Frontliner - Discorecord

Review by Tất Đạt Phạm

Frontliner’s Discorecord – A Hardstyle Gem That Still Bangs (2011) Alright, let’s talk about Frontliner’s Discorecord. Released back in 2011 under the Scantraxx label, this Dutch hardstyle album is one of those hidden gems that hardcore fans still rave about. If you’re into electronic music with a raw edge and pounding kicks, this one's for you. It’s not perfect, but man, it’s got character. Let’s dive into it. First off, the title track “Discorecord” hits you like a freight train. It’s got that classic hardstyle vibe—big synths, relentless beats, and an energy that just screams festival main stage. What makes it stick? Honestly, it’s the build-ups. They’re so damn satisfying, like you’re climbing this audio mountain and then BAM, you’re thrown off the peak. You can’t help but throw your hands up when that drop comes in. It’s simple, sure, but sometimes simple works best. Then there’s “Rebirth Of The Sun.” This one’s a bit different—it’s got this almost spiritual feel to it, like sunrise at a festival when everyone’s exhausted but still vibing together. The melody is hauntingly beautiful, and it builds in a way that feels… I dunno, hopeful? Yeah, that’s the word. Hopeful. It’s the kind of track that reminds you why you fell in love with hardstyle in the first place. Not too many tracks out there can pull off being both heavy and emotional, but this one nails it. The other tracks, like “Good & Evil” and “Just A Track,” are solid too, though they don’t hit as hard for me personally. They’ve got that typical Frontliner punch, but they don’t quite leave the same mark as the two I mentioned. Still, they round out the album nicely and keep things moving. You know what’s wild? Listening to this album now feels like stepping into a time capsule. Hardstyle has evolved so much since 2011, but Discorecord still holds its own. It’s raw, unfiltered, and kinda messy in places—but that’s what makes it special. It’s not trying to be something it’s not. Oh, and here’s a random thought: if this album was a person, it’d probably be that friend who shows up late to the party but immediately takes over the AUX cord and gets everyone hyped. Yeah, it’s kinda like that. So yeah, if you’re a hardstyle fan or just curious about the genre, give Discorecord a spin. It might not change your life, but it’ll definitely make your playlist a little more interesting.

Artist: Frontliner
Album: Discorecord

Netherlands

Electronic

Hardstyle

2011

Rating: 4.59

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Filename: frontliner-discorecord.zip

MP3 size: 12.4 mb
FLAC size: 164 mb

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Just A Track	4:24
Good & Evil	4:36
Discorecord	3:52
Rebirth Of The Sun	5:31

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Frontliner - Just A Track (HQ Preview)

Frontliner - Good & Evil (HQ Preview)

Frontliner - Discorecord (HQ Preview)

Frontliner - Rebirth Of The Sun (HQ Preview)

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Catalog Numbers

SCAN 049

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Scantraxx

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ouvir online
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4 × File
MP3
320 kbps

Barcodes

Barcode: 8717591367642
ISRC (Track 1): NLS761000055
ISRC (Track 2): NLS761000058
ISRC (Track 3): NLS761000056
ISRC (Track 4): NLS761000057

About Frontliner

Hardstyle DJ and producer from the Netherlands

Real Name

Barry Drooger

Name Vars

Frontliners

Aliases

Abject
Barry Drooger

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? In 2011, the Dutch hardstyle producer Frontliner dropped his album *Discorecord* under Scantraxx. It’s a high-energy ride packed with tracks like "Good & Evil" and "Rebirth of the Sun." The Netherlands has always been a hotspot for electronic music, but this one really stands out for fans of raw beats and epic drops.