Talk:Noisecore
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[edit] The Gerogerigegege
The Gerogerigegege would be more 'noise' (harsh noise / "shit noise") than noisecore. I would consider all the Japanese noise bands just of the noise genre itself (with The Gerogerigegege being of the so called "shit noise" sub-genre of noise) than the noisecore sub-genre of hardcore. Then again they do use instrumentation on some of their albums. Nagelfar 21:01, 23 November 2005 (UTC)
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I see where you're coming from but 'shitnoise' is and has always been a sub-genre of noisecore, it's basicaly in a nut shell 'noise' music so to speak played with instruments. Not all that far removed from noisecore you can agree?
Sludgegrinder 00:53, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
This shouldn't be a disambiguation as it is its own genre.
[edit] Bring Me The Horizon
Bring me the horizon, Don't even sound grind like, yet alone anywhere near noisecore.
All they are is slightly more extreme Metalcore of the Norma Jean variety, with a tiny bit of Cannible Corpse influence. I vote they should be removed from Noisecore.
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Hey, I'm kinda lost here, I never added Bring Me The Horizon. So not sure what you're on about. ????
Sludgegrinder 00:39, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Disambiguation
Since Noisecore is also a style of Hardcore techno I made this into a disambiguation page instead of a re-direct to Grindcore /Jiiimbooh 03:39, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
