All my favourite British Hardcore tracks from 1995-1997, when this sound was at it’s absolute peak. These tracks possibly inspired the trancecore & freeform sounds that developed around the millennium.

Tracklist:

1. Nemesis - Aftershock 
2. Suburban Delay - All I Need (Eurostomp Mix)
3. DJ Eclipse - Ultraworld 5
4. Auriga - Isotope (Scott Brown Remix)
5. Scott Brown - Rock That Body (Scott’s Twisted Vinyl Mix)
6. Druid & Bananama - Tweedle Dee
7. Sass - Uprising
8. Ramos, Supreme & UFO - Terminator
9. Supreme & UFO - Rave Station
10. D-Tox - Trancer
11. The Vampire - Technostorm (Sharkey Remix)
12. Stu J & UFO - Resin 8
13. Tripswitch - Dizstruxshon

Best of British Hardcore

Rave Doctor - Ruff In The Jungle - VFS067

Rave Doctor - Annihilating Rhythm - VFS067

Rave Doctor - Shake Your Rump - VFS067

Rave Doctor - Live With The Hardcore - VFS067

https://www.twitch.tv/historyofhappyhardcore

The Rough Breaks Crew - Deconstruction
Jon Doe feat. Tekneek - Break Neck (Breaks Mix)
New Horizons - Wildside (Breaks Mix)
DJ Slam - Influence (DJ Slam, Ramos & UFO Remix)
DJ Fury - Revolution
MC MC & Rushour - Music Maker (Justin Time's Remix)
Tailbone - In My Mind (The Helix Remix)
Helix - Helixia
DJ Sy Meets Billy "Daniel" Bunter - Cybertron
JHAL - The Power
Sunset Regime - Chimera
Vinyl Junkie & Elation - Break Thru
Sunset Regime - Renumberation
Sunset Regime & DJ Chappie - Dead Tekno Man
Davie Muirhead Meets Sunset Regime - Slaves
Supreme & UFO - Trip To The Other Side
Davie Muirhead Meets Sunset Regime - 360°
Force & Styles - Apollo 13 Pt2 (Bunter & Vanden Remix)
Future Collective - Look 4 The Truth (Billy "Daniel" Bunter + D'Zyne Remix)
Helix & Tekno Dred - Noise & Music
DJ Fury - Droppin' Bombs
Mr Hyde & MC Knight - Just Havin' A Laugh (The Not So Funny Mix)
Bang The Future - Body Slam (Back To The Future Remix)
Ramos & UFO - 1 To 1
Trance Fiction - Lightning Strike
Bass-X - The World Went Down
DJ Storm - Fallen Angel
Future Vinyl Collective - Orchestral Aura
Technotrance & DJ Darryl - Solar
Kerve - Blue Thunder
X-Cess & G-Netic - Acid Stomp
Stu J & UFO - Positron (Space Anthem Part Two)
Supreme & UFO - Rave Station
Stu J & UFO - Word UP!
Jon Doe - Black And White
Stu J & UFO - Resin-8
Jon Doe - Hoover (Badger Mix)
Flava 'N' Divine - Inner Cry
Flava 'N' Divine - Smash (Frantic's Not So Frantic Mix)
DJ Frantic & Jon Doe - Knightmares
Al & Mr. Blade & JD303 - Acid Roll
Jon Doe - Trance Mission
Marley & UFO - Trinity
Rob Vanden - Gates Of Oblivion
Bang The Future - Tardis To Brooklyn
Frantic - The Afterbirth
Metropolis - Arabian Nights
Metropolis - Twister
Metropolis - Liquid Nights
VGT - #1B
Tripswitch - On My Own Tip
Vinyl Junkie - Hidden Dreams
JHAL - Deep Inside
DJ Fade - Images
Mr Hyde - Conner
DJ Twist & Friendly - Rhythm Of Life (Happy Mix)
Ultraviolence - Heaven Is Oblivion (Billy Bunter Remix)
Double R - Shadows
Tailbone - Resident Evil
Sy & Unknown - Voodoo
Fade - A New Life
Simon Apex & Ion - Purgatory
Simon Apex & Orion - Hardcore Frequency (Fade & Ethos Bonkers Remix)
Kaos & Ethos - Technorocker
Digital Manouvres - Monkey's Punk
Brisk & Trixxy - Back To The Top (Remix)
Johnny Go Mental - Acid Rain
Johnny Go Mental - Voodoo Magic
The Omen - Dark Rider
DJ Kaos - Back Breaker
Johnny Go Mental - Killer
Storm & Blade - Darkzone (DJ Storm DFR Remix)
D'Zyne & Fury - Psycho Sledgehammer (Revisited)
Sharkey - Shark Attack
Sharkey & Dee - Dreamin'
Sharkey - Revolution Pt 2 (Bonkers Mix)
Robbo + Jon Doe - Power

Saturday Seshions 'The Happocalypse' - HDSN (2/12/23)

Time for some 96-97 vibes this week, with some happy hardcore slowly getting more trancecore towards the end, lots of underrated classics, enjoy !

Track listing:

01. Fade & Bananaman - Calypso Summer 97
02. Class Act - Give Me Love
03. DJ Phobia - Earthquake
04. Fade & Bananamn - Hardcore Is Heaven
05. Juicy Cuts Vol 6 - Side A
06. Dougal & Mickey Skeedale - Emerald
07. Kingsize & Eternity - What I Need
08. Fade - Dreamworld
09. Profound - 4 O'Clock
10. Supreme & UFO - Paradise
11. Stu J & UFO - Positron (Space Anthem Part Two)
12. Slipmatt Vs 3D - Pure Release (Techno Mix)
13. Bass Instinct - The Law (DJ Tizer Mix)
14. D.H.S.S. - Bloo - Side b 
15. D-Tox - Trancer
16. Alas Smith & Sharkey - Oh No!
17. Metropolis - Liquid Nights
18. Stu J & UFO - Resin-8
19. Sharkey - Sound Assassin (Instrumental Mix)

DJ A.K. - 90's Bouncy Hardcore & Trancecore Mix 11.01.25

Mixing high power sounds of the underground 🧙🏻‍♂️

Resident DJ @ 
Tomorrow’s World 🪐 
Toxic Sickness ☣️

Upcoming gigs/shows:

12/9/25 - Dioxide Hard Events, @ The Doncaster Warehouse, UK.

8/10/25 - Toxic Sickness Residency Show

22/11/25 - Tomorrow’s World Warp Storm @ The Doncaster Warehouse, UK.

10/12/25 - Toxic Sickness Residency Show

DJ A.K. original Uproar DJ Competition winner in 2003
I play/love many styles of music including: Hard Dance, Hard Trance, Techno, Jungle, Drum and Bass and my first love Hardcore Rave (and all its sub genres) For bookings PM me

Follow me for live streams on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/historyofhappyhardcore

Oi Oi I’m Ryan (HDSN). Welcome to my page. 

Here’s a little bio. 

I bought my first set of turntables at the age of 14 when I was already collecting Happy Hardcore records. DJing was one of those things that just come naturally to me. My friends were always over at my house for mixing sessions. At 16 I started playing alongside my brother and friends every fortnight at a local bar for an under 18’s night playing Happy Hardcore. Two years later, out of a thousand entrants my mix tape came top five in the ‘Ministry Of Sound DJ Of The Year’. I played a live vinyl set in Topshop situated in London’s Oxford Street, on a busy Saturday afternoon. I continued entering DJ competitions and talent nights along with a mid-week slot at a local bar. At 20, I was given full weekend residency at my local nightclub Steam, playing Old-Skool, House and Trance. In the next two years I reached the final of the ‘Young DJ Of The Year’ competitions, which were run by the Staffordshire & Cheshire’s number one radio station, Signal 1. I came out as overall winner of the competition in 2002. My prize was my first ever pair of Technics 1210’s (which I still use), mixer, flight cases and the opportunity to play a live set at Café Mambo in Ibiza. The win also landed me a set at the opening night of the Stoke club, Lomax, for the ‘Youth Upfront Awards’. I then tried to further my career by signing onto the internet DJ agencies, 'Topjox' and 'Club Dreams', sending out demos to gain recognition. In the early summer of 2004 I decide to try my luck by booking a one way ticket to Ibiza for the season. It was tough at first, but by the end of July I had a residency at the brilliant Plastik Lounge in San Antonio. After a few weeks playing with some of San An’s finest house DJ’s, I was given the chance to warm up the decks in Es Paradis funky lounge. But best of all, after weeks of trying, Alex Ellenger, who with Judge Jules ran the funky room in Eden, give me the finest two hours of my DJ career by asking me to play a set. The next year I returned to Ibiza and became one of the residents in the swanky new Hush bar in San Antonio's west end. When I came back to England I started my own night in a local bar. I then became one of the Tech-House/Hard House residents for my brother's local club night ‘Euphonic Fuzion’. 

Even though I enjoy playing many styles of dance music, I've never lost my passion for Happy Hardcore. It will forever be the biggest part of me musically and that's why I created this page. To share the love for this incredible music. 

I seriously didn’t expect quite the following on here but you guys have been absolutely amazing and I genuinely appreciate all your support, whether it be messages, comments, likes & shares. Thank you so much! 

I play Happy Hardcore, Jungle/Drum & Bass, Trance, Hard House, House, Electro & Techno and have since 1994. Expect lots of vinyl classic mixes, live sets on Twitch, mix compilations and upfront sets from these genres. Enjoy!!! 

All my mixes and ones which I have permission are available for download.

For future bookings please inbox me for details or via Facebook messenger.

The label was established in 2018 as a means to release the back catalogue of renowned Jungle Techno label Underdog Recordings, which ran from 1993-1995. It quickly expanded from beyond the original goal and now reissues sought after, rare and classic records from the Jungle, Rave, Bleep House, Techno and Jungle Techno genres.

The Vinyl Fanatiks aim is to track down and work with the original artists from the early 1990’s, to reissue their music on vinyl only, and to support the record hunters and vinyl diggers from around the world with quality pressings and superb mastering; a way to show respect and share the story of those that created these incredible records.

The vision is not to focus on the obvious artists of that time but to dig a little deeper and find those that came and went but their legacy still holds true to this day. Some of these producers only released one record and vanished soon after but their music still resonates into the 21st century, accumulating new audiences across the globe, far beyond the catchment of the UK pirate radios and muddy fields of 25 years ago. What happened to these artists? Its Vinyl Fanatik’s mission to find out!

Each record captures a moment in time, a vibe that was true and innocent from a period when music was far more synonymous with rebellion and anarchy than today’s finely polished productions and conformist club pop. This music itself bred on the outskirts of society, fuelled by the passion of the rave, its lineage stemming from the Acid House era of 1988. Often produced on minimal equipment, with minimal skills and knowledge, its audio blueprint transcends to new generations, a rawness that no expensive audio plug in could ever create in this present day.

Vinyl Fanatiks wants to pay homage to these young producers who forged the foundations of the multi-million pound EDM scene we have now. Each of these artists has their own tale to tell, their own memories to share. Limited by their own geographical status within the UK, they somehow still all managed to connect and influence each other, years before the internet, mobile phones and social media that we have today. But the music knew no limits and had no boundaries, transcending generations to this day.

Bringing The Experience Back To Music

New tracks tagged #stu j