breakcore

[brayk-kawr]

noun

1. a type of electronic dance music, usually characterized by a high tempo and samples from diverse sources.

Example Sentences

About 75% of them return year on year, with 45% flying in from abroad, drawn not just to its joyously unfashionable embrace of breakcore, gabba, acid house but also its very specific personality and sense of humour.

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And a late-night metal and “breakcore” session.

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At one of Scemanenco’s brutal, late-night breakcore sessions, a woman, her hair twirling and feet skipping, whirled around the dance floor, red wine in one hand.

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Take, for example, Canadian breakcore artist Venetian Snares, who placed small microphones inside his girlfriend, industrial vocalist Hecate, during sex.

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Illuminated solely by the warm glow of numerous laptop screens and a thousand flashing LEDs, a 12-hour, genre-hopping celebration of electronic music gets underway this afternoon, with a sonic showcase of local artists and producers alongside internationally acclaimed talent such as the Teknoist, French breakcore star Rotator, Michael Forshaw and Sheffield's dapper digitalist the Squire Of Gothos.

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