08-06-2008, 02:37
When it comes to gabber, as in most electronic music, there are very few "bands". If you're using that term in your searches its going to slow you down. Most of the time its made by either solo artists or duos.
I'm not really into gabber. I dabbled in it years ago. I liked several artists on the Digital Hardcore Recordings label. I don't even know if its still active. But you can start by doing a google search on it and its founder, Alec Empire. He is still active. I know he just released a new album. Of course, DHR wasn't technically gabber, but we don't need to split hairs here. It's mighty close.
I'm not really into gabber. I dabbled in it years ago. I liked several artists on the Digital Hardcore Recordings label. I don't even know if its still active. But you can start by doing a google search on it and its founder, Alec Empire. He is still active. I know he just released a new album. Of course, DHR wasn't technically gabber, but we don't need to split hairs here. It's mighty close.