Frontliner
Frontliner came out of the Netherlands around 2002, a hardstyle act led by Marco Splinter. They had a breakthrough with the track "Muzyk" in 2005, which...
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Frontliner came out of the Netherlands around 2002, a hardstyle act led by Marco Splinter. They had a breakthrough with the track "Muzyk" in 2005, which became a fixture in rave culture. Their debut album, "Who Wants to Be a DJ," followed in 2006.
The group's lineup shifted over time, with members like Willem Rebergen, who performs as Headhunterz, and Gino van den Berg passing through. They put out other albums including "The Sound of Frontliner" and "Accelerate." Another track, "Sunblast," is among their notable songs.
In 2010, Frontliner faced a public dispute when Splinter was accused of using melodies from other artists without credit. The allegations led to a pause in the band's activity while they dealt with the situation.
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