Phuture Noize - Firepower Spacetravel

Review by Vanessa Contreras

Phuture Noize's "Firepower Spacetravel" – A Hardstyle Journey Through Space and Sound If you're into hard-hitting beats with an otherworldly vibe, Phuture Noize’s Firepower Spacetravel is one album that’ll stick in your head like gum on a hot day. Released back in 2013 under Belgium’s Anarchy label, this electronic gem dives deep into the hardstyle genre, blending raw energy with cosmic flair. It’s not perfect, but it doesn’t need to be—this record has character. Let’s talk tracks. First up, “Firepower.” Man, does this track slap. From the opening kick drum to its relentless build-up, it grabs your attention and refuses to let go. The distorted basslines feel like they’re punching through your speakers (or headphones if you’re being responsible). There’s something about how the melody sneaks in halfway through—it’s almost melodic yet keeps its gritty edge. You can tell Phuture Noize wasn’t just throwing sounds together; there’s intention here. This tune sticks because it balances chaos with just enough structure to keep you hooked. Then there’s “Spacetravel,” which lives up to its name. Picture yourself floating through some neon-lit galaxy while lasers shoot past your ears—that’s what listening to this feels like. The synths are sharp, almost piercing at times, but they work perfectly against the heavy kicks. Around the two-minute mark, things get wild—a sudden drop followed by layers of sound piling on top of each other. It’s chaotic in the best way possible, like a rave happening inside a spaceship. Tracks like these remind you why hardstyle fans are so damn loyal to the scene. Now, I gotta admit: not every moment on Firepower Spacetravel hits as hard as those two tracks. But honestly? That’s part of its charm. Phuture Noize isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—they’re reminding us why we fell in love with hardstyle in the first place. Raw, unfiltered, and full of attitude, this album captures the essence of Belgian hard dance culture. Here’s the kicker though—listening to this now, nearly a decade later, makes me realize how timeless it feels. In a world where trends come and go faster than festival lineups sell out, Firepower Spacetravel still holds its ground. Maybe it’s nostalgia, or maybe Phuture Noize really did create something special without even realizing it. Either way, give it a spin. Just don’t blame me when you find yourself craving more hardstyle after hearing it.

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Artist: Phuture Noize
Album: Firepower Spacetravel

Belgium

Electronic

Hardstyle

2013

Rating: 4.0

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MP3 size: 8.6 mb
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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Firepower	4:58
Spacetravel	6:05

Video

Phuture Noize - Fire Power (Official HQ Preview)

Phuture Noize - Space Travel (Official HQ Preview)

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Catalog Numbers

ANY-010

Labels

Anarchy

Listen online

escuchar en línea
ouvir online
lytte på nettet
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne
ascolta in linea
lyssna på nätet
online luisteren

Formats

2 × File
MP3
320 kbps

Companies

Role	Company
Copyright (c)	Anarchy
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Anarchy

Notes

© 2013 Anarchy/Toffmusic BVBA
℗ 2013 Anarchy/Toffmusic BVBA

Barcodes

Barcode: 5425007450620
ISRC (Track 1): BEB681300362
ISRC (Track 2): BEB681300363

About Phuture Noize

Hardstyle producer from the Netherlands. In September 2015 Antoine and Marco decided to go separate ways. Marco will continue the Phuture Noize project as a solo act.

Real Name

Marco Spronk

Name Vars

Phuture Noise

Aliases

Marco Spronk

Members

Antoine Kraaij

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Firepower Spacetravel* by Phuture Noize is a hidden gem in the hardstyle world. Released in 2013, it comes from Belgium, a country known for its love of electronic music. The album features just two tracks, "Firepower" and "Spacetravel," but don’t let that fool you. Each track packs a punch, blending raw energy with futuristic vibes. It’s like a mini journey through space and sound. Plus, it’s on the Anarchy label, which has been home to some seriously edgy beats. Not bad for a small but mighty release!

Comments

willydmq

2025-03-11

Intro <3

rpoling2

2025-03-10

Wildstylez? lol

safetyharbor9511

2025-03-10

yea tracks nowadays from wildstylez and hhz. :/

puinjiatngo2

2025-03-10

He did help them with a song called Phoenix or something like that. This was before they released Easy Killer.
I cant find the video on YT so my guess is that they removed it/made a new account.