Quest of Aidance
Quest of Aidance formed in the early 2000s with Erik van Vliet, Pieter de Ruiter, and Leon Bolier. They worked out of Amsterdam, making electronic music that...
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Quest of Aidance formed in the early 2000s with Erik van Vliet, Pieter de Ruiter, and Leon Bolier. They worked out of Amsterdam, making electronic music that didn't quite fit the usual categories. Their track 'The Hunter and The Prey' came out in 2005 and got attention on European dance charts.
That song, along with others like 'Cranial Works Of Art' and 'Man Is The Harvest', showed their style: melodic but with a driving rhythm. They put out albums like 'Into the Light' in 2006 and 'A New Day' in 2008. The music kept shifting, pulling in trance elements while staying grounded in that early 2000s electronic sound.
There was some noise around 'The Hunter and The Prey' at the time, with talk about its lyrics and where certain parts came from. But the track stuck around, and so did the group's name in that corner of the dance music world.
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