Danny Masseling, known by his stage name Angerfist, is a prominent Dutch hardcore producer and DJ who has made significant contributions to the electronic music scene. He began his musical journey at the age of 16, experimenting with 4-beat programmed loops and breakbeats. In 2001, he sent a demo to Mark Vos of BZRK Records, which led to his first EP releases under the aliases “Menace II Society” and “Angerfist.” His aggressive nustyle sound quickly gained traction in the gabber scene, with hits like “Dance With The Wolves” and “Raise Your Fist,” culminating in the production of the anthem for Masters of Hardcore in 2005, titled “The World Will Shiver.”

As Angerfist’s popularity soared, he became a leading figure in the hardcore genre, performing at renowned events such as Sensation Black, Masters of Hardcore, and Defqon. 1. His dynamic performances, often featuring his MC Prozac, are characterized by their signature ice hockey masks and hooded sweatshirts, creating a unique and memorable stage presence. In 2011, he achieved a notable ranking of 39th in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs, further solidifying his status as a top-tier artist in the electronic music landscape.

Throughout his career, Angerfist has explored various musical avenues, collaborating with other artists and forming groups like The Supreme Team and Masters Elite. His dedication to the craft has resulted in numerous successful releases, including the double CD + DVD album “Pissin Razorbladez” in 2006 and the highly successful “Mutilate Concert” in 2008. His innovative approach to music production and live performances has garnered him a loyal fanbase worldwide.

In addition to his music, Angerfist has embraced modern technology by engaging with fans through streaming platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic, launching the AngerGames initiative. As of 2023, he continues to be a driving force in the hardcore scene, with a legacy that inspires both new and established artists alike. His journey from a young producer to the King of Hardcore exemplifies his passion and commitment to the genre.