Headhunterz

Ever since Flosstradamus previewed their Casino-featured "Mosh Pit," we've been hearing a grip of "Mosh Pit" remixes. Just makes sense; it's one of th

It feels like it's been forever since we heard Flosstradamus tease this remix during their DC show that hyped up "Mosh Pit" back in December, but it s

For some reason, this release was ridiculously astounding to me. I am still shaking my head in disbelief as I hit play on this track for the third tim

As we all know, Headhunterz is a household name in hardstyle, probably one of the only known to those outside the niche world that makes up the electr

For all of the negativity the dance music receives, there's one mantra that it has been built upon: PLUR. Peace, Love, Unity, and Respect are values t

Here in Philadelphia we're what your polite grandmom would call late bloomers in the world of EDM. Genre snobs at shows would simply ignore you and th

The hard dance community has been making inroads on the U.S. "EDM" scene all year long. Headhunterz signed a deal with Ultra and closed out big stages

What a difference a year makes. Around this time in October of 2012, Flosstradamus was in the middle of releasing their three-EP X series, and the release of the second installment of X touched a nerve in the hardstyle community, with producers like Showtek and Headhunterz calling Flosstradamus out for sampling their hardstyle tracks and making them trap beasts.

We already brought Audiofreq into the mix to give you his essential hardstyle tracks, so now it makes sense to also tell you that Headhunterz is about to embark on a fresh new North American tour. Launching September 19 in Philadelphia, Headhunterz is touring the U.S. showing off the harder side of dance.

Frontliner seems to think so, and Headhunterz played a bootleg that Frontliner made with his track "Never Come Down" blended with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' "Can't Hold Us" to apparently showcase what he heard when recently hearing "Can't Hold Us" on the radio.

According to Nicky Romero's Twitter, the two are in the studio together. We don't know what it means yet, but maybe a collaboration? Maybe they're remixing each other? Maybe it's just a couple of Dutchmen trading studio tricks?

Hardstyle is making its way to America in a big way. Don't believe DAD? Think about it this way: when Insomniac has to set up a new division to handle