DJs
The DJs behind the sound.
Killer
DJ Killer performed alongside MC Chalkie White at the Astoria in 1990, placing this DJ in the early UK hardcore rave scene
KlangExtase
Krust
Kurt
Kutski
Kutski (John Walker, born 4 February 1982, Chester) started DJing at 15 and is known for genre-spanning technical ability across breakbeat, electro, hard trance, hardcore and hardstyle, including DMC-style scratching in his sets. He joined BBC Radio 1 in 2005 as a rotating host of The Residency, and has also hosted shows on Q-Dance Radio and his own 'Keeping The Rave Alive' podcast. His residencies have included Tasty (London), Ripsnorter (Bristol) and Elevate (Bangor).
Lady A & G
Lee H
Lee UHF
Lenny Dee
Lenny Dee (Leonard Didesiderio, born 1968, Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn) is a New York DJ/producer and one of NYC's earliest techno/house pioneers, DJing from age 17 at the local roller disco. He produced chart-hitting techno with Frankie Bones (as Looney Tunes), Victor Simonelli and Tommy Musto (their track 'Fallout' later featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas). In 1991 he founded Industrial Strength Records, the world's first electronic hardcore label, releasing artists including Angerfist, Neophyte and The Sickest Squad. He was the first hardcore DJ featured on the DJ Mag Top 100, and has been named Mixmag's No.1 'Hard DJ' and the Scottish Dance Music Awards' 'Best Worldwide Teckno DJ', playing major festivals including EDC Vegas, Tomorrowland, Mayday and Love Parade.