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- Speedcore abstract "Speedcore is a form of hardcore techno that is characterized by a high tempo and aggressive themes. The name originates from the genre hardcore techno, and refers to the high tempo found in this genre, which rarely drops below 300 beats per minute (bpm). Earlier speedcore tracks often averaged at about 250 bpm, which could be defined as terrorcore, whereas more recent tracks sometimes exceed 1000 bpm. Songs with tempos above 600 bpm are often classified as splittercore.[citation needed] When a song reaches 1000 bpm, the music is often known as extratone.[citation needed] However, when beats are in the range of 1000-1500 bpm the individual beats become indistinguishable, and turn into continuous tones.Speedcore tracks often contain elements of the related genres gabber and breakcore.".
- Speedcore instrument Drum_machine.
- Speedcore instrument Keyboard_instrument.
- Speedcore instrument Music_sequencer.
- Speedcore instrument Sampler_(musical_instrument).
- Speedcore instrument Synthesizer.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Breakcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Digital_hardcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Early_hardcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Grindcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Hardcore_(electronic_dance_music_genre).
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Hardcore_punk.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin House_music.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigin Speed_metal.
- Speedcore wikiPageID "696417".
- Speedcore wikiPageRevisionID "602762837".
- Speedcore bgcolor "silver".
- Speedcore color "black".
- Speedcore culturalOrigins "1990.0".
- Speedcore fusiongenres "Psycore".
- Speedcore hasPhotoCollection Speedcore.
- Speedcore instruments Drum_machine.
- Speedcore instruments Keyboard_instrument.
- Speedcore instruments Music_sequencer.
- Speedcore instruments Sampler_(musical_instrument).
- Speedcore instruments Synthesizer.
- Speedcore name "Speedcore".
- Speedcore popularity "Low".
- Speedcore regionalScenes "Germany, Netherlands, North England".
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Breakcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Digital_hardcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Early_hardcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Grindcore.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Hardcore_(electronic_dance_music_genre).
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Hardcore_punk.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins House_music.
- Speedcore stylisticOrigins Speed_metal.
- Speedcore subgenres "Extratone - Splittercore - Flashcore".
- Speedcore subject Category:Hardcore_music_genres.
- Speedcore type Abstraction100002137.
- Speedcore type AuditoryCommunication107109019.
- Speedcore type Communication100033020.
- Speedcore type ExpressiveStyle107066659.
- Speedcore type HardcoreMusicGenres.
- Speedcore type Music107020895.
- Speedcore type MusicGenre107071942.
- Speedcore type Genre.
- Speedcore type MusicGenre.
- Speedcore type TopicalConcept.
- Speedcore type MusicalComposition.
- Speedcore type Concept.
- Speedcore comment "Speedcore is a form of hardcore techno that is characterized by a high tempo and aggressive themes. The name originates from the genre hardcore techno, and refers to the high tempo found in this genre, which rarely drops below 300 beats per minute (bpm). Earlier speedcore tracks often averaged at about 250 bpm, which could be defined as terrorcore, whereas more recent tracks sometimes exceed 1000 bpm.".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Speedcore".
- Speedcore label "Спидкор".
- Speedcore label "スピードコア".
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs スピードコア.
- Speedcore sameAs 스피드코어.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore sameAs m.033k3s.
- Speedcore sameAs Q848457.
- Speedcore sameAs Q848457.
- Speedcore sameAs Speedcore.
- Speedcore wasDerivedFrom Speedcore?oldid=602762837.
- Speedcore isPrimaryTopicOf Speedcore.
- Speedcore name "Speedcore".