"funkcore" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1995, Maximum Rock 'n' Roll, number 142",
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          "text": "And even if you really want to, you can always buy your suit on the cheap from Overstock.com, hope nobody notices, and use the $500 you saved to buy studio time for your new indie-funkcore-folk band.",
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