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rafferty Senior Member
United Kingdom
321 posts Joined: Feb, 2012
Posted - 2026/09/23 : 02:26:52
They seem to be releasing a lot of very similar music to Blatant Beats & Next Generation Records. A lot of it is on vinyl & cd too. Probably the best Happy Hardcore label going at the moment. Not sure who is behind the label, it seems to focus on a Dutch/UK mutation with a stack of new producers involved.
Samination Advanced Member
Sweden
10,219 posts Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
Posted - 2026/09/23 : 14:20:27
None of the sounds remotely like Blatant Beats. Perhaps the very first Blatant Beats, but even that's a stretch.
Oh, an upload by our friend Fraz "I'll copyright strike you for uploading tracks I believe I own" Hardcore.
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Captain Triceps Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,301 posts Joined: Dec, 2011
Posted - 2026/09/23 : 18:06:38
It's run by Wicked XXX, he was Wicked Dimension back in the 90s. Top producer and a very decent fella.
Me and The Lowercase have had a couple of remixes on the label under our The BradderCase name.
I wouldn't have said it sounds like Blatant Beats though. More like a follow up to the old Dutch happy hardcore labels., if anything.
rafferty Senior Member
United Kingdom
321 posts Joined: Feb, 2012
Posted - 2026/09/24 : 05:33:40
quote:Originally posted by Samination:
None of the sounds remotely like Blatant Beats. Perhaps the very first Blatant Beats, but even that's a stretch.
Oh, an upload by our friend Fraz "I'll copyright strike you for uploading tracks I believe I own" Hardcore.
Copyright strike? What are you even talking about? Trying to be a hero lol.. Farkin loser.
There are similarities with the rawness of the kicks to the late 90s early 2000s Blatant Beats stuff. But we can agree to disagree on that. But no need to carry on like a keyboard warrior when you are a nobody.
Samination Advanced Member
Sweden
10,219 posts Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
Posted - 2026/09/24 : 17:17:19
quote:Originally posted by rafferty:
quote:Originally posted by Samination:
Oh, an upload by our friend Fraz "I'll copyright strike you for uploading tracks I believe I own" Hardcore.
Copyright strike? What are you even talking about? Trying to be a hero lol.. Farkin loser.
He's copyright struck people for uploading rare tracks that he's also uploaded. Actual rare 90's tracks, not random tracks that someone's made to sound like 90's track.
I like 2000's Blatant Beats and Next Generation, but I find it funny that you seem to like 2000's Blatant Beats. That's still the very trancy stuff that you've gone out of your way to despise.
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Alert moderatorEdited by - Samination on 2026/09/24 17:18:30
rafferty Senior Member
United Kingdom
321 posts Joined: Feb, 2012
Posted - 2026/09/24 : 22:02:13
quote:Originally posted by Samination:
quote:Originally posted by rafferty:
quote:Originally posted by Samination:
Oh, an upload by our friend Fraz "I'll copyright strike you for uploading tracks I believe I own" Hardcore.
Copyright strike? What are you even talking about? Trying to be a hero lol.. Farkin loser.
He's copyright struck people for uploading rare tracks that he's also uploaded. Actual rare 90's tracks, not random tracks that someone's made to sound like 90's track.
I like 2000's Blatant Beats and Next Generation, but I find it funny that you seem to like 2000's Blatant Beats. That's still the very trancy stuff that you've gone out of your way to despise.
The whole scene is littered with uncopyrighted material.
You are actually more clueless than I realized. Have you even heard the Next Generation Blatatan Beats V.1 album from 2002? It doesn't sound Trancey at all. You are coming across very dumb now. It makes sense though, you are from Sweden where there's never even been a Hardcore scene or any decent Hardcore djs. I can tell that by how bad your knowledge & dj sets are lol.... I've never ever even seen a Swedish dj ever on a line up of any major Hardcore rave either or running a successful label.
Hip Hop, Breaks, Hard House, Dutch Hardcore & NRG are the main influences and sounds on the V.1 album. Do you even know what Trance is? I actually don't think you do.
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