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Beatdown hardcore

Beatdown hardcore (also known as heavy hardcore, brutal hardcore, moshcore, or simply beatdown) is a subgenre of hardcore punk which incorporates elements of thrash metal and hip hop. The genre features aggressive vocals, heavy, palm muted guitar riffs and breakdowns. The genre has its origins in late 1980s tough guy hardcore bands such as Breakdown…

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Cultural origins
Mid-1990s, New York City and New Jersey
Derivative forms
Nu metal · sass
Other names
Brutal hardcore · moshcore · heavy hardcore
Stylistic origins
Tough guy hardcore · thrash metal · hip hop
Typical instruments
Vocals · electric guitar · bass guitar · drums

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related to Developments (2000s–present) · 20
Beatdown hardcore → As, Baltimore-based Trapped Under Ice, Big Kiss Goodnight, Chad Gilbert-produced, England-based, Gassed Up, In, Kruelty, Lancashire, Metal Injection, No Zodiac, Recount, Stereogum, Street Soldier, The, This, Tom Breiham, Trapped Under Ice, UK, Xibalba
Typical instruments · 4
Beatdown hardcore → bass guitar, drums, electric guitar, Vocals
Other names · 3
Beatdown hardcore → Brutal hardcore, heavy hardcore, moshcore
Stylistic origins · 3
Beatdown hardcore → hip hop, thrash metal, Tough guy hardcore
Derivative forms · 2
Beatdown hardcore → Nu metal, sass
Cultural origins · 1
Beatdown hardcore → Mid-1990s, New York City and New Jersey
see also · 1
Beatdown hardcore → List

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Beatdown hardcoreCultural originsMid-1990s, New York City and New Jersey1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreDerivative formsNu metal1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreDerivative formssass1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreOther namesBrutal hardcore1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreOther namesmoshcore1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreOther namesheavy hardcore1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreStylistic originsTough guy hardcore1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreStylistic originsthrash metal1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreStylistic originship hop1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreTypical instrumentsVocals1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreTypical instrumentselectric guitar1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreTypical instrumentsbass guitar1.00infobox
Beatdown hardcoreTypical instrumentsdrums1.00infobox

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