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== The History of Breakcore == | == The History of Breakcore == | ||
Breakcore is a genre of music that emerged out of the underground music scene in the mid-to-late 90s. | Breakcore is a genre of music that emerged out of the underground music scene in the mid-to-late 90s. It evolved out of Jungle, IDM, Drum n' Bass, and hardcore techno. | ||
== Subgenres of Breakcore == | == Subgenres of Breakcore == | ||
Revision as of 13:05, 10 November 2024
Breakcore is a genre of electronic music characterized by it's use of complex, intricate sequences of chopped breaks (this is what breakcore is primarily known for), a wide palette of samples and textures, and hardcore, industrial-sounding elements played at an extremely high tempo (190-300 BPM). What was a once an honorable genre enjoyed by autists, oldtroons, and connoisseurs of electronic music is now co-opted by Foids and Normgroids because Sewerslvt popularized an inoffensive, neutered version of """""""""Breakcore"""""" that's palatable for normies.
The History of Breakcore
Breakcore is a genre of music that emerged out of the underground music scene in the mid-to-late 90s. It evolved out of Jungle, IDM, Drum n' Bass, and hardcore techno.