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Genre: hardcore / gabber Aliases: Public Domain, Sons Of Hardcorps, DJ Francois & Jeremy, Sunday's Limit Members: Francois Zoontjes and Jorn Hanneman Appear on: Thunderdome / ID&T. Jorn Hanneman also makes music solo under the aliases: Dr. Phil Omanski, Jeremy, Jorn & DJ Jorn. Jorn Hanneman also appear in groups: Public Domain, Gabbaheads, Sons Of Hardcorps, DJ Francois & Jeremy, Ard Und Jorn, Babylon, Fistfull, Kozmoz, MDC, Project #1, Sunday's Limit, The Unknown Project, Brothers Into Infinitely and Jomàr. Francois Zoontjes also makes music solo under the aliases: DJ Francois, DJ F, Franco Baresi and SAAS and makes music in...

Hakkûhbar was a Dutch parody act, which had notable chart success in Holland in late 1996 and early 1997. During the height of the 'gabber era', in which musically related styles like happy hardcore, rave and gabber house enjoyed large-scale mainstream success throughout the Benelux and Germany, Dutch singer and writer Bob Fosko (former frontman of punk band De Raggende Manne) came up with the concept of Hakkûhbar. He recorded the song 'Gabbertje' together with his son, a one-time member of the then-extremely popular happy hardcore act Party Animals. The song itself was a cover of the tune to the...

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Yo Gabba Gabba! is a children's television series currently airing on the Nick Jr. and Noggin cable networks. Hosted by a human character named DJ Lance Rock, the series features a mix of live-action segments featuring cartoonish costumed characters--Muno (the red cyclops), Foofa (the pink flower bubble), Brobee (described only as "the little green one"), Toodee (the blue cat-dragon) and Plex (the yellow robot)--and many short animated sketches and musical numbers. .

Gabba Front Berlin is a German hardcore band, specifically producing tracks falling into the gabba and speedcore categories. Sometimes they are known just by their initials, GFB. The group consists of Steffen Reinecke, Ralf Schwarzenberger and Stephan Seidel and formed in 1996 after originally meeting up a few years previously in a Berlin nightclub named The Bunker. Although they have released a number of commercial tracks, nearly all of their music is available for free on their official website, although as of May 2005 the main site is currently down. In keeping with their genre, tracks of theirs frequently have...