Noisecontrollers

Noisecontrollers, born as Bas Oskam in the Netherlands, started producing the end of 2005 along with Arjan Terpstra. Arjan produced hip-hop and Bas was producing hardtrance. They decided to start producing hardstyle together and from that moment Noisecontrollers was born with only one goal: bringing hardstyle to a next level. In 2006 the response on their music was so great they decided to start a special live-act which they fired in 2007.

The Noisecontrollers' sound has undergone many changes in the last couple of years, and the public has been introduced to a more melodious Hardstyle sound. The Noisecontrollers' palette of sounds is very broad and consists of harder and softer sounds. It is therefore almost impossible to predict what will come next. However, Noisecontrollers' creativity does not cease with Hardstyle. For example, a number of tracks have been released in the last couple of years that include different, experimental sounds, which go far beyond the boundaries of Hardstyle. The release of Get Loose in 2012 and their remix of Hardwell's track Apollo has proven that these kind of tracks are just as successful. Noisecontrollers are eclectic and have an open mind to new and different sounds, which is their distinguishing trademark.

Within 1 year they mostly played all through Europe, USA and Australia, on events like X-Qlusive, In Qontrol, Reverze, Hardbass, Qlimax and more. Noisecontrollers, They released their music on Fusion Records, which started with "Creatures". After that, they got massive response on their second release containing "Crump", "Marlboro Man" and "Aliens". In 2011 they created a label with Wildstylez called Digital Age. In November 2013 they decided to split up, and Bas Oskam continued the project, and Arjan Terpstra left to experiment with hard dance music. Their final events together were Qlimax 2013, on the 23rd of November 2013 and Clublife at Helsinki, Finland on the 21st of December 2013.