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Or browse results titled :. Yet as sprawling and exciting as the scene is, it often gets loosely tagged under the same umbrella: J-core. Cultivated and coined on peer-to-peer sites during the early to mid s, J-core described a vibrant new strand of hardcore from Japan that had its own character, culture, reference points, and aesthetics. In reality, his music is much harder to categorize. Like any vital musical movement, the melting pot spirit is key to its development. Ideas, elements, and influences from across the electronic spectrum are incorporated into the work; from the new fusion of psy-trance and hardstyle psystyle to more classic hardcore frameworks such as gabba and speedcore via elements of bass music and EDM, there are no set rules, formats, or barriers, thanks to the wide-ranging musical backgrounds of many of its exponents.
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Post-Hardcore, the red-headed stepchild of hardcore, was once the only space keeping aggressive indie-rock alive. So the book of post-punk vs post-hardcore was yet to be written, and by the early 90s, as bands like Husker Du, Fugazi, and Big Black began to filter in from the west, the sound of post-hardcore became a significant undercurrent for this new indie-rock arena. From the direct sonic influence on Tricot , a flag-bearer of the girl-group movement which has defined the s, to the post-hardcore edges of groups like Kinoko Teikoku who even named a song after Number Girl that defined the countries late s shoegaze revival. Fusing elements of noise rock, shoegaze, and straightforward alternative rock with a chaotic style of post-hardcore bloodthirsty butchers would become the blueprint for Japanese post-hardcore for almost a decade after.






Connect your Spotify account to your Last. Connect to Spotify. A new version of Last. Gauze is a hardcore—punk band from Japan. Since their formation in , Gauze has been a major influence in both the Japanese hardcore scene,….
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