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queercore, n.
Brit. |ˈkwɪəkɔː|, U.S. |ˈkwɪrˌkɔ(ə)r|
[‹ queer adj.1 (see sense 3 at that entry) + -core comb. form.]
A type of aggressive rock music derived from hardcore punk music and characterized by lyrics focusing on homosexual themes or issues. Also: the associated subculture among young homosexuals, which rebels against and dissociates itself from established homosexual culture. Freq. attrib.
1991Re: Homophobe Police in alt.politics.homosexuality (Usenet newsgroup) 12 June So does this mean we're going to have to invent some new, innovative form of music and write songs like ‘Fuck the Police’ and perform them to prison inmates, now? Maybe not rap... Maybe ‘queer-core’. 1993Spin Apr. 48/2 Fueled by the snotty, rebellious spirit of punk, queercore youth have punctured the stilted air of the ‘gay establishment’ by exposing the clichés and stereotypes present within the gay and lesbian community. 1994i-D Oct. 107/1 Loud and distorted queercore indie and thrash night with seriously wicked live bands. 2000Out Mar. 140/3 With queercore, the dyke broke, so to speak... Lucy Lane's 1997 documentary She's Real, Worse Than Queer captures the international punk-dyke scene. |