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Speed Rider
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XTC Run
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Raver's Space
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Rotterdam Smack Attack
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Hakkûh and the Gabberz Rotterdam, Netherlands
The group Hakkûh and the Gabberz, takes place in a Retrofuturistic Dystopia where Electronic music is forbidden. The Cyber Regime has taken over The Netherlands and has become a problem as well worldwide. The group Hakkûh and the Gabberz isn't afraid to get their hands dirty with Breaks and 909s. Because they are Hardcore. ... more
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