In a nutshell, Extratone is Speedcore intensified. Whereas most Speedcore tracks commonly reach speeds ranging from the high hundreds to a 1000 BPM, Extratone takes it one step further - all tracks are beating at a bare minimum of 1000 BPM. Listening to Extratone, one can easily discern the extreme harsh sounds - screams, total static noise and layer-upon-layer of beats.
Random Track: Totenkopf Records - Holocaust
FUCK YEAH EXTRATONE.
ReplyDeletethis is weird
ReplyDeleteNow, I have a big toleration for bpm numbers, but this is quite strange. I would go to a party though
ReplyDeleteThe album that is free, Evil Territory (Splitterblast 003), http://www.discogs.com/Various-Evil-Territory/release/1150278, Has some Speedcore, Splittercore and even Extratone tracks. Sexual Harassment Panda would a Extratone example :D
ReplyDeleteChuck Norris listens to this as a lullaby.
ReplyDeleteI'm dying of laughter from your comment! Listening to the whole track I'm wetting myself.. if there anyone that can sleep to this, they are secretly Chuck Norris.
Delete300 bpm range is about all i can handle...600 and up is rubbish
ReplyDeleteI'll never understand why people (especially speedcore fans) put so much emphasis on BPM. I haven't heard a single ultra-high BPM track where the BPM serves any actual, functional purpose.
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