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<small>''This page refers to the hardcore techno subgenre, for the grindcore subgenre see [[Grindcore#Subgenres|Noisegrind]]''</small> |
<small>''This page refers to the hardcore techno subgenre, for the grindcore subgenre see [[Grindcore#Subgenres|Noisegrind]]''</small> |
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'''Noisecore''' or '''Industrial hardcore''' is a style of [[hardcore techno]] that draws heavily on [[Industrial music]], noisecore can be seen as crossover between [[gabber]] and [[powernoise]]. Noisecore is characterised by harsh rhythmic noise, in vein of powernoise, and likely to have a lack of meledic elements. Unlike gabber, noisecore's bassdrum is not distorted so it sounds like a tone, instead sounds like abrasive noise, slower track's bassdrum is likely to full the whole track. One of the oddities about noisecore is that its tempo usually faster or slower then other hardcore, rarely falling in middle. Faster tracks sometimes employees a 4/4 beat that has the 2nd and 4th beats less pronounced then the 1st and 3rd, unlike other styles of hardcore, which creates a more of a pounding sound. Producers are |
'''Noisecore''' or '''Industrial hardcore''' is a style of [[hardcore techno]] that draws heavily on [[Industrial music]], noisecore can be seen as crossover between [[gabber]] and [[powernoise]]. Noisecore is characterised by harsh rhythmic noise, in vein of powernoise, and likely to have a lack of meledic elements. Unlike gabber, noisecore's bassdrum is not distorted so it sounds like a tone, instead sounds like abrasive noise, slower track's bassdrum is likely to full the whole track. One of the oddities about noisecore is that its tempo usually faster or slower then other hardcore, rarely falling in middle. Faster tracks sometimes employees a 4/4 beat that has the 2nd and 4th beats less pronounced then the 1st and 3rd, unlike other styles of hardcore, which creates a more of a pounding sound. Producers are unlikely to be only noisecore producers, either moved on from other styles, producing both styles, or producing a mix of styles. |
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This page refers to the hardcore techno subgenre, for the grindcore subgenre see Noisegrind
Noisecore or Industrial hardcore is a style of hardcore techno that draws heavily on Industrial music, noisecore can be seen as crossover between gabber and powernoise. Noisecore is characterised by harsh rhythmic noise, in vein of powernoise, and likely to have a lack of meledic elements. Unlike gabber, noisecore's bassdrum is not distorted so it sounds like a tone, instead sounds like abrasive noise, slower track's bassdrum is likely to full the whole track. One of the oddities about noisecore is that its tempo usually faster or slower then other hardcore, rarely falling in middle. Faster tracks sometimes employees a 4/4 beat that has the 2nd and 4th beats less pronounced then the 1st and 3rd, unlike other styles of hardcore, which creates a more of a pounding sound. Producers are unlikely to be only noisecore producers, either moved on from other styles, producing both styles, or producing a mix of styles.
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