CAPSLOCK Den Haag, Netherlands
Capslock begins making electronic music in the 90s, producing characteristic tracks influenced by breakcore, industrial and
electro.
Starts playing gigs in 2004 and with Baron Staalhard he starts their own label (and party organization) Ketacore Records in 2005.
Capslock's productions vary from slow and monotone to fast and chaotic, but always show his love for dark melodies and distorted beats.
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20.000 Hardcore Members Can't Be Wrong
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FFF's first full album!
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