Another insane set by yours truly, GabberGirl!  Mostly hardcore, a few fun surprises, and for a change in tempo: speedcore makes the meat of this sandwich.  The theme is anarchy-- flush the bills, flush the rules, flush the time clock, and Flush the System!!!  Hardcore heads unite in the revolution!

Special thanks to JAMES F and FLAIL for hooking me up with their awesome tracks.  I like to buy tracks to support the producers-- I understand how much blood, sweat, and piss they put into their work-- but these two anarchists told me to fuck the system, and sent me their tracks for free.  See below for their Soundcloud links.

FLUSH THE SYSTEM
Mixed By GabberGirl
November 2023
DJ Set Track List

“Fuck the System” by Satronica & Unexist
“Revolutionary” by Sin Project & DJ Delerium
“I’m the Fuck You Man” by Wedlock
“I Don’t Give a Damn” by Hardcorezilla ft. MC Justice
“Anarchy in the UK (Remix)” by Satronica & Unexist (original track by Sex Pistols) 
“Face of Chaos” by E-Noid
“I Don’t Care What You Think” by Lenny Dee & Tieum
“Take This Job & Shove It” by Moonshine Bandits ft. D. Allan (remake of Johnny Paycheck’s original track)
“Revolution” by Damien Ray
“The Look of a Predator” by James F
“We’re Not Gonna Take It” by Twisted Sister
“The Queen is Dead” by Flail
“A Little Bit of Old School” by The Speed Freak (intro only)
“Bang the Drum” by Todd Rundgren
“Anarchist Angel” by Audiotest
“Bang The Drum (Dubstep Remix)” by Todd Rundgren
“Lock Load Fire (Epic Aggressive Remix) by Terrorclown
“Hard Synths 92” by Somniac One
“Fuck the Rent” by Snow tha Product
“Money for Fish” by Hellfish
“The Teknologikal Revolutionary” by The DJ Producer
“Revolution is My Name” by Pantera (intro only)
“The True Creators (We’re Back Pt. 1) by The DJ Producer
“Do Fuck Yourself” by The Dark Horror
“Gun Goes Bang” by The Speed Freak
“My Shit Bang” by E-40
“My Revolution” by System Overload
“Fight for Your Right to Party” by Beastie Boys
“Middle Fingers Up (Sick Impact Remix)” by Terrorclown ft. Dedicator

For James F's tracks:
https://on.soundcloud.com/4YpLm

For Flail's tracks:
https://on.soundcloud.com/H5G3H

Flush The System

I decided to work on this song since another song of mine was having issues in development (which eventually got resolved). Anyways, I was heavily inspired to make such a song after playing Pump It Up. Wanted to make an aggressive high tempo, rhythm game-esque boss song and this is what I came up with. I hope you guys enjoy this chaotic mess.

Misc Info:

Length: 2:51
BPM: 220-440 (220)
Time Signature: 4/4
Genre: Hardcore, Speedcore
Inspirations: DM Ashura - Ignus Fatuus; Renard - Why am I so Angry; Noise Spammer - Splitting Noise; End User - End of a Beginning (Hellcreator Bootleg); goreshit - I Love You More Each Time You Die; Kobaryo - G.G.S.B.N.D.S.

This song on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jDjQoBLByIY?si=KPNM0Ke4b3IkQoIH
This song on Newgrounds: https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/1388661

Music made on www.soundtrap.com​​. Soundtrap is also available on the AppStore and Google Play.

Regards to usage:
If you would like to use my music for whatever reason, at the very least, (please) ask and/or credit me. Nobody wants to deal with crappy copyright or plagiarism. Personal use is fine, but for public, I urge a credit/request. Thanks for understanding.

Contact: yoshster061@gmail.com

Tears of Fear

GabberGirl began her DJ career in the mid-90's, out of Minneapolis.  She has always focused on gabber & hardcore, but enjoys mixing it up with an occasional track of a different genre, especially hip hop, dubstep, drum & bass, & hard techno.

She stumbled upon her first rave in 1994, put on by DJ ESP Woody McBride (Communique Records), DJ Jedidiah, & JethroX (Kurt Eckes) of Drop Bass Network.  The promoters showed her the magic happening in the DJ booth, and she declared at that moment she would be a DJ. 

GabberGirl played raves, clubs, radio shows, festivals, and even malls all around the Midwest and Canada from 1995 to 1997.  She also promoted parties as Warrior Princess Productions, including Heavy Mental in March 1997, with DJ Tron & Doormouse headlining.

She was honored to play in the main tent at the legendary Even Furthur '96 festival, a few hours before Daft Punk's US debut.

In 1997, after playing a Trust campout in the Sierra Nevada mountains, she decided to "bring the hardcore" to northern California & moved to the San Francisco bay area.

Late 1997, after finding her hardcore crew, GabberGirl & her partner DJ Squircle (previously known as Dr. Nog) began and ran Technostate internet radio station out of an artist loft warehouse in San Fran, and continued throwing parties as Warrior Productions. 

Summer of 1998, GabberGirl & the Technostate hardcore DJs hit the road for a 2-month coast to coast cross country tour.

In 1999, XLR8R Magazine published an article about GabberGirl, introducing her as the hardcore record reviewer of their new hardcore column, which only lasted a few months.

Technostate resident DJ Forest Green was featured on the film Groove, & Technostate hosted the movie premier in 2000, with GabberGirl DJing and broadcasting in the theater lobby.

In her early years, GabberGirl played parties with many other notable DJs, including Henry Vengeance, Bobby Tense (FUHD), Dan Efex, Ron D Core, Demigod, Bombardier, Fishead, DJ Tron, R-Type, The Tyrant (FUHD), William Rabies, and Doormouse.  In recent years, she has played events alongside The Demix, Flynx, Brenda, & Neil Landstrumm.

In 2002, GabberGirl took a long break to raise her son.  In 2018, after moving back to the Midwest as an empty nester, GabberGirl began DJing again. 

Lately, GabberGirl has been contributing monthly to New York City based internet radio station, Respect The Dance Floor Rave Radio. She has also been featured several times on Doomcore Records Pod Cast out of Hamburg, Germany.

Well...I am trying to make music. That's all.

My songs are free to use for rhythm games. Feel free to chart my songs. I'd love to see what you guys can make with my songs. :^)

New tracks tagged #Hardcore &amp; Speedcore

New tracks tagged #Hardcore & Speedcore