Dougal & Gammer
One of 'UK Hardcores' most popular duos, consists of DJ Dougal (real name Paul Arnold Clarke) and DJ Gammer (real name Matt Lee). Have created Hardcore anthems for the past few years.
One of 'UK Hardcores' most popular duos, consists of DJ Dougal (real name Paul Arnold Clarke) and DJ Gammer (real name Matt Lee). Have created Hardcore anthems for the past few years.
Real Name: Stu Allan
Profile: Stu Allan is a British dance music DJ who worked for Piccadilly Radio and Key 103 in Manchester in the 1980s and 1990s. His hip-hop, house music and hardcore techno shows were a significant influence on the local music scene at that time.
New Hardcore compilation CD Hardcore Adrenaline http://www.hardcoreadrenaline.com Aliases: 150 Volts, Anti Visa, Catch (2), Visa URLs: http://www.stuallen.com & http://www.myspace.com/djstuallan
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Legendary UK hardcore dj/producer.
UK hardcore DJ and producer, DJ Kurt is co-founder with Joey Riot of Lethal Theory Records. Together they have pushed the boundaries of UK hardcore, transforming it into a minimalist, hard and relentlessly banging genre. His trademark style is infexious. ;)
Dione a.k.a. Erik Ypma started DJ'ing at the end of the 80's at a youth centre. He organized parties at Bubbles in Lelystad and started a radio program at a local station. His first productions were released at Rams Horn Records/5th Gear and appeared on over 50 cd's. His (award-winning) radioshow, "Hakkuh" at New Dance Radio, became Holland's most populair hardcore programme. He started producing and DJ'ing for ID&T (Mysteryland, Thunderdome, Earthquake etc.) Dione played in Finland, Letland, Estland, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Hungary and Holland.
DJ Fury is Graig Morris. UK Happy Hardcore artist. Description: Craig Morris has always been influenced by Rap and Hip Hop. At 12 years old he was saving his dinner money to fuel his addiction for new records. "As soon as I left school, the first thing I did was save up to buy a pair of Technics and learn to scratch!" But he soon became bored with the increasing politics and bad attitude surrounding the Rap scene and stumbled across a new breed of music. "There was speeded up Rap and Hip Hop beats and loads of energy". He was hooked from his first rave 'The Slammer' in Gravesend, Kent.