Revisited set from Gabber Resistance at the Willemeen in Arnhem. Exactly the same tracklist!

Including two additional tracks I was planning on playing, but, unfortunately, I did not have time at the party!

Gabber Resistance (21.09.24) (Vinyl)

Original hardcore disc jockey. I spin the true hardcore sound that I enjoy so much for all the gabbers. All the mixes I posted on this page are 100% vinyl. 

Gabberizer is my main alias for hardcore. My others are:
aka DJ Hakkeehh (funcore/UK)  
aka R'dam Maniac (rotterdam hardcore)
aka DJ PulseX (90s music, mainly hard trance)

The tracks I spin I’ve hunted down, one by one, after hours of digging, listening, and selecting. Every mix I make starts with flipping through my collection, chasing the tracks I feel like connect well. 

For me, vinyl is discipline. It’s commitment. There is no sync, no screens, no waveforms, no cue points, just raw, analog sound. It’s the DJ and his ears. 

While digital is convenient and accessible, I choose vinyl to stay true to the roots of mixing. I spin hardcore the way it was meant to be heard: straight from wax, loud, dirty, and alive. My goal is to remind people that hardcore and dance music were born on raw, analog sound systems, blasting vinyl records in dark rooms. That’s the energy I try to bring to every set.

However, I can also play digital if no turntables are available. 

RESPECT GOES OUT TO ALL THE REAL GABBERS!!!

Bookings: beheadgore@gmail.com

𝕲𝖔𝖗𝖊𝖇𝖊𝖍𝖊𝖆𝖉  Gabberhead Records, Mokum Records, Dwarf Records, Aux Records ...

I started my journey in 2013 at the age of 14, spinning hardcore tracks under my old alter ego, "L.Vølume" (Lenny Volume) @noize-maniacs. That's where it all began for me. Back then, I didn’t have a vinyl player or CDJ, so I quickly moved to producing using FL Studio as my DAW. I actually discovered FL Studio around 2010 at a family gathering—funny enough, the family member was also into hardcore music!

I eventually moved on from FL Studio, and around 2015, I switched to Ableton and added a Korg Electribe SX ESX-1, an EMX-1, a MIDI controller, and a basic keyboard to my setup. This made it easier for me to create live sets, and from 2015 to 2020, I focused on producing Acid and Tekno music.

After that, I shifted towards harder genres like Doomcore and Industrial, experimenting a lot with the 909 and gradually increasing the BPMs. I also put significant time into mastering mixing techniques. Lately, I’ve been honing my knowledge of the Roland Alpha Juno 2 and Jupiter-8—both of which I’m a huge fan of.👊

Gabber Resistance (21.09.24) (Vinyl)

GABBERIZER