fast (between 180-190bpms). Its golden age was 1992-1997. Today still occurs at the hands of the living legends of the genre such as Omar Santana or Da Predator. This style was marking guidelines to follow in the hardcore, both musical level (from this point that was hardcore gabber talk) and social, as it marked an aesthetic follow (the typical image of gabber: shaved head sweatshirt, jeans or camouflage pants and slippers Sports). There is an enormous amount of issues out there, but good, For example some real temazos: "Masters of Ceremony - "Hardcore to da bone" and "Chosen Few - The name of the DJ "


 Artcore:


It came together with the gabber. With the same speed, but pads were thicker and more powerful. Its largest producer father was Patrick van Kerckhoven (DJ Ruffneck, Wedlock, Juggernaut ...) who has left us gems like "Wedlock & Nosferatu - Bullitproof" or "Wedlock - I'm the Fuck You Man. " 



Hard House:


Evil called "American Hardcore." It is a variant or the Club House, sounds typically Americans, just that this style has a lot more bass powerful, the tunes are monotonous, and are made mainly consisting of acidic riffs. Dominate this people like George Centeno style, Poogie Bear, Mark V. or Raoul Zerner. Topics: "George Centeno - Work That" or "Dj Paul & Masochist - No newstyle (hardhouse mix) " Darkcore: It is a dark style with a tempo between 150 - 160bpms and deep bass. It's the latest styles that have been created. E-Man with his "Bass Machine" was the first to go for this style, but who actually coined the name and were caught on the Endymion. Now is when it is hottest setting, thanks to people like Headbanger, Endymion, Ophidian, Negative A. .. Topics: "The Headbanger - Sweet Dreams" or "Meagashira - Dj Killa "