Flashcore: The speedy music genre from a multidimensional utopia
In 1998, a French guy named La Peste created the record label called Hangars Liquides, established for the music makers of industrial hardcore and, most importantly, flashcore. However, flashcore itself would not have existed until later in 2004, when the same La Peste guy mentioned it in the Flashcore Manifesto, which he created.
But what is Flashcore, exactly? Flashcore is an electronic music subgenre that breaks all the laws of music theory and turns into a mishmash of futuristic alien synthesis and sound design, combined with erratic drums and basslines that no drummer could physically drum to, and that normal people wouldn't be capable of listening to for more than two seconds.
I'm going to be Schrödinger's Douchebag here and assume you will find Flashcore to be the worst genre of electronic music you've ever heard in your life. Don't believe me? Listen to one of my favorite qebrμs songs for yourself.
All in all, this genre is very fast-paced and disorienting for the average listener, although there are much faster genres out there.
