Judgement Day

Judgement Day picked a name that promises fire and brimstone, and the release schedule delivers on the urgency: four singles between May and July 2026, in a genre where new rawstyle projects usually take years to find that rhythm.

The opening salvo

‘Burning’ started it in early May 2026. Three weeks later came the collaboration that mattered: ‘Last One Standing’ with Resilience, a rising act whose own credits include Q-dance presents NEXT and tracks with Deetox, the kind of early co-sign that signals a project is plugged into the scene rather than shouting from outside it. ‘The Hivemind’ followed in June and ‘Insomnia’ in July, both on Unfold Music Records.

Dark by design

The titles sketch the aesthetic before the first kick hits: apocalypse, insect collectivism, sleeplessness. This is rawstyle’s ominous lane (tense atmospheres and distorted weight), shared with fellow 2026 arrivals like NAYDM, whose all-caps catalogue works similar territory at a similar pace.

Early verdict

A label home two singles in, a collaboration with a NEXT-stamped peer, and a metronomic release cadence: Judgement Day is doing the things new rawstyle projects do right before people start knowing the name.

Every new Judgement Day release lands on the Hardstyle Release Radar the day it hits Spotify. The full tracked catalogue is listed above.