Sequence & Ominous

After hooking up at the obvious rave during the darker days of the late 90s hardcore scene, Ominous (Mike Pieterse) and Sequence (Rob de Wit) discovered a similar passion for the hardcore sound. Having both claimed a spot behind the decks at parties like Thunderdome on Tour and Energiehal just before the scene came to a full meltdown, they moved their core appreciation back into their studios. Wasting time digging through each-others collections, Mike and Rob hooked up into what has become Sequence & Ominous. With the slow and sneaky rise of hardcore back into the underground, the Sequence & Ominous DJ team started taking up more bookings. Known for their true dedication to the early sounds, Sequence & Ominous grew into familiar faces at a big number of early rave line-ups and are now considered as one of the new faces to spread the old-school word. They even came up with the name Early Hardcore. A true unique combination, partially caused by a strong need to play just a little different then one might expect. Their track-lists are never complete without some added, often darker, material which everybody knew back in the days but just have seem to be forgotten. With their easygoing approach Sequence & Ominous have taken on the role to revive that part of a genre that is everything but dead. Next to dropping old-school hardcore sets with ease, Sequence & Ominous have started to deliver post-early pre-today's hardcore sets. They initiated this sound, named it "Millennium Hardcore" theirselves and are bound to bring back the 2000 'till 2005 Hardcore sound. As the initiators they seem to have the upperhand at the coming festivals. No Millennium sound without those guys! Spinning around the millennium sound featuring a reborn hardcore movement that short-circuited the scene back into the picture. New-style classics and oldschool innovation, the guys are on a crusade to bring back hardcore like it's meant to be. This refreshing combination of both old and new hardcore sounds have gained Sequence & Ominous a spot at events such as Defqon, Decibel Festival, Thunderdome, Hardcore 4 life, Pandemonium, Nightmare Outdoor, Q-BASE, etc. performing at notorious venues like Sporthallen Zuid, Amsterdam and more. Still their ambition reaches further, and their musical goals are far from done. Hardcore rave revival at its finest. Bookings were done by The Third Movement (owned by DJ Promo) and bookings in the UK were taken care of by Twisted Events. In 2015 they announced splitting up. Sequence can still be booking through sequence_dj@hotmail.com. Their last performance together was at Q-Base 2015. In 2017 they restarted their collaboration with a performance at the 25 years anniversary of Dance2Eden.