Fuckparade 2007 (Support CD)



The Dashcraft is an extreme electronic music group producing hardcore-techno, speedcore, noise and some breakcore. It is also a DJ project spinning fast hardcore records without compromise. The Dashcraft was founded by two persons, two speedcore freaks, Tamás Bernáth (Eks, Dark Junker X) and Béla Vasas (Nihilant). Both of them were listening to gabber and hardcore-techno, some Thunderdome and Terrordrome stuff, and first they saw each other on the internet, on the Atomcsapás website. Both of them were living in Voivodina (Serbia and Montenegro), Béla in Senta, Tamás in Kanjiza, and the distance between these towns is not long, so they could meet. After visiting some partys in Budapest, Hungary, they became friends and they met other HC people. Tamás was creating music since 1997, but the first hardcore track he made was in 1999. He made his track with the legendary Fast Tracker 2, the favorite tracker program of that time. Later he and his friend (Cj Kid) founded the Da Nite Terror Dwarvez group, producing various styles from newstyle to speedcore. Their first and only homemade album was the Lite in Da Nite. They were the members of the United Speedcore Nation Records, and some of their tracks were released on the Hate System compilations. After the end of the USN Eks started to make extreme fast and chaotic speedcore, but Cj Kid stopped music making. This was the death of the Da Nite Terror Dwarvez, but the start of a more quality music making. So the Dashcraft was born. The first track what Tamás and Béla made was the Para bellum!, with some vocals of Nihilant (aka The Nasty). Then the first Dashcraft track was the Nuclear War, which (perhaps) is more quality than the previous tracks. The track Plain Execution, what Eks produced under the name of DNTD, has been released on Mascha Records' Terrortraxx II. Then they published some free tracks on the Mascha website. Today the Dashcraft is a member of Braindestruction Records (Germany), and the Cerebral Destruction - Shit And Noise Art Records (Italy). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.