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Releases made in the Hardvapour style. | Releases made in the Hardvapour style. | ||
A reactionary response to the perceived dullness of vaporwave, Hardvapour is an off-shoot that attempts to turn the utopian aesthetics of the genre on its head, replacing the stereotypical Japanese aesthetics with equally stereotypical Eastern European aesthetics (with a particular focus on [[wikipedia:Ukraine|Ukraine]]). Most music considered to be hardvapour is inspired by [[wikipedia:Hardcore (electronic dance music genre)|hardcore techno]], particularly [[wikipedia:Gabber|gabber]] music. | A reactionary response to the perceived dullness of vaporwave, Hardvapour is an off-shoot that attempts to turn the utopian aesthetics of the genre on its head, replacing the stereotypical Japanese aesthetics with equally stereotypical Eastern European aesthetics (with a particular focus on [[wikipedia:Ukraine|Ukraine]]). Most music considered to be hardvapour is inspired by [[wikipedia:Hardcore (electronic dance music genre)|hardcore techno]], particularly [[wikipedia:Gabber|gabber]] music. Hardvapour releases are often of amateurish but original production, with minimal to no sample usage; or as genre spearheader [[Antifur]] puts it, "all original music no samples". | ||
[[Category:Releases Sorted by Style|Hardvapour]] | [[Category:Releases Sorted by Style|Hardvapour]] | ||