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Hey guys , really want to know the people from UK that love hardstyle ... i m just here and i cant find anyone that loves this style...

Is this country dead to hardstyle ? .... Hum... The big lovers should come out and do a fucking UK Hardstyle family!!!

Cheers guys!

Hardstyle is dead here mate. Literally dead. I’m not british but living here about 7 years now and never met anyone listening to hardstyle. (On dedicated parties yes)
When someone’s asking me what kind of music I like people never heard about hardstyle or, what worries me and pisses me right off is ‘oh I know: happy hardcore’ Jeezas, really?
Few times went for local ‘hardcore rave’, left after 20 minuets. Happy bulshit everywhere. People does listen to this and audience is usually well over 30.
Here in Wales we have bunch of people listen to hardstyle but it is literally like 50 people. Usually we’re meeting each other’s every year at Defqon. If further the north the more hardstyle. Big HS stage in Northern Ireland. Went on the other day to see Gunz for Hire and Zatox in Belfast. In Leeds was Phuture Noize and Regain couple months ago. And Scotland, mostly Glasgow. This are only places you can hear someone hardstyle in UK really or you can meet someone who does listen to it or have a minimum clue about it.
Stage is dead, even Kutski can’t fix it with his keepin the rave alive went to Bristol once it was disaster - again more happy hardcore or hardtrance than anything.

Flights are cheap, you have 22 daily flights to Amsterdam from each of London’s airports. go Holland, do Qapital, or Hard Bass, or Qlimax or Loudness or whatever you want and you can come back very next day right from Amsterdam (or Eindhoven) to home in less than 2 hours. ITS CHEAPER, QUICKER and WAAAAAY BETTER than spending shitloads of money and 7 hours in fuckin overpriced train just to see Phuture Noize in bloody Leeds.

If you want to go Qapital I’ll be going on my own (as usually coz no one listen to hardstyle in UK) pm me there is still plenty of time.

I've been to London in 2013 and I remember myself desperately looking for someone who listens to Hardstyle. Nothing... But I went to an awesome DnB party, though! Well, yeah. I guess Hardstyle is pretty dead in the UK...

SKRWD wrote:I've been to London in 2013 and I remember myself desperately looking for someone who listens to Hardstyle. Nothing... But I went to an awesome DnB party, though! Well, yeah. I guess Hardstyle is pretty dead in the UK...

I like every genera of music ... i like DnB , Hardstyle even the "New Dub" i like .. the point is not to enjoy partys or concerts... is more to improve my knowledge about hardstyle production... ofc... one party would be amazing
But this country is really dead... i really can't understand why ... they have a lot of culture here... a lot of different styles...

Should we try to Raise a Hardstyle Family here? .... or theres no point ?

natenczas wrote:Hardstyle is dead here mate. Literally dead. I’m not british but living here about 7 years now and never met anyone listening to hardstyle. (On dedicated parties yes)
When someone’s asking me what kind of music I like people never heard about hardstyle or, what worries me and pisses me right off is ‘oh I know: happy hardcore’ Jeezas, really?
Few times went for local ‘hardcore rave’, left after 20 minuets. Happy bulshit everywhere. People does listen to this and audience is usually well over 30.
Here in Wales we have bunch of people listen to hardstyle but it is literally like 50 people. Usually we’re meeting each other’s every year at Defqon. If further the north the more hardstyle. Big HS stage in Northern Ireland. Went on the other day to see Gunz for Hire and Zatox in Belfast. In Leeds was Phuture Noize and Regain couple months ago. And Scotland, mostly Glasgow. This are only places you can hear someone hardstyle in UK really or you can meet someone who does listen to it or have a minimum clue about it.
Stage is dead, even Kutski can’t fix it with his keepin the rave alive went to Bristol once it was disaster - again more happy hardcore or hardtrance than anything.

Flights are cheap, you have 22 daily flights to Amsterdam from each of London’s airports. go Holland, do Qapital, or Hard Bass, or Qlimax or Loudness or whatever you want and you can come back very next day right from Amsterdam (or Eindhoven) to home in less than 2 hours. ITS CHEAPER, QUICKER and WAAAAAY BETTER than spending shitloads of money and 7 hours in fuckin overpriced train just to see Phuture Noize in bloody Leeds.

If you want to go Qapital I’ll be going on my own (as usually coz no one listen to hardstyle in UK) pm me there is still plenty of time.

I send you a PM check

Cheers mate!

Theres not really that many labels either that do hardstyle in the UK except for the odd few like Nutty Traxx, NTraxx Black, Gearbox and so on

I live in Nottingham and love hardstyle but there are no events here. I grew up loving happy hardcore at Club Kinetic (‘95) in Stoke and the various events at Bowlers in Manchester but hardstyle is definitely where it’s st musically for me now.

Like the previous post said, getting to Dutch events is pretty easy and are so superior to events in the UK so I try and make it there a few times a year.

I’ll defo be up for meeting up with fellow Brits at Dutch events in the future.

Hey jammy ,

i don't know about UK events , but i would like to start an UK hardstyle family cus we can't be the only ones here loving this style ...

I know that South london is the DnB born city and the Deep Dubstep but it's impossible we can't find hardstyle lovers here ...

How about this:



Original United Systems free party crew Crossbones bring you a night of the darkest hardcore techno music. Covering the complete genre from early Dutch and Belgium rave through to Doomcore and Gabber.

100% vinyl DJs on the night:

TRAFFIK (Disturbance Records / Energy FM)
First vinyl set in over 10years! Strictly classics, expect to hear tracks from labels such as PCP, Industrial Strength, Rotterdam Records + more obscure gems.

THE LURKER (Fifth Era)
Playing his unique style of 65-core including many unreleased dubplates.

FACE HOOVER
Back on the decks for a rare appearance.

JIM BONES

RAVE ENFORCER

LEON C

NEKRO

£5 on the door.
8pm - 3am
@ The Amersham Arms, 388 New Cross Road, New Cross, London. SE14 6TY.

Nearest rail station: New Cross (directly opposite the venue), New Cross Gate (7min walk), Deptford Bridge (10min walk)
Bus routes: 57, 177, 225, 453, N89

On tap: Brewdog Punk IPA, Pravha Pilsner, Blue Moon Wheat Ale, Orchard Cider, Heineken, Sharp's Doom Bar, Brooklyn Lager & Guiness

For a taste of what you might expect to hear:

https://crossbones-soundsystem.bandcamp.com/

Add yourself to the Facebook event here:

nekro9t2 wrote:How about this:



Original United Systems free party crew Crossbones bring you a night of the darkest hardcore techno music. Covering the complete genre from early Dutch and Belgium rave through to Doomcore and Gabber.

100% vinyl DJs on the night:

TRAFFIK (Disturbance Records / Energy FM)
First vinyl set in over 10years! Strictly classics, expect to hear tracks from labels such as PCP, Industrial Strength, Rotterdam Records + more obscure gems.

THE LURKER (Fifth Era)
Playing his unique style of 65-core including many unreleased dubplates.

FACE HOOVER
Back on the decks for a rare appearance.

JIM BONES

RAVE ENFORCER

LEON C

NEKRO

£5 on the door.
8pm - 3am
@ The Amersham Arms, 388 New Cross Road, New Cross, London. SE14 6TY.

Nearest rail station: New Cross (directly opposite the venue), New Cross Gate (7min walk), Deptford Bridge (10min walk)
Bus routes: 57, 177, 225, 453, N89

On tap: Brewdog Punk IPA, Pravha Pilsner, Blue Moon Wheat Ale, Orchard Cider, Heineken, Sharp's Doom Bar, Brooklyn Lager & Guiness

For a taste of what you might expect to hear:

https://crossbones-soundsystem.bandcamp.com/

Add yourself to the Facebook event here:

Seems cool but i m an hardstyle guy Hardcore is not my main style Thank you anyway!