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Death Metal influenced Hardcore Punk from Perth, Australia FFO: Slayer, Carcass, Terrorizer, Discharge, Entombed, Celtic Frost, Integrity, Sepultura, Anti-Cimex, Venom, Carnage, Ringworm, Grave, Death, Cro-Mags, Massacre, Dismember, Unleashed, Mindsnare, Napalm Death, Amebix, Master, Rotten Sound, Bathory, Demigod, Bolt Thrower, Turmoil, Possessed, Chokehold, Autopsy, Merauder, Exhumed, Nasum, Entrails, Arkangel etc .

Spearheading the new wave of UK hard trance producers, Marcos aka Mark Dearden has literally exploded on to the scene over the last two years. At only 21 he has produced a staggering number of high quality anthems! Working closely with Jay K Walker for a number of years it was inevitable the two would eventually produce a track together. In April 2003 they released 'NIGHTFINDER' EP. Mark's career to date has charted a meteoric rise from bedroom producer to highly respected craftsmen of techie driving anthems. The next logical step is to build Mark's career as a DJ and...

Acid house duo consisting of Kristian Weston (The Orb) and Martin Glover. .

Paul Harris & Julian Peake are currently riding high & on top form, Superbass's latest remix Of Just Jack's 'Glory Days' is being championed on National Radio Worldwide & has been causing a stir on the more discerning dancefloors. Other current remixes include Dame Shirley Bassey's 'The Living Tree' and Bent's 'Waiting for you'.Their solo efforts are currently at the forefront of Dance Media with Paul's 'Better Days' honoured with Essential New Tune on Pete Tong's Essential Selection. Their forthcoming Single 'Don't Be Silent' featuring Dominique Woolf's sublime vocal talents looks set to be one of the signature dance tracks...

“On a afternoon somewhere in the beginning of 2007 two friends decided to join forces, one Dj and one producer, both sharing great passion for house music.. Bassjackers was born..!” Bassjackers aka Marlon Flohr and Ralph van Hilst had not foreseen what was coming when they started out with their collaboration. Marlon was already Dj-ing for a while and Ralph experimented a lot with making different kinds of dance music. Marlon was mainly playing house music at the time and then the idea came to push Ralphs productions in that direction so that Marlon could play the tracks in his...