hardcore

Hardcore is a type of music.

Started in the 80's as hardcore punk.

New hardcore bands include:
throwdown (tough guy hardcore.)
terror (tough guy hardcore.)
casey jones (straightedge hardcore.)
bane (old school hardcore.)
as i lay dying (christian hardcore.)
the chariot (christian hardcore.)
norma jean (christian hardcore.)
written down the barrel (tough guy hardcore.)

Hardcore is type of music were there are low screams with breakdowns for dancing, and the guitars and bass use distortion to give it the messy effect to make it sound hard.

I'm not gunna lie.. terror is a good hardcore band.

by xxxedge April 14, 2006

Post-Hardcore

When Hardcore and Punk mixed. Making the sound of Hardcore at some parts then slowing down for more punk parts with singing, not screaming. A band called "Refused" experimented with this. They were a Hardcore band. With the release of "The Shape Of Punk To Come" By "Refused" is when Post-hardcore was born. They thought they were changing punk, when they made a new genre. Doesn't confuse this with emo, or screamo.

Some Post-Hardcore bands are: Refused
Bear VS. Shark
Alexisonfire

by Nutteralex August 19, 2006

hardcore

indie became emo
emo became screamo
screamo became hardcore

And in a few months, non of these genra's will be "in"

by Frodo May 13, 2005

Hardcore Dancing

Dancing for real because you arent a drunk fucking bum, who smokes, and who lives off their parents money. Because you are not scene, because the scene kids who end up there and drink are found like radar and killed. All kids willing to say otherwise, are now known as 'scene' cause they cant except others, and cant disipline themselves enough to stop stealing their parents booze, and begging the guy right in front of jewel to buy them cigarettes. All you scene kid prep retards, can answer to me, and all the true edge kids, and kids who like music that brings upon truth and reality.

E.E.

Raise your fist in the air, drug free!

by cleanseyourself September 13, 2005

Hardcore kid

Hardcore kids don't wear their sisters pants, paint their nails or rock that Pat Benetar emo hairdo. Those are Indie Rockers that dress like that. A hardcore kid wears a fitted 51/50 cap to the side, a hoodie with a band logo on it, baggy jeans, or cargo shorts. Always in a fresh pair of kicks, with a wallet chain and typically listens to early 90s Hip Hop like Biggie, Tupac and Wu Tang, along with all kinds of Punk, Metal and Hardcore from the 70s til the 90s..

Hardcore kids can be straight edge and socially conscience, but most tough guy types will drink beer, smoke weed, sniff coke, get rowdy in the pit and get into fights.

REAL Hardcore kids are typically in their late 20s to mid 30s because "hardcore kid" is a term that was created in the mid 90s when bands like Madball, Sick of it All, Indecision, 25 ta Life, VOD, among others, were in their prime. But like 7 Seconds said back in the early 80s, Young Til I Die!

Know your history.

emo fag #1: I was having so much fun at the Murphy's Law show until some stupid hardcore kid jumped on my head and knocked me to the floor.

emo fag #2 aww shucks that sucks brah, I told you you should have come to the Fall Out Boy show instead.

by 718 HARDCORE March 17, 2010

hardcore dancing

Though its original creation is unknown, hardcore dancing involves hardcore kids wearing girls jeans kicking, flailing, and otherwise brutally assailing the air (or bystander on occassion). Hardcore dancing developed because punk is dead (and gay) and hardcore dancing is much more entertaing than pits.

Punk is dead and hardcore kicks ass

by The Govenator May 13, 2005

hardcore dancing

most of the time scene kids dancing with girl pants..

alot of swing the arms and legs..
fighting non-exsiting ninjas
amazing dancing that looks suhweet!!

its fun and looks like your cool..

moshing is for losers..
hXc dancing is for amazing ppl who know what good music is!!
keep it coming hXc ppl

hardcore dancing is amazing. its for amazing people who know what real music is.
I <3 the scene and hardcore music

by scream scene June 29, 2006