I can imagine these two guys as a whole series of them like... playing different songs. And in the end they'd be like "Nah, Idk who's that other guy, we're just having fun"
hkmori, composer of the song in this vid, makes some incredible bangers theres the obvious sewerslvt the less obvios rory in early 20s "sorry about my face" MACHINE GIRL and Keygen Church i made a playlist purely for breakcore (loud breaking) and its public if you want something more convenient, tho the only reason im saying this is because im horrible with names and all the songs i listen to are there lol
The piano sample is from "Sakura Nagashi" by Hikaru Utada. In the song there's a line that says "Everybody finds love in the end", that maybe inspires the title "anyone can find love(except you)"
"you cannot physically do" i think you don't know what some drummers are capable of then. I'd rec you check out some of aarons' drum covers on RU-vid especially glozier & yoglez
I love this. The sorta wilting, dreamy, glitchy piano along with a sewing machine having a seizure. Like a peaceful, zenlike acceptance of tragedy with a side of heart attack and nervous breakdown. Where can I get more? Send recs pls
The Flashbulb has some great breakcore/IDM, his catalogue broadly goes from more breakcore to more ambient/electronic as you go from old to new, he's one of my favourite artists
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Reminds me of that one time, my friend were playing some calming music on the piano, the drummer walked up and immediately turns it into somewhat a breakcore, cuz he couldn't do it that fast.
I get the feeling if you attempted to play anything other than a recording of breakcore you would tear a muscle or two 😂 no matter the experience before you quit.
Personally I feel like it's prob due to multiple reasons: • partially bc ppl are realizing that actual Y2K-era-to-2010 music wasn't jus generic hyperpop-esque material & it's gotten more ppl to explore dnb, house, jungle etc & then it lead to exploring more experimental rave music & EDM like breakcore • the tik tok eyebleeding-neon anime kids & the new gen scene kids who like loud edm found it, & made viral playlists. & everyone under that umbrella and more ig. that's jus what ive seen
I love breakcore and it is the best music for me. It is healing my broken soul by hitting the most specific patterns that is not replicateable by any other pop artist
As a drummer I can confirm that we - bang our heads on the toms - play the snare and cymbals on the bass drum - fling our arms in total might while still remaining fast - are able to play in reverse
