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Name: DenDer aka Anti Trust
Home Page: www.myspace.com/dendermusic www.acidcult.nl
Member Since: Aug 28, 2005
Rank: 138
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 4 votes)
Rated 1310 releases, average: 3.83
Location: Purmerend,Holland
Profile: I'M SELLING MY EARLY HARDCORE COLLECTION!
DENDER
DENDER A.K.A. ANTI TRUST A.K.A. D.MATANA WAS BORN ON 22-04-75 IN AMSTERDAM BUT NOWADAYS LIVES IN PURMEREND,ON OF A'DAM SUBURBS.HE STARTED HIS DJ CAREER IN 1996 WHEN HE WAS LIVING IN EINDHOVEN WHERE HE STUDIED TO BECOME A DESIGNER.
AFTER PLAYING FOR FRIENDS ON BIRTHDAYS AND STUFF, HE HAD HIS FIRST GIG FOR AMSTERDAM FM RADIO,WHERE HE PLAYED WITH THE GUYS AND GIRLS FROM 'THE BUS'.AFTER THIS LITTLE SUCCES IT ONLY WENT UP FOR THIS GUY.
AFTER SOME FAMILY DRAMA HE HAD TO MOVE TO PURMEREND.THIS WASN'T A BAD THING EVENTUALLY BECAUSE HE GOT A JOB AT THE LOCAL RADIO STATION.HE BEGAN AS A STUDIO TECHNICIAN BUT IN A
SHORT PERIOD OF TIME MOVED UP TO PRESENT HIS OWN PROGRAM CALLED 'WATTBASS'.THIS WAS THE ONLY UNDERGROUND DANCE PROGRAM AT THE MOMENT AND BECAME A GREAT SUCCESS.DJ'S LIKE BART SKILS,
D-JAY ALIAS,MISS WENDY(MISS 909),CARLOID HAVE
PLAYED ON HIS SHOW.BECAUSE OF THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM DENDER DECIDED TO GO AND ORGANISE PARTIES OF HIMSELF.
THE 'AMSTERDAM UNDERGROUND TECHNO ORGANISATION' WAS BORN AND STARTED OUT IN DJ CAFE 'TETRA' IN AMSTERDAM.IN THIS DJ CAFE HE GAVE SOME COOL PARTIES BUT IT WAS TO SMALL FOR HIS
NEEDS.SO HE CREATED A CONCEPT CALLED 'ACID UNTERGRUND' AND DID SOME PARTIES IN 'WILHELMINA PAKHUIS' ,AT THE MOMENT ONE OF THE HOTTEST LOCATIONS IN AMSTERDAM.
BUT ALSO IN PURMEREND HE GOT HIS FAME OF BECOMING THE FIRST DJ WHO PLAYED IN THE LOCAL COFFEESHOP CREATING THE EVENING CALLED 'SHOPSOUND'.
THIS GOT THE ATTENTION OF THE ORGANIZERS
OF THE BIGGEST OUTDOOR EVENT OF PURMEREND AND THEY INVITED HIM TO COME AND PLAY AND CLOSE DOWN THE EVENING.THIS WAS A MAJOR SUCCESS AND NOW HE IS ONE OF THE ORGANIZERS TO.
WITH THE COMING OF A NEW VENUE IN PURMEREND,P3, DENDER SMELLED HIS CHANGE AND IS WORKING THERE AS A SOUND TECHNICIAN ON THE DANCE EVENINGS.BUT OFCOURSE HE ALSO ORGANIZES HIS OWN PARTIES SOME ON HIS OWN LIKE 'EXERCISE YOUR MIND' BUT
ALSO IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHERS LIKE TEC 909 CREATING THE 'PLANET NETWORK ORGANISATION', BOTH CONCEPTS ARE STILL RUNNING AT THE MOMENT.
DENDER ALREADY PLAYED ALONG WITH BILLY NASTY(UK), ORTIN CAM(BE), DANO, SORGENKINT(DE), FIERCE RULING DIVA, CARLOS RIOS, NATALIE DE BORAH(DE), OLIVER KUCERA, DR. FLASHBACK, FLAMMAN, ABRAXAS(USA), SUNNY D, CELLI(ES), DR. VINNI, WOUTER DE MOOR, MISS WENDY ETCETC AND THERE IS MORE TO COME.....
NEXT YEAR(2009) DENDER IS GOING TO LAUNCH HIS OWN LABEL CALLED ACID CULT RECORDS SO WATCH OUT FOR HIS PRODUCTIONS....
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French Connection - French Connection II - 14-Jan-08 04:42 PM
"French Connection" the second edition is now a hardcore/darkcore classic. But in some kind of way the A track, which is an outstanding track, is outclassed by the B track. But is this true? I don't think so. On the A side we find "Biohazard" a superb example of real dark ahtmospheric hardcore. The track starts out with a creaking whistling sound, supported by a dry, pounding 909 bassdrum, off course. Dark high acking sounds create a scary feeling.In the brake that follows, a dark growling, squeeking bass lead. I never thought sound could grind some stones. This track does. Now and then a broken beat to vary the track and a pfiaum sound continues while the 909 keeps hammering. The layering of the basslead and the high scary sound make it a biohazard. You want to run and hide. Brutal.
The B side is the famous one. "Bullshit". Put all your equipment in a blender add some samples from "Full Metal Jacket" and: "Bullshit". This hardcore maddness in its purest form. First a grinder sound supported by ,yes again, 909 claps (you gotta love those) and a 909. The first brake is the famous sample: "I'll give you three seconds, exactly three fucking seconds, to wipe that stupid looking grin of your face, or I'll tear out your eyeballs and skull fuck you". 1,2,3, Bullshit and then it goes. Completly 909 with a Juno bass pounding maddness. After a second brake a sound that reminds me of there first record "French Connection I". Also the same use off filtering. At the end a complete bullshit story, the bullshit samples continuesly goes varied with a bullshit sample. This record is nice to play at a party, especially the beginning is really strong but I think the A track is strongerly build. But everybody remembers the bullshit sample so this track got famous and not the stronger "Biohazard" which in my opinion has more feel to it. You don't agree. Bullshit!
Inferno Bros. - Slaves To The Rave (The PCP & DE 2001 Mixes) - 09-Sep-07 05:21 PM
Absolutly one of my all time favorite hardcore records. When I heard this record on a "Hellraiser" party in Amsterdam I had to have it. I only knew the PCP remix because that was the one they played that evening. But when I heard the DE 2001 mix it even out classed the PCP mix. The track starts out with a pounding 3/4 909 bassdrum and a 3/4 basslead, filled in with the sample from Human Resource's 'Dominator'. The layering of bassleads is outstanding in this part of the track. The track is continuely building untill the break. Dark synth strings create a creepy atmosphere and a hypnotic synthlead that keeps you locked in the song arises. A underlying pad makes it very dark and distant as is a howling sirene sound. The layering of the hypnotic synthlead gives me chills down my spine everytime I hear them. A second brake solo's the hypnolead which climbs and builds escorted by snares and breaks down in a scarry beautiful screaming orgasm. Such a massive drive this track has. Marc Trauner and Thorsten Lambert combined a hardcore 909 with a psychadelic synthlead into the DE 2001 Mix and made one of my favorite records.
Dr. Macabre - Dr. Macabre's Ghost Stories Chapter 1 - 21-Aug-07 12:46 AM
All hardcore lovers know this record. "Poltergeist" was in its day when it came out an instant classic. Multipal plays on one hardcore party where normal. And the crowd loved it. I've seen a dance floor on a "Thunderdome" in Antwerp, Belgium go wild. 20.000 Ravers broke loose after the "There Here" sample from the Poltergeist movie. Then a heavy 909 bassdrum kicks in escorted by 909 claps. Then one of the most scariest synthleads comes in. Afterwards many times sampled, rebuild, used...like Rave Creator's "New Mind".
On the B side however we find "Voodoo Nightmare" a strange track compared to the A side. It starts out with a drumband riff accomplished by a break beat. A nervous Juno sound accents the beat when a deep basslead goes,hard and growling, testing your woofers. A man's voice shouts "What are you looking at buddy, you one a piece of me, come on, come on". Drum and bass acid tekkno of the finest hour is what your getting. I think this is the better track of the two, but you can't deny a large audience. "Poltergeist" put Dr. Macabre on the hardcore map, and listining to "Voodoo Nightmare" there is intelligent hardcore.
Static Tremor - Black Annis EP - 19-Aug-07 01:12 PM
"The Black Annis E.P." by Static Tremor is a storming six tracker from down-under Australia. Otto Heutling and Peter Heutling (Static Tremor) created a must have record for every hardcore dj. This E.P. starts off with the track where this record is famous for, "Resistance". Opening with a dark synth lead and a sample from Star Trek's enemy "The Borg". Then it really gets started. 192 BPM right in your face with a hard kickdrum and a nervous synthlead which later flips over in a steady driven bassline. Some short breaks gives enough variaty, which also counts for the use of the Borg sample "Resistance Is Futile". This track has never been released on any other format. "Hymix" begins with a N.W.A. like breakbeat which confirms with the use of the sample out "Straight Outta Compton". After the breakbeat intro some scratch samples and the 226 BPM track goes. A compressed bassdrum continues for quiet a while, when its filled in with a high synth pad. A voice sample takes over on the beat. Dark growling gives this song something freaky. Sounds a lot like C-Tank's "Nightmares Are Reality Part 1".
"Underground Terror" is what it is. 240 BPM terror which starts with a hard bassdrum captured in a continues scream.
The break (480 BPM) is also the climax. After the break died out, a dry 909 bassdrum with a dark atmospheric pad. Nice. On the B side things start out differently. "Strobe" is the slowest track (167 BPM) on this E.P. and has a lot of elements from PCP tracks. A sound what looks like Rave Creator's "A New Mind" is accomplished by a dark bass sound which reminds me off Program 1's "Betrayer". Nicely done but not the strongest track.
The fifth track "UHF" is a 226 BPM agressive trancecore track with a real compressed bassdrum, like your in a tunnel or something. The sample 'Don't You Get The Feeling That Everything Is Completly Fucked Up' doesn't provide any happy feelings. The same counts for the samples 'Trip Is An LSD Experience' and 'The Angel Of Death'. A swirling 303 arppegiator sound makes it very trancefull but dark and real fast. This one of my favorites tracks together with "Resistance" from this record.
Finally, to top things off, we end with "Feel This". 300 BPM madness with some MF's samples. Which suddenly breaks down in Cenobite like sounds and again 300 BPM.
All by all a great record with a great variaty of styles but his record is hard to get and well sought after.
Eric Sneo - Tenuta Primero - 23-Jul-07 04:30 PM
With this record Eric Sneo really shows his class. Usually known for the more hard techno tracks, Eric brings three total different tracks but with a common factor. All tracks have the same dark atmosphere that I love. 'Tenuta Primero' is a dark techno trance monster with a deep goa like sound that continuos through out the song with filter changes but the rhythm section stays techno. Atmospheric strings give this track a melancholic feeling. Nice. Both tracks on the B side have more electro like influences. In 'At The Pier' I think we can hear the influence of Yello with some samples. This track is also dark and melancholic with distance voices and a pumpin bassline driven by a compressed bassdrum. Everything is topped of with a swirling tom of some kind. Superb stuff. The track 'Moving Rage' is the hardest track on this 12". Hard bassdrum moves a broken bassline which is supported by a stringish sound. Underlying layers of swirlin pads complete this track. Three different tracks but the same. Respect Mr. Eric Sneo.
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