aliencore
Aliencore is Deathcore sentered around the cosmos and Extraterrestrial life. Made famous by the band Rings of Saturn. I'm not making this shit up.
aliencore by TheDarklordJared March 18, 2016
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Aliencore
Aliencore is a futuristic electronic music genre. It combines computer music production, extraterrestrial themes and science fiction storytelling into an emotionally programmed listening experience.
Aliencore combines:
Computer Music (or upgraded instruments)
Extraterrestrial themes (alien communication, deep space travel, cosmic loneliness)
Science fiction aesthetics (sonic storytelling, interstellar mythos, otherworldly sounds)
Aliencore combines:
Computer Music (or upgraded instruments)
Extraterrestrial themes (alien communication, deep space travel, cosmic loneliness)
Science fiction aesthetics (sonic storytelling, interstellar mythos, otherworldly sounds)
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Alienware by sulpherdragon May 14, 2008
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When you endure immense disappointment after your failed romantic experiences, so you end up losing interest in humans altogether and, consequently, resort to aliens.
“I can’t believe he did that to you!” Said Meryl to her sobbing friend.
“That’s it. Humans fucking suck. I’m alienosexual now.”
“That’s it. Humans fucking suck. I’m alienosexual now.”
Alienosexual by Ría April 15, 2020
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Overpriced computers that anyone with more sense than money could build for at least half the price, and probably with better components.
Bob: Hey, I just got an i7 Alienware, only cost me $5000.
Alice: lol, I got the same rig and only paid $2000.
Bob: :(
Alice: lol, I got the same rig and only paid $2000.
Bob: :(
Alienware by zanmato337 May 15, 2011
Alienware
An overpriced bran of computers. They sell you stuff for 5 grand that you could buy yourself and put together for maybe 1 grand. They put in great graphics cards, but end up having maybe a 300W power supply so it ends up dying. The only use for an Alienware computer is getting a graphics card that's out of stock everywhere.
Alienware by My name is Tim September 3, 2012
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