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dance music
Also known as: gabber
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  • electronic dance music
    electronic dance music
    / London and Berlin

    …scene in Rotterdam, Netherlands, birthed hardcore (or gabber), a very fast and hard form of techno that is frequently noisy and garnished with screaming heavy-metal samples (a later variant was dubbed “hardstyle”). Meanwhile, Germany, especially Frankfurt, was the origin of trance. Trance began as hard, minimalist, and hypnotic—as on “The…

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    …scene in Rotterdam, Netherlands, birthed hardcore (or gabber), a very fast and hard form of techno that is frequently noisy and garnished with screaming heavy-metal samples (a later variant was dubbed “hardstyle”). Meanwhile, Germany, especially Frankfurt, was the origin of trance. Trance began as hard, minimalist, and hypnotic—as on “The…

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