Posted - 2018/01/05 : 04:44:46
So I?m kinda new to hardcore
Used to rave to it back in 2007-2009
Never Really looked into the genre just enjoyed the songs
But I?m now getting into it heavy
And I mainly like the uk hardcore like Darwin and Fracus , technikore etc types
And I?m doing more digging and came across angerfist and dirty bastards
It says it hardcore. But it sounds way different from what I like
Is that the actual hardcore genre ?
They sound so different
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/01/05 : 04:48:53
yeah its hardcore.... back in the 1990s there was hardcore, then in 1996 hardcore died, while hardcore was carried on, mainly by the dutch, sy and vibes invented uk hardcore and thought they were special and carried on using the hardcore name, so real hardcore at uk hardcore events became called the chav name gabber
then all retired, and main stream gabba stole everyone from drum & bass and dubstep while they are all dying and everybody had nowhere to go
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/01/05 : 05:03:09
the only place you will see gabba being used to name hardcore, is at an event in austrailia where uk hardcore is in the main room
all the darren styles etc era could'nt care about the name, and roots, its just music
trippnface Advanced Member
United States
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Posted - 2018/01/05 : 05:46:34
usually some gabber heads get all pissy when happy hardcore is refered to as " hardcore"
cracks me up.
they can eat it, cuz breakbeat hardcore was first hardcore, and that was happy hardcore...pretty much. love the debates on youtube where the old heads ceaselessly argue whether breakbeat hardcore was happy hardcore or not lol.
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/01/05 : 09:55:27
quote:Originally posted by trippnface:
usually some gabber heads get all pissy when happy hardcore is refered to as " hardcore"
cracks me up.
uk hardcore goes under the name hardcore in the uk and austrailia and japan, the rest of the world has "gabber" for hardcore in the clubs and shops so its a pointless argument
Samination Advanced Member
Sweden
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195 hardcore releases
Posted - 2018/01/05 : 10:07:13
There are 2 mayor styles when it comes to Hardcore (if we exclude Hardcore Punk and Hardcore Rap completely :P).
(1) Hardcore that originated from Great Britain (England) that's comes from the same roots as Jungle and Drum & Bass.
(2) Hardcore that originated from The Netherlands and other parts of central Europe that have roots in Techno (mostly Detroit Techno to my understand... Guest will surely correct me on this). Sometimes just called Gabber or Gabba, even though Gabber is a substyle of Dutch Hardcore that's usually never below 200BPM.
Both styles have a bunch of substyles within them, but in the end quite alot of them are interconnectable, mostly because of their general speed (160 to.... well, way WAY over 200 BPM, but generally 160 to 200) and structure, so a bunch of DJ's (I'm one of them) tend to mix them in the same set.
(1) have foremostly styles called;
Happy Hardcore,
Trancecore (not to be confused with the emo rock culture from the US),
Freeform Hardcore,
UK Hardcore (this term is almost as broad as Hardcore itself, but it can be divided into the years 2001-2005, 2007-2012,2012-) and
Breakbeat Hardcore (more in line with Jungle & Breakbeat, but with melodies reminisces to Happy Hardcore).
(2) have foremostly styles called;
Gabber,
Happy Gabber? (basicly Happy Hardcore that came from The Netherlands),
Rotterdam Hardcore (sometimes called Mainstream Hardcore),
Speedcore and
Frenchcore.
I could say that there also exists a (3)rd group, but the ones I am going to mention shares alot of elements from the other 2;
Bouncy Techno (Hardcore-like genre from Scotland),
Makina (Spanish dance music that got turned up to 11. Sometimes takes influences from Hard Trance too) and
J-core (Japanese "J-pop" that got speeded up. A lot of "Normal" (1) and (2) Hardcore from Japan is labeled as J-core to).
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Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/01/05 : 10:27:30
maybe in the 1990s, it was
(2) have foremostly styles called;
Gabber,
Happy Gabber? (basicly Happy Hardcore that came from The Netherlands),
Rotterdam Hardcore (sometimes called Mainstream Hardcore),
Speedcore and
Frenchcore.
then speedcore/terror/gabba was dropped from festivals and all they're labels went bankrupt
now its more like
(2) have foremostly styles called;
Hardcore
Frenchcore
Industrial
Crossbreed
Sulphurik Senior Member
United Kingdom
261 posts Joined: Jan, 2009
Posted - 2020/01/25 : 18:32:06
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
maybe in the 1990s, it was
(2) have foremostly styles called;
Gabber,
Happy Gabber? (basicly Happy Hardcore that came from The Netherlands),
Rotterdam Hardcore (sometimes called Mainstream Hardcore),
Speedcore and
Frenchcore.
then speedcore/terror/gabba was dropped from festivals and all they're labels went bankrupt
now its more like
(2) have foremostly styles called;
Hardcore
Frenchcore
Industrial
Crossbreed
Yeah had thought the early Dutch hardcore was referred to Rotterdam hardcore back then.
Hardcore from continent in the 2000s probably known as Dutch hardcore/ mainstream hardcore?
What's your opinions of Dutch hardcore old and new? There have been tracks in the past I have liked but large majority I'm not into/ can't get into.
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 2020/01/26 : 12:24:41
hardcore will never implode, gotta keep it streetz blud, for the cars in the ASDA carparks worldwide with 10,000 watt stereos
its the only scene left standing and formulated for the europe ghetto so all the cum shots can't show up and start crying about everything, like they did with drum & bass, dub step etc
Sulphurik Senior Member
United Kingdom
261 posts Joined: Jan, 2009
Posted - 2020/01/26 : 12:49:15
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
hardcore will never implode, gotta keep it streetz blud, for the cars in the ASDA carparks worldwide with 10,000 watt stereos
its the only scene left standing and formulated for the europe ghetto so all the cum shots can't show up and start crying about everything, like they did with drum & bass, dub step etc
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
736 posts Joined: Feb, 2015
Posted - 2020/01/26 : 13:02:05
quote:Originally posted by Sulphurik:
quote:Originally posted by Guest:
hardcore will never implode, gotta keep it streetz blud, for the cars in the ASDA carparks worldwide with 10,000 watt stereos
its the only scene left standing and formulated for the europe ghetto so all the cum shots can't show up and start crying about everything, like they did with drum & bass, dub step etc
Liking sound of that track.
goes well with some sweet n sour chicken and some columbian weed
Samination Advanced Member
Sweden
10,214 posts Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
Posted - 2020/01/27 : 14:16:11
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