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SpeedCore

This isn't music, this is just a gigantic dick-wagging, more-hardcore-than-thou staring contest between Hardcore producers to see which of them can be assaulted with "BPM = 1000" on their drum machines and not flinch. I can't possibly think of any drug that would make you want to dance this fast. Or even headbang to it. I get a headache after two minutes of doing that anyway. I guess that's why 90 percent of the tracks are 30 seconds long. It's the music equivalent of holding your breath; that is, if done for long enough, you will pass out.



TerrorCore

Fast (sometimes), but not as fast as Speedcore. All evilness comes here. Hell awaits. The Official sponsor of Pagan rituals and occult ceremonies. Horror movie themes are way out of their league. Man.....just listening to it totally gives me an appetite for a good ole fashion virginal sacrifice or unholy bloodletting of some sort. I bet this would be great music for weddings and Bar Mitzvahs too. Or maybe a romantic evening by a roaring fire. A fire...FROM HELL! Hahahahaha......mmmmmm...nice, young, nubile virgins.



Experimental Industrial

Industrial music is already pretty much experimental music to begin with, but wouldn't you know it--they had to go out and be experimental themselves. So this is like Experimental Experimental music. Like....experimental squared or something. It's not quite known whether you can actually hear the added experimentalness in the music that makes it more experimental than other experimental genres--unless you have specialized experimental-attuned ears for it. Because it just sounds like every other experimental genre....just experimental industrial. This sounds really stupid, doesn't it?



Experimental

This stuff is so fucked up, sometimes my head explodes when I listen to it. A cacophony of unique sounds, snares, rolls, and complicated drum patterns makes this one of those genres you have to acquire a taste for. It blurs a lot with IDM, so expect to see artists making ample amounts of both. The difference between the two? One sounds more fucked up than the other. It's up to you, however, to figure out which one that is.



IDM

This is the oddest named genre in the entire world, since it's not easily danceable, it's not certifiably intelligent, and it's arguable as to whether it constitutes as actual music. This is the realm of the uber-pretentious electronic music afficionados, with razor-thin eclectic tastes, who spend most of their waking energy arguing about what IDM is and what IDM isn't. But I guess that depends on what your definition of 'is' is. That's why it's the one genre that doesn't have any kind of cohesive sound. That's also why some of them despise the term "Intelligent Dance Music". So just ignore them. It is fun to listen to, after all.



GlitchCore

If the naysayers have been complaining a lot that electronic music just sounds like a cd skipping over and over again, you can now show them this genre as verifiable proof that YES--indeed, that is what the music is doing. clicks, cuts, scratchy, sped-up samples, and everything but the kitchen sink. This is sound collage music, put together with all the skill and ingenuity of a 5 year old finger painting. And Glitchcore rules for that stupid fact alone.



Minimal Techno

This is a style of music that is more fashion than function. Listening to it makes you sophisticated, and actually liking it makes you 1337. Supposedly. But it suffers from the same flaws that infect cyberpunk literature: namely, that the authors are so enthralled with their own ideas and liberal use of asides to detail minute concoctions--almost for the sole satisfaction of their geek fanbase--that it's often at the expense of putting out a decent product.



все это взято с http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html.

там же можно прослушать примеры.