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Dutch hardcore's most recognisable mask — twenty-odd years of relentless gabber kicks and horror-film samples, with no interest in mellowing.
Two nights of hard dance at the NOS Events Center — hardstyle, rawstyle, hardcore and hard techno across three stages curated by Basscon, Mutate and Unreal.

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Dutch hardcore's most recognisable mask — twenty-odd years of relentless gabber kicks and horror-film samples, with no interest in mellowing.
UK hardcore royalty — piano riffs, pitched-up vocals and an unembarrassed grin, still the biggest name the genre has.
American hard dance at full sprint — Lil Texas's 200bpm rave-metal hybrid traded back to back with Yosuf.
Dutch duo who dragged rawstyle somewhere darker and more cinematic — kicks like a pile driver, melodies built to match them.
Euphoric hardstyle's most melodic writer — the hooks are the point, and they're built to be sung back.
The Xtreme alias pushes his trance sets into faster, harder territory — mashups stacked at maximum volume.
Raw hardstyle producer and label head whose sets run on relentless, driving kick patterns.
One of Dutch hardcore's founding names, on the circuit since the '90s and still at the top of the bill.
Welded hardcore punk and metal onto hard dance — screamed vocals over hardstyle kicks, and a live show built around the collision.
Hardstyle with an orchestral streak — cinematic build-ups that hold off as long as possible before the kick arrives.
Berlin hard techno at its most severe — a Berghain regular whose records are all pressure and no release.
Italian hardcore veteran — uncompromising gabber built for the largest rooms in Europe and played like it.
Rawstyle at its most aggressive edge — distorted kicks with no interest in subtlety or in slowing down.
French hard techno played fast and loud — one of the sound's most in-demand exports.
Rawstyle producer with a taste for euphoric melody sitting on top of genuinely brutal kicks.
Brother duo trading in borderless, pop-leaning dance music.
Not a fixed act — an open-call talent search whose winner takes the slot, so the name behind it changes each time it appears.
A fixture of Spain's techno scene for over two decades — hard, driving sets from a genuine veteran of it.
UK hardcore lifer — the Bonkers compilations were his, and the piano-over-breakbeat template still is.
Moves between hard techno, trap and hard dance with the same aggression whichever one he's in.
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