An Ignorant Guide to Breakcore

[@Leon-ji4zc]

this video is the exact visual representation of breakcore

[@big_sea]

yes

[@joncoish]

Lol I was going to write the same thing

[@angeryboiii3051]

This is my first time hearing about break core and u could not be more right

[@saladope]

Nah definitely more ambient jungle imo

[@estebanod]

this video is the representation of a tiktok user's attention span

[@lifemarr8265]

i feel like the transition from dirty european raver music to stank weeb music makes a lot more sense when you factor goreshit into the equation.

[@WarmToast707]

Both focus heavily on hedonism which I find rather interesting.

[@fkeyzuwu]

yeah, even tho many people dont know this im sure that goreshit inspired a bunch of the early "weeb" breakcore wave.

[@lifemarr8265]

@@fkeyzuwu im honestly kinda shocked there was no mention of him in this vid

[@civicrider5556]

maybe it was intentional?@@lifemarr8265

[@99morphine]

I avoid goreshit like the plague, there aint no way im listenin to some guy who made a song titled "preteen pregnancy"

[@davidoblast8291]

They gentrified breakcore

[@angel_of_rust]

that's t*kt*k for you

[@rebralhunter6069]

The worst part about finding a new youtuber on the come up is there's no large back catalog of content going back many years. So you end up jonesing like a junky for the slightest crumbs of content. At least he uploads regularly though

[@will-love-lvx]

Yea, right??!

[@bake-io1cf]

For a back catalog check Goniloc. Made many funny videos in this format then dissapeared

[@sammi3521]

praise god

[@rebralhunter6069]

@@bake-io1cf Thank you for spreading the good word!

[@will-love-lvx]

@@bake-io1cf What??! Goniloc isn't around anymore? That sucks!

[@gamefreaknitro]

0:00 Intro 2:15 Brief history 2:35 Alec Empire 2:53 DJ Scud & Panacea mention 2:59 Ambush Records 3:09 Bloody Fist Records 3:12 Digital Hardcore Recordings 3:22 The Destroyer - Alec Empire (1996) “The First Breakcore Album” 3:29 Big Black - The Atomizer (1986) & D.o.A: The Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle - Throbbing Gristle 1978 4:04 Early 2000s era 4:07 Venetian Snares 5:04 Enduser & Otto von Schirach mention (2/3 by Enduser and 3000 B.C. by Otto von Schirach are shown here 5:25 Igorrr (Gautire Serre) 5:55 My Chicken Symphony - Igor 6:18 Anime/Tiktok era of breakcore 6:36 Tokyopill, ???, & Sewerslvt mention 7:20 Burial - Untrue (2007) shown 7:23 Conclusion/Outro

[@gamefreaknitro]

I tried to organize things really more for myself , but in doing so it helped me to understand what was being talked about more outside of the amazing memes. Good work. All I’d say is having the names of the albums/artists along with the photos of the albums would be cool

[@xenn]

not sure if u need it but the second artist mentioned at 6:36 is vierre cloud 👍

[@Denys_Fresh_Flesh]

thanks, this youtuber speaks like breakcore, so i didn’t catch many of the names he said

[@tducruisemeets8463]

Can anyone here help me find the name of a sample? Or something? The song its called War by Junkie XL and the snare its what I mean thanks in advance if anyone can share me some light

[@bake-io1cf]

one of these for power metal would be pretty funny. Probably the most memeable metal genre, even most fans are self aware of how goofy it can come across

[@daltonpritchett2234]

Powermetal is the most SERIOUS and MANLY metal genre and any slander against it is FALSE❗️❗️❗️

[@bake-io1cf]

​@@daltonpritchett2234 Unless its Sabaton. Sabaton is super gay

[@lopolik]

oh yeah I wish he'll do one on power metal

[@lopolik]

@@bake-io1cf very true

[@docwulff907]

THROUGH THE FIRE AND FLAMES

[@vthesnail]

I've always been interested in how deep the breakcore rabbithole goes and what some people mean when they say shit like "breakcore is dead and it's replaced by this anime shit". This was a cool and very informative video. Also I liked the calm and snappy voiceover coupled with completely unhinged visuals, as if the editing of this video took place exclusively under the influence of 40 (and no less) benadryls taken simultaneously.

[@CoolestSwordFighter]

because it is

[@omagadh]

the anime shit genre is called lolicore i think

[@vthesnail]

@@omagadh Most people don't call it that anymore and thank fucking god cuz that name is horrendous.

[@oysterwatcher]

that's not a thing.

[@fkeyzuwu]

​@@omagadhif it heavily includes anime vocals inside it then yeah. if its just a song image then i wouldnt call it that

[@loust1264]

bro unleashed his entire meme folder

[@turqdeth]

i was so scared going into this but you this wonderful genre so much justice!

[@analysis726]

leak the asian glow collab

[@leschnozzberry]

@@analysis726 ON GOD

[@ghostpopp]

you this

[@ghostpopp]

wtf when did i write this

[@gosling_choked_floyd_POG]

@@ghostpopp real

[@lopolik]

This is one of your funniest, the collection of memes is just baffling how you can fit so many of them into one video, without it feeling repetitive at all, great job.. And as always we had a blast laughing and watching this! :)

[@croay]

im very impressed to find a video self titled breakcore on youtube that actually is about breakcore

[@5ubaruu]

thank you for making this, so many 1st and 2nd wave releases are hard to find for people new to the genre. its so important to spread the music and the history so the sound can be kept alive

[@appelsap45]

Hey, it's 5ubaruu! I like your music 😊

[@weirdnessisgood4446]

You cover my favorite genres. Amazing stuff

[@jadecrona]

I NEED that clip of the woman playing breakcore on the tambourine XD

[@CerealKiller]

Breakcore doesn't need a re-classification or a new name because we already have a name for the stuff that nowadays passes off as breakcore, it's called Ambient DnB. Let's just call it Ambient DnB, because that's what it is lol.

[@coolea]

That was pretty much exactly my point, I didn't mean make up a completely new name, I meant give it a classification other than breakcore.

[@yoboikamil525]

ambient dick n balls?

[@cybermonkmusic]

i prefer the term old breakcore = angry jungle, new ambient dnb = liquid jungle

[@CerealKiller]

@@cybermonkmusic We already have the name of the genres, that was literally my point, there is no need to further overcomplicate things lol - why are you people like this?

[@cybermonkmusic]

@@CerealKiller cuz angry jungle is a funny way to describe vsnares imo lol - that's all there is to that comment no need to get pressed :)

[@svspect.9898]

7:10 what happened to Dubstep with Skrillex is currently happening with Phonk and guys like Kordhell. Such a shame to see Phonk become diluted by something that is basically House or Hardbass

[@ayeslpirninsev]

I had no idea Phonk wasn't always like this. Now I just feel bad for the genere, what they did to It Is so bad.

[@p-nk7031]

and streaming services like Spotify who don't know the difference between memphis style rap and phonk blur/ ruin the lines between genres due to their corporate misunderstanding of these niche genres. its sad really.

[@Hambo325]

The part I feel bad about is I actually prefer current phonk over the "real" one

[@BVRNERMVSIC]

@@Hambo325 No shame in preferring some music over other music

[@Mel-nw2ko]

oh my god my exact thoughts. People now say tiktok Phonk I'm gonna kms

[@wiccanavalley3518]

As a fan of Jvne, I approve of the way you depict Sewerslvt listeners.

[@sonicfon]

Wait....

[@uwi9148]

agreed

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

AAAAAHHHHHH

[@hollow6189]

@@THICCTHICCTHICCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@youtubeuserdan4017]

I was a fan of how she distributed CP and said the n word.

[@stribogger]

I’m definitely not mad at the “Chill breakcore” mixes that proliferated KZbin in the last 5-6 years. It kinda seemed like the logical continuation of internet music after seapunk/vaporwave/and bands like machinegirl got internet popular. A lot of it is really just pulling all the good sounds from the 90s and early 2000s and changing them aesthetically to appeal to new demographics. I grew up in the black metal/crust and noise music scene and wouldn’t be caught dead at a rave at the time, but I definitely secretly listened to jungle, aphex twin, and IDM shit so it’s nostalgic and cool to see these genres meshing together and these artists making great music.

[@tumultoustortellini]

If you want more breakcore in the classic "technical" style, you could check out sorry about my face, axtrmnt, and please be quiet. They appeal to the venetian snares style of frenetic, actually chaotic drums.

[@wesst.422]

Funny af as always, love your fast paced editing! Nice seeing some pics I suggested in the discord too, the google street view of the lady falling over never fails to make me laugh lol

[@the_pieces_fit]

this is gold m8 saw igorrr live earlier this year, absolutely legendary

[@Ezheldaar]

Saw them in Paris, it was awesome

[@urphakeandgey6308]

I've been into breakcore (more breakbeat hardcore) for a while. I was weirded out when I noticed more people knowing what breakcore was until I eventually realized it got kind of popular on TikTok.

[@WEAREALLJUSTMEAT]

I like to combine the sweet sounds of modern breakcore with the abrasive chaos of traditional breakcore

[@ihave500hats]

I had a conversation with a friend about this exact thing (the need for a new classification of the modern "breakcore") recently. When I watched this video I though "hey that's what I'm saying!" The evolution of music under a certain genre's label often goes this way, and eventually gets reclassified later on. I've never touched tiktok and I got into the modern breakcore community through making "glitchart" (I'm referring to the kind of art you often see on modern breakcore artists song covers, not the origins of glitchart), I started listening to Jvne, strxwberrymilk, and FlowerBoyDeMii. I've been entranced by the atmospheric side of breakcore and so I began to dig deeper, learning about Doormouse, Ove-NaXx and others, and then I was blown away by the contrast of these two sides, under the same genre. I still find the genre to be fun, and I've (through bandcamp) discovered much weirder stuff, such as lolicore, zundacore, amenpunk, mashcore. It's quite a weird world to dive into and listen to, but some of the stuff is geniunely experimental and intriguing as hell. summary - I agree, good educational vid Q: is Loli (Rory) in early 20s, more og style breakcore or not?

[@plastic720]

tbh i dont think he is his music is too soft (?forgot the actual word) compared to the og style

[@ihave500hats]

@@plastic720 that's fair, I was curious mainly since they use a lot of sampling and have some more aggressive stuff than most of the current ambient counterparts

[@heckarockstick802]

Ove naxx mentioned? Awesome I love their music

[@jesys32]

first off, I agree it would be nice to have a modern classification we could lump all these new styles into, but the thing is... I think these classifications already exist... the zoomers these days are making and listening to one of the following: atmospheric, liquid or (rarely) breakbeat DnB, jungle, amenpunk or mashcore... pretty much everything popular nowadays falls into one of these. as for Loli in early 20s, it's more modern for sure, though one track that features more OG breaks (along with hardcore beats) is 彼女が12-14年間自分を切, highly recommend that track. lastly, if you want some OG breakcore made by old and new artists, I'll recommend a mixture: some of the artists still making what could be considered "real" breakcore would be pencil, Shimoda and Mekuso, otherwise I recommend LAF-O, Cardopusher, Datach'i, The Flashbulb, Sickboy, Foxdye, LFO Demon, Epsilon, Stazma, Ladyscraper... I could offer more but I think that's enough for one comment 😅

[@unrealwaifu1152]

>Q: is Loli (Rory) in early 20s, more og style breakcore or not? depend on how much you think lolicore is close to og style breakcore

[@WhispersOfaSilhouette]

Took me a while to appreciate breakcore. I def had to give songs multiple listens before liking the genre. Thanks for this brief summary of the history. I was always curious about it, it was a solo journey since it’s a bit hardcore to share with friends or family.

[@no-qe9tb]

Nero's day at disneyland is still my favourite breakcore album

[@analyticalj8687]

Lost in Bonerland my beloved theyre all so good

[@CupidsJerboa]

Her work is so unique and I love it tbh

[@swarm69]

clasic stuff! such an under rated gem of an album! child protective services theme gos so hard

[@sycration]

I think her new stuff (as lauren) isn't really breakcore any more, but it's still good. It has more crazy vocals too

[@x23real]

Its legendary work, all of Bousfield her stuff is.

[@Shajirr_]

I am just dying watching the clips and images... "and Australia" *shows a man punching a kangaroo* perfect!

[@hatinassmf]

we want an ignorant guide to hardcore

[@dylanatorification]

The editing on this video is absolutely godsent

[@ethanmiller631]

breakcore is the friends we made along the way :))

[@Hsjsududswhsjdjxizzioao]

Sometimes the real breakcore was the one inside of you all along

[@AtraxaApologist]

Your pitch on Igorrr was sick, and now I'm listening to his album "Hallelujah" and this shit is FLAMES

[@kimyona9746]

The new breakcore is termed by some as "dreamcore" which is honestly a W

[@kimyona9746]

@petetestube2904 especially since "dreamcore" is more than ambient jungle, but less than breakcore

[@toymangamer121]

What? Dreamcore is at its core a visual aesthetic that is meant to give off the feelings that dreams do and is usually surrealist and calm in nature. The images tend to use pastel colors and have landscapes that are fantastical or weird and will often have characters in them that have objects or eyes for heads. It is very similar to weirdcore but with a lack of the unsettling nature of a lot of weirdcore When it comes to music being labeled as "dreamcore" it can range from Jack Stauber to Windows96. With this being the case "Dreamcore Songs" can really be from multiple genras, but the thing that makes them the same is that they can sometimes go along with Dreamcore images and that people like to put them in youtube playlists for depressed people to listen to. However, the only times I have seen anything close to breakcore in any "Dreamcore" playlist was with the occasional Sewerslvt song and 1 playlist that I saw that was mislabeled as "wierdcore/dreamcore" and was full of DnB songs and had an anime girl as the imagery of the playlist rather than Dreamcore or Wierdcore. Another thing that muddies the waters about dreamcore being an actual genre is that most song playlists are labeled “dreamcore/weirdcore” and sometimes even “tramacore” which only makes the definition for this "genre of music" more confusing. All of this goes to show that this "New breakcore" that you are talking about is not actually dreamcore and by calling it that we would only be making dreamcore more confusing. Also this "new breakcore" is not new at all and already has genres to be put in like liquid/ambient Drum and Bass and atmospheric Jungel or just breakcore if its just breakcore.

[@kimyona9746]

@@toymangamer121 I'm just going by what I've heard it be coined by some.

[@meowraiu2]

​@@toymangamer121i ain't reading allat

[@ayeslpirninsev]

I'd call It weebcore but that works too (also, Is weebcore already a thing or did I just make up a new name for modern breakcore)

[@heavybladevideo]

i just want to let you know that i am learning absolutely nothing from your video because of the background videos. 10/10 would recommend

[@DschungelKatze]

Best description of Breakcore for now tbh and fit in just 8 minutes. A lot of info on the roots of the genre. Even though the fact that breakcore and weeb stuff go hand in hand from about early 2000s and especially around 2010 wasn't mentioned but that would be a lot to cover. So all around a W video.

[@RonaldMcVale]

I think breakcore should be expanded by not only having weeb things but many other thing too.

[@SeagullSleeps]

didn’t know i needed this, thank you

[@MacDeMuw]

This man is a machine

[@MoniqueWombat]

2:32 I love how foreigners either see Germany as Bavaria or Berlin

[@ieatdogs666]

They should see it as Kazakhstan or India.

[@Sliphantom]

That was a surprisingly knowledgeable and balanced take on things. I was never really into breakcore all that much, but seeing its transformation into the pink weaboo fever dream it is today is still upsetting to me. The new stuff sounds like the audio equivalent of heavily medicated ADHD, which I suppose is why aloof zoomers like it so much. Also, the Lyn breaks are objectively better than the amen break.

[@sisyphous5849]

Been waiting for this!

[@Karaon]

great work on making the video edit, as it’s just like breakcore should probably be

[@stfuenvii]

I love the tone of these videos. Its so mf funny

[@colecarstarphen8743]

Shouldve mentioned that heaven peirce her pushed it into the mainstream after his game ULTRAKILL went viral in the early 2020s which used breakcore to enhance its chaotic gameplay with schizopostesce music

[@strangecitizen]

Is the ULTRAKILL's soundtrack breakcore though? I love ULTRAKILL and the soundtrack bangs, but the breaks are really loopy there, which makes it more dnb(?)

[@rafhael636]

yeah,mostly it's just jungle/dnb with some rock/metal elements(kinda like igorrr)

[@RonaldMcVale]

​@@strangecitizen There was one dnb song exclusively in saints row called twisted by psychatronx one part reminded me of ultrakill.

[@twighailey1967]

I love chronically online music, and I love your videos

[@hanktheblesseddeejay]

DJ Shitmat needs to get a shout, also Aphex Twin, Luke Vibert and Squarepusher also needs to be noted

[@disappointed4102]

dawg the editing on this video had me cryin i cant even focus on your explaination

[@Hopeofhell]

The whole Dubstep thing is extactly why i call the breakcore i enjoy, Atmoshperic breakcore. I dont want the new wave and stylings of the genre to replace what others love and adore. Much like what happened with the Dubstep i grew up on.

[@cerulity32k]

ill listen to anything at this point, my favourite song is Friendly Faith Plate

[@Karl_Marksman]

Yes! I love the Venetian Snares album with the birds. No idea which song but there are a few bangers in there. Don't have the regional language skills to retain any of the actual song names

[@nuke4duke167]

fun fact: at 1:05 the video shown with the 1886 watermark was owned by a channel which publically hosted a discord which was closed about 4 months after the video got published due to containing stuff I cannot say in youtube

[@KP-lq2ux]

alright you briefly mentioned dubstep and the absolute tragedy that befell that genre, are we gonna get an ignorant guide to dubstep some day?

[@kimyona9746]

I mean that new form got a new name so it's not a tragedy. Lol. Brostep is a W genre.

[@voynich7825]

@@kimyona9746 If only 99% of americans saying "Dubstep" actually meant dubstep and not brostep. Most people listening to it aren't aware of the past or the different terminology :^)

[@miniamiiboo]

I cannot for the life of me pay attention to what you're saying because I'm so focused on the visuals 😭 baby brain moment. Love the memes but I'm gonna have to rewatch only listening

[@asian_attack_helicopter102]

I thought breakcore was just the funny music they played in ultrakill 🥺

[@michaelanderson6104]

Love this! I came here after seeing the Aphex Twin video. As a hardcore/grindcore fan, gabber and breakcore are right up my alley. ^_^

[@naokibeats420]

Why does no one ever mention Xanopticon in any breakcore video ? Liminal Space is one the very best breakcore albums ever produced imo

[@movingshadow4ever178]

thanks for recommendation!

[@boiledicetea]

still haven't found anything greater than psicicte

[@Timsturbs]

meh, sounds randomized

[@kristjan304]

Xanopticon is sicccck! It is not known. He did not relase much material, and he was only starting out. Just imagine he would keep relasing music for a few years. Damn. But i think he went south after meme mage. His stuff was not so much breakcore after that, more drill'n' hardcore / glitchcore IMshittyO

[@Tychonious]

Cause it's trash

[@sauerkunt]

This was everything I wanted, and more. Thank you!

[@justachilldude4356]

I'm a zoomer who only got into breakcore in the past few years so Idk how it is to say this but I feel that the non-atmospheric, less-weeby version of breakcore is still being kept alive and relevant by those playlists of "Breakcore to cure your ADHD". Again though I'm relatively new and not sure whether that's an accurate assessment. All I know is that I personally prefer the non-atmospheric, pure chaos side of Breakcore more than I enjoy the otherside, I respect SewerSlvt a lot because, just like most people of this generation probably did, I got into Breakcore because of her, but honest to God she only has like 3 songs I actually enjoy, I can only listen to the same drumbeat on a different sample so many times before I need more variation I'm sorry

[@tumultoustortellini]

Fair enough. If you want so more technical, look into sorry about my face, bittertooth, please be quiet, and axtrmnt. Those are my go-to for the real frenetic stuff.

[@flower-ld5id]

6:52 nice concise and measured explanation there . this video is art

[@tgrzybek001]

banger as usual

[@UltramasterBDJ]

I managed to view the entire visuals of this video in a single sitting, yay now I have a mild headache there were even some funny moments in the background that made me laugh but I already forgot what they were the headache bit wasn't a joke btw, ow.

[@UltramasterBDJ]

It's been half an hour, still have a headache damnit.

[@danielprieto9977]

This is perfect. It has little but necessary things you need to know to understand everything and it even has memes so you can appeal to the masses, well done mister 👍 I hope this video gets viral 7:03 Also, this is the part where everyone needs to listen, so genres like footwork, Ambient D&B, lolicore or some other shit benefit from getting another classification and so they won't be mislabeled as breakcore. 🤓

[@Feckinghaggis]

Do an ignorant guide to grindcore. This series is great!

[@spudeism]

As much as people shit on metal music and its fans for being so autistic about genres and sub-genres I think electronic music and really takes that cake and runs away with it.

[@Weyl-Wilson]

Great tutorial! I actually have a good understanding of how to make breakcore now lol

[@thaevildoer]

i would looooove an ignorant guide to chopped n screwed music

[@shapirodeadking5012]

based fishtank enjoyer

[@3rdFloor666]

0:15 light work no reaction

[@Pannlicker]

This video was like visual crack. Thank you for the experience

[@losfogo7149]

>looks into "breakcore" >finds jungle >:(

[@Takyodor2]

Is the ">" part of the ":(", or do you just feel ":(" ? (I agree either way)

[@losfogo7149]

@@Takyodor2 i feel >:(

[@Takyodor2]

@@losfogo7149 Understandable, have a great day

[@Pink_Marshy]

ive only been watching for 4 minutes... its felt like 40

[@thefounder681]

Breakcore just may live on in the future... albiet in the form of samples

[@bob-kf8jd]

Great video man, earned a subsciber

[@nicetry9800]

I like your funny words magic man

[@bladonski]

This is just what happens when the internet gets their hands on something. The name Breakcore is much more clickable than the name than Intelligent Jungle, so that's the name that was used lol

[@kimyona9746]

Some call it Dreamcore

[@bladonski]

@@kimyona9746 yeah, some call it glitchbreak, dreambreak, lofi jungle, etc etc but breakcore is still the much more popular name.

[@ZeeboonInc]

It's not because "the internet got its hands on it", Breakcore has always been primarily proliferated through the internet, it's always been a "nerd" genre. The thing is that the internet has changed since 2007, it's now incredibly hard to have an underground scene on the internet when literally almost everyone is on it and shit like tiktok and other algorithm monsters are herding them into cages.

[@mercoro]

For the Internet (aka tiktok users) who have suffered extreme brainrot due to their short attention spam and low IQ, anything with -core in the end of the word is something "different" and cool.

[@barsarabac7636]

bro these mini vids are killing me lmaooo

[@fake_nok]

damn these videos are great, you should cover grindcore some day

[@knight_lautrec_of_carim]

I'm a normie outsider NPC and found "modern" breakcore under "chill breakcore" which fits better I think

[@sollybear33]

Do grindcore!

[@qombie]

YESSSS i was gonna ask this :3

[@bake-io1cf]

goniloc did one and its esentially the same format but less adhd

[@sollybear33]

@@bake-io1cf I know but unfortunately he no longer uploads. Big fan of his channel though. I've watched all the bastardized histories a few times and definitely used the heffy metal releases of the year to expand my metal library.

[@bake-io1cf]

@@sollybear33 i think the algorithm screwed him really hard so he gave up. I remember when he was still uploading his new videos would not show up at all on my feed. A shame since he was fairly consistent too.

[@PRLCKLY]

@@qombie massive respect for being a grindcore fan who says ":3", my kinda guy right there

[@syinari8266]

thought this would be more anger filled , but was surprised by a kinda funny informative video . good sh

[@clutch44444]

I put my Breakcore, DNB, Jungle, and Webcore all in the same Spotify playlist so it doesn't really matter

[@astha_yadav]

WOULD U MIND SHARING IT- if u dont mind that is - it's alrighy if u cannto but if u can then thenks pls do

[@scoutswell]

she goes crazy on that tambourine wtfff

[@naikyou]

Got into it a bit over the course of my bachelor's degree and went from "what is this shit" with things like the GUNSLINGER-R shitpost albums by CDR and some of the compilation albums on "The Worst" label to genuinely enjoying some of the other things I found by people like Vaenus, Emray, Bethas and goreshit. Anime-ified and safe breakcore is a bit too saturated now on sites like bandcamp, but there's still a decent variety of it from the typical hyperactive quick beats to more somber tones or even stupid as hell meme music. Overall one of the more interesting subgenres that paved my descent into more experimental genres.

[@sadfloppa1952]

5:56 You have no idea how happy it made me when I saw that JPD clip in this video

[@anothersettlementneedsyour9628]

Igorrr is along with Korn and Judas Priest my favorite artist. There is still nothing that would sound like Igorrr. Closest is probably Hardcore Anal Hydrogen. I also really enjoy band Burst Synapse that combines breakcore with grindcore.

[@ursulapangilinan5392]

Omgg yesss I love igorrr

[@ides966]

Thank you for talking about breakcore. I love it 💓

[@dimitriospsaroudakis4190]

Can you do a guide to death metal ? Should be fun

[@Obsiqax]

Throbbing Gristle mentioned, now I'm hoping for a vid on Industrial

[@BazzelBazzel]

its just music that makes you feel like you're on lsd

[@anth_genious]

I highly recommend Red Extensions of Me by The Flashbulb to anyone who's into breakcore. Lucid Bass 1 and 2 are some of my favorite tracks of all time, they incorporate these psychedelic, hypnotic, ethereal qualities in a way that I've only seen Sewerslvt achieve to a similar effect.

[@anth_genious]

Benn Jordan is a machine and a genius. He's also got a really cool youtube channel that's worth checking out

[@astha_yadav]

I actually checked it out and listening rn like it's actually quite good thanks a lot to share wtf ❤

[@anth_genious]

@@astha_yadav anytime :)

[@temma1612]

Hi friends whats up

[@leechll]

TEMMA 🙌🙌🙌

[@Lemonator32]

This video is like a 21st century humor video and essay video at the same time.

[@duolingo1880]

Does anyone know the song at 7:44 it sounds good

[@mezzow3]

i just classify breakcore as something that sounds like a computer is breaking tbh

[@dang1052]

I can’t believe bro did not mention passenger of shit or shitmat omg

[@starrs802]

I love what i like to call Emotional breakcore The more complex the rythm the better

[@maymilberg6167]

I'd love to see a video on Hardcore Punk

[@soulsearch13]

Gautier serre so good glad you mentioned him. Managed to see igorrr live in 2022 : ) Also his collabs with ruby my dear and bong-ra (as part of igorrr) are great

[@At1lla0137]

You have somehow managed to only cover genres I listen to. Can you do Maidcore, only me and four other people know about it I think?

[@wiccanavalley3518]

As someone who listens to a bit of maidcore not even I'm entirely sure what it is.

[@salamipiranha3249]

I think maidcore is too new to make an interesting video

[@wakipai3D]

Maidcore is barely a genre though

[@hommeboy]

i see it as the members themselves being maidcore than it being a distinctive genre

[@Tychonious]

Pls socialize

[@davidwong6848]

That's when I started to look for similar music to Igorrr, especially the album "Savage sinusoid", that I realized how unique his music is

[@1284productions]

bruh did you call “berlin” a country 💀

[@ZombieLincoln666]

London is a country

[@tumultoustortellini]

@@ZombieLincoln666 England is my city

[@gnatdagnat]

HE DOESN'T RUN OUT

[@sierra715]

as soon as i heard the british accent i knew you would be incredibly pissy about the current state of dnb despite its slight revival. based