Hardcore
/ˈhɑːdkɔː(r)//ˈhɑːrdkɔːr/"Hardcore" traces its roots back to the 19th century, initially meaning "uncompromising" or "determined." It gained popularity in the 1960s, describing extreme or radical movements. The term entered music in the 1970s, initially associated with punk rock, signifying a more aggressive and intense sound. It then evolved to encompass various genres like hardcore punk, hardcore techno, and hardcore rap, all characterized by their extreme, raw, and often confrontational nature.
a type of electronic pop music that became popular in the UK in the early 1990s. It is similar to techno, with a very fast beat and few words.
một loại nhạc pop điện tử trở nên phổ biến ở Anh vào đầu những năm 1990. Nó tương tự như techno, với nhịp rất nhanh và ít từ.
small pieces of stone, brick, etc. used as a base for building roads on
những mảnh đá, gạch nhỏ, v.v. dùng làm nền để xây đường trên
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