• Rebelion gets a full stage at Defqon.1 and they've been building to this

    Defqon.1 introduced the Encore concept this year: one artist, the entire BLUE Stage, Friday night, extended set, no opener needed. Rebelion got it. That’s Q-dance acknowledging what anyone who’s been watching the last few years already knew — these two have been putting out music that demands a bigger canvas. Here’s the 2025-2026 version of that argument.

    1. Rebelion & Warface - Filthy Rave

    April 2026, Rebelion teams up with Warface and goes full industrial-edged chaos. “Filthy Rave” is accurate. This is the harder, uglier side of what Rebelion does — the version that makes sense when you give someone a stage for four hours and tell them to figure it out.

    2. Rebelion - Beyond the Horizon

    November 2025 solo release that shows the other side of what they do. Still 190 BPM, less destruction, more atmosphere — the kind of track that builds to something rather than just arriving pre-built. The range that makes a four-hour set actually work.

    Friday night in Almere. Set your tent up first.

    1-min. Faster than skipping past a Coldplay ad on Spotify.

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    📼 From the vault
    Kanine & Jem Cooke - Surrender
    Sep 2026 — Kanine and Jem Cooke's Surrender is more proof the guy can't stop making great vocal drum and bass. Reliable is underrated.
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