Definition of noisecore in US English:

noisecore

noun ˈnoizˌkôrˈnoizˌkôr

A type of rock music derived from hardcore punk, characterized by the use of loud distorted guitar and feedback.
a '90s noisecore quartet whose songs all kinda sounded alike
Example sentencesExamples
- Maybe the fact that I can listen to and enjoy such disconcerting, discordant, noisecore music means I'm not fit to walk the streets.
- This is an excellent release for those of you crazy kids who are into noisecore or just feeling adventurous in your musical selection.
- On paper, it certainly appears to be a perfect pairing, as such microtonal experimentalism seems an ideal foil for her extreme noisecore.
- The lead vocalist destroys all preconceptions of noisecore with his guttural screams and his distinct projections.
- They'd have been a pretty good act and a creditable noisecore band, but they way they seamlessly mesh this into a truly cohesive whole is remarkable.

Definition of noisecore in US English:

noisecore

nounˈnoizˌkôr

A type of rock music derived from hardcore punk, characterized by the use of loud distorted guitar and feedback.
a '90s noisecore quartet whose songs all kinda sounded alike
Example sentencesExamples
- This is an excellent release for those of you crazy kids who are into noisecore or just feeling adventurous in your musical selection.
- On paper, it certainly appears to be a perfect pairing, as such microtonal experimentalism seems an ideal foil for her extreme noisecore.
- Maybe the fact that I can listen to and enjoy such disconcerting, discordant, noisecore music means I'm not fit to walk the streets.
- The lead vocalist destroys all preconceptions of noisecore with his guttural screams and his distinct projections.
- They'd have been a pretty good act and a creditable noisecore band, but they way they seamlessly mesh this into a truly cohesive whole is remarkable.

词汇	noisecore
释义	Definition of noisecore in US English: noisecore noun ˈnoizˌkôrˈnoizˌkôr A type of rock music derived from hardcore punk, characterized by the use of loud distorted guitar and feedback. a '90s noisecore quartet whose songs all kinda sounded alike Example sentencesExamples Maybe the fact that I can listen to and enjoy such disconcerting, discordant, noisecore music means I'm not fit to walk the streets. This is an excellent release for those of you crazy kids who are into noisecore or just feeling adventurous in your musical selection. On paper, it certainly appears to be a perfect pairing, as such microtonal experimentalism seems an ideal foil for her extreme noisecore. The lead vocalist destroys all preconceptions of noisecore with his guttural screams and his distinct projections. They'd have been a pretty good act and a creditable noisecore band, but they way they seamlessly mesh this into a truly cohesive whole is remarkable. Definition of noisecore in US English: noisecore nounˈnoizˌkôr A type of rock music derived from hardcore punk, characterized by the use of loud distorted guitar and feedback. a '90s noisecore quartet whose songs all kinda sounded alike Example sentencesExamples This is an excellent release for those of you crazy kids who are into noisecore or just feeling adventurous in your musical selection. On paper, it certainly appears to be a perfect pairing, as such microtonal experimentalism seems an ideal foil for her extreme noisecore. Maybe the fact that I can listen to and enjoy such disconcerting, discordant, noisecore music means I'm not fit to walk the streets. The lead vocalist destroys all preconceptions of noisecore with his guttural screams and his distinct projections. They'd have been a pretty good act and a creditable noisecore band, but they way they seamlessly mesh this into a truly cohesive whole is remarkable.
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