Gaba’s classic songs. Recommended popular tracks.
Among techno music, Gabber is known as an especially hardcore genre.
Also called Rotterdam techno, this style is said to have originated in the Netherlands, as its name suggests.
If we were to sum up its musical character simply, the phrase “an absolutely hardcore form of techno” would be spot-on.
Even within the broad world of techno, many people find themselves hooked on its especially fast BPM.
This time, we’ve selected standout tracks that let you fully savor the appeal of Gabber!
If you’re in pursuit of truly hardcore electronic music, be sure to check these out!
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Gaba’s classic songs. Recommended popular tracks (31–40)
Enter to the nightmareNoizenecio
Enter to the nightmare by Japanese trackmaker Noizenecio, whom I introduced earlier with the first track “Atomic Storm” (ki-kki-tcho-kkin).
As a piece of music, this one has an even higher brainwashing/mental takeover factor, and within the hardcore types it might fall into the slightly lighter side of Gabba.
A highly satisfying track.
Push ItNoize Suppressor
Noize Suppressor is a hardcore DJ.
As you’d expect from a DJ, this track is packed with hardcore-style essences and motifs that anyone can use and enjoy.
It’s recommended for those who want a refreshing break from a jam-packed daily routine, or who want to savor some nightlife vibes on the way home from work.
BrokenEvil Activities & Endymion feat. E-Life
Evil Activities & Endymion feat.
E-Life’s “Broken” was released in 2011.
It starts with a brief, melodic section that might make you think, “Is this a regular female vocal track?” before it gets wrapped in rap and beats.
For those who aren’t into tracks that are just rhythm and sound, this is a friendly, accessible recommendation.
Lacrima Mosa Est!Gabba Front Berlin
Among new-style gabba, Gabba Front Berlin’s “Lacrima Mosa Est!” is stylish and approachable even for music fans beyond the genre.
It’s a mellow, string-accented kind of gabba that wouldn’t feel out of place playing in a chic café.
Of the 30 tracks introduced this time, it’s the only outlier, but it seems like a good song to use as an opener when you want to enjoy gabba with your girlfriend.
Disco BallzNoize Suppressor
“Disco Ballz,” released in 2017 by the hardcore DJ Noize Suppressor, whom I mentioned at the beginning.
Some people say hardcore can all sound the same, but with Noize Suppressor, even when the envelopes are long, every track comes with a fresh surprise.
Perhaps it’s because he himself handles a huge number of tracks as a DJ that he creates with such a finely honed sensibility.
It’s a bit unorthodox, but I imagine watching a Miyazaki anime and shouting “Balse!”—that’s the image I get.