Completely useless genre term coined by people who don't know that the terms "liquid drum n bass" or "atmospheric drum n bass" already exist. Usually doesn't incorporate any elements of glitching hardware or such despite the name.
by InYourBlood December 02, 2023
A genre term nobody seems to understand and misuses all the time just because of the conceited efforts of one man on Wikipedia.
Originally coined by a relatively unknown speedcore DJ PRESSTERROR, suizidcore was meant to be some sort of hybrid of extratone and terrorcore. Still not sure exactly how that works but apparently it works by layering terrorcore kicks over extratone. While it certainly sounds unique enough to have been an actual microgenre of speedcore, its development was stopped dead in its tracks by the very man looking to actually coin it. He's acted as if he has a patent on it, threatening legal action against people who have actually tried to produce the genre. If you're going to act like this when people start producing the genre you coined, then why coin a genre in the first place?
Despite all of that, it's one of the more well known speedcore microgenres because PRESSTERROR himself edited the speedcore article on Wikipedia to include suizidcore, which has since been removed (he also created a page for himself on Wikipedia, which has also been deleted for notability reasons).
Unfortunately though this caused a ton of people to start regurgitating the idea that suizidcore was a genre of speedcore just like splittercore and extratone, some even claiming that it describes speedcore between 1000 and 3600 BPM.
Originally coined by a relatively unknown speedcore DJ PRESSTERROR, suizidcore was meant to be some sort of hybrid of extratone and terrorcore. Still not sure exactly how that works but apparently it works by layering terrorcore kicks over extratone. While it certainly sounds unique enough to have been an actual microgenre of speedcore, its development was stopped dead in its tracks by the very man looking to actually coin it. He's acted as if he has a patent on it, threatening legal action against people who have actually tried to produce the genre. If you're going to act like this when people start producing the genre you coined, then why coin a genre in the first place?
Despite all of that, it's one of the more well known speedcore microgenres because PRESSTERROR himself edited the speedcore article on Wikipedia to include suizidcore, which has since been removed (he also created a page for himself on Wikipedia, which has also been deleted for notability reasons).
Unfortunately though this caused a ton of people to start regurgitating the idea that suizidcore was a genre of speedcore just like splittercore and extratone, some even claiming that it describes speedcore between 1000 and 3600 BPM.
by InYourBlood December 02, 2023