Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Breakcore" in Turkish language version.
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Tigerbeat 6 were just one node in an international network of breakcore — labels like Broklyn Beats, Irritant, Mashit, Cock Rock Disco, producers like Spreedranch Janksy, Hrvatski, V/Vm, knife-hand-chop, Donna Summer.
Ironically, the scene started as an offshoot of IDM, a.k.a. 'Intelligent Dance Music'.
Whelan focuses on three practices that he describes as “shibboleths,” or “terms indicative of social location or origin, the use of which therefore serves to distinguish between groups” (p.14). These are the use of 1) nigga/nigger (Chapter 5); 2) gay/ghey (Chapter 7), and 3) the “Amen break” (Chapter 8), a widely sampled drum break from The Winstons’ 1969 hit, “Amen Brother”.
Whelan focuses on three practices that he describes as “shibboleths,” or “terms indicative of social location or origin, the use of which therefore serves to distinguish between groups” (p.14). These are the use of 1) nigga/nigger (Chapter 5); 2) gay/ghey (Chapter 7), and 3) the “Amen break” (Chapter 8), a widely sampled drum break from The Winstons’ 1969 hit, “Amen Brother”.
