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- 2562_(musician) abstract "Dave Huismans, better known by his stage name as 2562, is a musician from The Hague, Netherlands. Having previously released records of various musical styles under the monikers A Made Up Sound and Dogdaze, Huismans created 2562, under which his output is generally described as dubstep. The debut 2562 album, Aerial (Tectonic Records, 2008), was released to favourable reviews.".
- Q3977900 abstract "Dave Huismans, better known by his stage name as 2562, is a musician from The Hague, Netherlands. Having previously released records of various musical styles under the monikers A Made Up Sound and Dogdaze, Huismans created 2562, under which his output is generally described as dubstep. The debut 2562 album, Aerial (Tectonic Records, 2008), was released to favourable reviews.".
- 2562_(musician) comment "Dave Huismans, better known by his stage name as 2562, is a musician from The Hague, Netherlands. Having previously released records of various musical styles under the monikers A Made Up Sound and Dogdaze, Huismans created 2562, under which his output is generally described as dubstep. The debut 2562 album, Aerial (Tectonic Records, 2008), was released to favourable reviews.".
- Q3977900 comment "Dave Huismans, better known by his stage name as 2562, is a musician from The Hague, Netherlands. Having previously released records of various musical styles under the monikers A Made Up Sound and Dogdaze, Huismans created 2562, under which his output is generally described as dubstep. The debut 2562 album, Aerial (Tectonic Records, 2008), was released to favourable reviews.".