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Hardcore Techno, also referred to as "Hard Dance", is an umbrella term used to describe the {{Darker and Edgier}} variants of {{Techno}}, although some people argue that it has evolved into a separate genre of its own. It is mostly distinguishable from its parent genre by a faster tempo, very powerful bass, and a preference for abrasive samples and beats. The genre originated from Western European countries like the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Italy and the UK, but it also spawned a small but extremely fierce scene in Japan. Hardcore techno had its heyday in the mid to late nineties when the more commercial {{lighter and softer}} Happy Hardcore sound spread to popularity.
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Hardcore Techno, also referred to as "Hard Dance", is an umbrella term used to describe the {{Darker and Edgier}} variants of {{Techno}}, although some people argue that it has evolved into a separate genre of its own. It is mostly distinguishable from its parent genre by a faster tempo, tempo (with the BPM often lying above 150), very powerful bass, and a preference for abrasive samples and beats. The genre originated from Western European countries like the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Italy and the UK, but it also spawned a small but extremely fierce scene in Japan. Hardcore techno had its heyday in the mid to late nineties when the more commercial {{lighter and softer}} Happy Hardcore sound spread to popularity.
