gabber

Music split into a gazillion genres ranging from gabber to black metal, from jazz to hiphop and so on...

Would you want a ton of people expecting gabber turning up to a generic hardcore night?

House, gabber, jungle, so many electronic genres are still just trying to reach the peaks they hit in the 90s.

The reach of contrived political philosophy, fiat economic hustle, and pop culture gabber can be constrained; the obsolescence of /.

> this is from someone who’s perfectly capable of enjoying genres like breakcore or gabber… An old person, you mean?

For real though, Gabber and its culture should definetly get recognized as cultural heritage.

Ofer Gabber and Ran Donagi went on to conventional academic math careers.

At least that was definitely my experience with gabber back then.

The people that are slackers at home have low output in the office and are probably the annoying gabber distracting the rest of the team in-office.

Please please please tell more Gabber and Donagi stories.

Sometimes I listen to music without lyrics like surf or gabber.

Consider gabber et al was cut off by their hosting companies, a much harder space to enter for non-established companies - maybe net-neutrality should be extended from traffic to hosting/computing facilities?

I just mentioned gabber and breakcore (“music from 25 years ago”) because those are genres that people typically consider a bit too much.

Omar Santana's "metal gabber" was transcendental.

Well it only listed one record by genre under "gabber", but it was DJ Scotch Egg so it scores a few points from me (even though it should've been listed under "breakcore").

It is likely that something like bepop, gabber or industrial synthwave would have been considered "sounds" rather than art by medieval folks or Mesopotamian people if they heard the sounds without knowing whether the source was human or not.