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Dutch Criminal Record is an electronic rock duo from the Netherlands. The project consists of brothers Frank Shellenberg and Rik Koot who create energetic and experimental music with a distinctive 80s sound.

They released their first album, 'Return of the Dragonslayer', in 2014, which featured the popular single, 'Let the City Burn'. Since then, their music has been featured on various TV, radio and film soundtracks, as well as many live shows across Europe and the US.

In 2017, they released their sophomore album 'Welcome To Silver City', which earned them an International Soma Sun Music Award for 'Best Electronica Release'. They recently released their third album, 'Tape Raiders', which features collaborations with other prominent electronic artists.

Overall, Dutch Criminal Record's music is a perfect blend of old-school and modern pop, resulting in a unique sound that has gained them a following all over the world.

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How long are Dutch Criminal Record concerts?
Dutch Criminal Record Concerts usually last for around 1 hour to 3 hours however this is dependent on the setlist (songs that are planned to be performed).
What's the Dutch Criminal Record setlist?
Dutch Criminal Record's setlist can vary depending on the venue and the country the performance is played at however this is the most likely setlist for Dutch Criminal Record Tour:
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  • Change of Heart
  • Graduate
What are the Dutch Criminal Record Tour Dates?
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