Just what it says. Normally called "hardcore" to simplify, it was derived from
techno as Europeans grew to like the aggressive tones and melodies. The most common types of hardcore are: Happy Hardcore, Gabber, and Speedcore (though many
people dislike this genre more because it ranges from 300 bpm - 600 bpm (then splittercore) - 900-1000 and higher bpm (now extratone) and there is not much melody, just an overused kick drum and ambient pads.)
Hardcore became
popular in the '90s, with drum patterns and splits, which is now referred to as Oldskool. From Oldskool came Jungle then Darkcore then Darkstep, and now traditional DnB. Happy hardcore is now the most
popular, with pumping high pitched synthesizers and loud kick drums and offbeat high-hats. Most producers are European and is one of the most
popular forms of Electronic genres. It's also good for your acid trip.
Artists may include: Scott Brown, V.A.G.A.B.O.N.D.,
DJ Sharkey, CLSM, Darren Styles, Breeze, Gammer, Dougal, and more.
Dude1:
DUDE!
DJ Sy motherfucker! Best hardcore techno producer/
DJDude2: Man fuck that shit, Scott Brown is the shit.
Dude1: Man fuck you.
Dude2: Iss true man.
Dude1: Whatever... HTiD.
Dude2: Agreed.
