Behind the Mask of Hard Dance Anomaly GPF

We sat down with GPF to dive deep into a project that has taken the hard dance scene by storm. Can you remember a time when you were walking through a festival in the blazing summer sun, a refreshing drink in your hand, with all of your closest friends, having the time of your lives? Then, you walked a little too far and got hit with the loudest, most obnoxious, ear-piercing piep kick that just killed the vibe? Well, you can thank the polarizing hard dance act GPF for that memory. For many years, GPF have somehow managed to sneak their way into the top of the hard dance scene worldwide. Nobody knows how, but GPF have taken arguably the worst sounds known to man and created an entire movement around them. What initially started out as an ironic project that pushed the limits of distortion has blossomed into an entity that can’t be erased from hard dance history — no matter how hard people try. Fans know them for their vibrant stage presence, skinned face masks, all-pink everything, inflatable body parts, and the occasional cucumber. Beyond the live gimmicks lies a carefully calculated and curated project that is simply ahead of its time, and we knew that we had to investigate it. We...