๐ŸŽธ Hardcore๏ƒ

โ€œHardcore is rooted in the 1970s and early 1980s industrial music, specifically the elements of hard electronic dance music. Groups such as Throbbing Gristle, Coil, Cabaret Voltaire, SPK, Foetus and Einstรผrzende Neubauten produced music using a wide range of electronic instruments. The message diffused by industrial was then very provocative. Some of the musical sounds and experimentation of industrial have directly influenced hardcore since the beginning of the movement.โ€

โ€œHardcore is Rave taken to another level. A more harder level. You might say a hard core level.

There is a logical progression to all this. Hardcore is a harder version of Rave, which was a harder version of Euro Techno, which was a harder version of Bleep Techno, which was a misunderstood interpretation of Detroit Techno. There may be other influences but that is the general gist.

This is how we got to this point โ€“ everyone outdoing one another each week by coming out with something harder and more menacing, in much the same way The Beatles wanted to make a harder record than The Who so they came up with Helter Skelter. And then a year later Black Sabbath came out with Paranoid.โ€

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โ€œThe original hardcore usually starts at 150 BPM, and the sky is the limit. The pace is amazing, and if we add the armada of various distortions, larsenโ€™s preference, the hypnotic, insane, ecstatic effect on the crowds is nothing to be surprised about. Simple music that can be called almost primitive. Some critics see it as the electronic equivalent of the heavy metal trashmetal subspecies.โ€

โ€œNu Style Gabber has essentially dominated Hardcore ever since, only lately it has slowed to the point where it sounds indistinguishable from Hardstyle, effectively merging the genres which is fine because the same Dutch prodouchers make both and the same Dutch douchelords listen to both.

So thereโ€™s almost no distinction anymore, both in the DJs who cane the crap at Sensation Black and the raging dorkmongers in attendance who think theyโ€™re too good for Rob Gee.โ€

You can find more details about its formation and development on Ishkurโ€™s Guide to Electronic Music, and you can listen to acid house music right away. https://music.ishkur.com/?query=Hardcore

The Every Noise at Once platform provides an opportunity for people to get to know better the names of the creators who have ever been in the genre and thus the peculiarities of it. https://everynoise.com/everynoise1d.cgi?root=happy hardcore&scope=all

Sources :

  • MENNYEK KAPUI - Az elektroniks zene รฉvtizede (The decade of electronic music)

  • Wikipedia

  • Ishkurโ€™s Guide to Electronic Music

  • Every Noise at Once

About the Author๏ƒ

โ€œGuido F. Matis (a.k.a. widosub), a seasoned producer-composer authority with an unquenchable compassion towards the musical expression, and many years of experience in the fields of event organizing, movie post-production, and recording with professional musicians. His devotion to movie sounds shows in his art - widosubโ€™s music is filled with landscapes of emotions, dramatic twists and melancholic moods. Heโ€™s one of the hosts of Tilos Rรกdiรณโ€™s MustBeat show, in which heโ€™s is focusing on drumโ€™nโ€™bass and chillout music. Heโ€™s also one half of the duo Empty Universe.โ€