Had this silly idea, so might as well.
You can share a thought up music genre here. Add a short description about the specifics that make up the genre, so, unique features, such as tempo, sound-design, sound characteristics etc.
If you want to, you can try to create these in the studio of course.
Eg.: Neuronoise D'n'B - Is a subgenre of neurofunk, heavily utilizing noise elements in its sound-design. It aims to create atmosphere and heavy drops using non-standard tonality, harmony and heavily processed field recordings and/or noisy synthesized sounds.
Have fun.
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ambister
uses ambient sounds but Bsterthegawd sounds!!
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Nuclear breakcore
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This is something Former has made a playlist of. I wouldn't say it's a genre, but perhaps a production style. I only have a vague definition myself and the term in my own playlist includes tracks from several genres. Here's how I'd define it.
"Mecha Ballad" - a style heavily utilizing robot-like vocals, either through voice synthesis (vocaloids) or heavy vocal manipulation that makes them sound artificial (vocoders, pitch shifting, hard autotune). This artificial singing is then combined with a slow, brooding instrumental carrying a sense of melancholy and some sense of darkness. It may be beatless, or including a slow beat. It may also combine real instruments with futuristic sounds, older, ethnic or alternative tuning systems or scales, more evolving and non-linear structure.
Examples:
Former - True Overfiend
Former - Shadow Convoy
Former - White Field
Former - i know where to go
Former & Posij - Blue Flesh
Former - Always Smiling Mouth
Former - Edge Mecha
Noisia & Former - Cleansing / Pleasure Model
MAERE - Contrasts EP
deadmau5 - Sleepless
deadmau5 - Monday
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More distantly:
Billain - Different Eyes
deadmau5 - Nyquist
deadmau5 - Rlyehs Lament
Maenad Veyl - Bleak
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SuperDrill
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BBCcore
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rarematic phonk: a mix of rare phonk and rawmatic phonk elements:
rare phonk: drums & fx
rawmatic phonk: maybe the snare, sample, also mixing
(listen to both genres to really get an idea of how this would sound)
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bootycore
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bellycore
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Webcore- Basically music composed completely or mainly of internet memes or sounds. From software sounds, to clips of popular Vines, etc
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ts just goofy ahh beats from the early 2020s
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Webcore is already a visual aesthetic, connected to vaporwave and old internet culture though. Don't know how much of an overlap in music there is and whether a genre with these characteristics has already been defined. Dariacore is partially made of such elements already.
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In your case we may even have a "culture" or scene built around it, so... Could be a real thing.
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lofi but its like futre bass
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*Melancholic death-hop*
Basically just lofi hip-hop with metal vocals. The beats are usually very emotional, slow, nostalgic and melancholic with quiet death or black metal vocals/scream or growl techniques of many kinds. Utilizes a lot of reverb and keyboard or piano playing. It takes inspiration from atmospheric metal genres, blackgaze and even DSBM.
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Although there are specific distinctions to the 2 genres future bass and melodic dubstep sometimes sound very similar. I've once heard the term "future melodic" and even though it may sound a bit silly and broad, I think several tracks fit that description better than either future bass or melodic dubstep.
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This style or subgenre technically already exists and comes from the strange crossover of people who made digicore/dariacore and hyperpop and now create shoegaze and other rock genres now. Who comes to mind is Jane Remover and quannnic. I can't remember the channel that came up with the genre, but they named it zoomergaze. I found zoomergaze sounds a bit silly, therefore, I propose a few other names for the genre: screengaze or digigaze. For a more inclusive/umbrella term, I suggest: digirock.
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speedswarm, which is just a random genre i made up that's just experimental rawness where everything has a sudden speed to it, with lots of panning and then random stops and slowness before it speeds itself up again idk lol
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You know what would be crazy? If this genre had a strong live performance aspect to it. Like an extremely demanding and super confusing performance with actually very strictly defined guidelines for the tracks or even strict music notation lmao.
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Not entirely sure how that would translate into music, but I get it. Actually has some interesting implications.
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sounds kind of like phonk