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Dual Core (Musical Group) ...

Dual Core
MC Frontalot performing in April 2007.
Background information
Genres	Nerdcore hip hop
Instrument(s)	Rapping
Website	dualcoremusic.com

Dual Core is a nerdcore hip hop group that was formed in 2007, and is famous for performing at conventions such as DefCon and SkyDogCon.

Career

Early days

Nerdcore

Spotlight

Live performances

Film

Musical influences

Discography

Studio Albums

• Zero One (2007)
• Super Powers (2007)
• Lost Reality (2008)
• Next Level (2009)
• All the Things: Defcon XX Pre-Release (2012)

Other Releases

• Nerdcore Hiphop (freely available demo) ^{[1] [2]}
• Favoritism ( greatest hits collective available exclusively in the Humble Music Bundle) ^[3]
• Front's Humble Remix Addendum EP ( remix collective available exclusively in the Humble Music Bundle)

Non-album tracks

• "24 Hours" (abandoned demo)
• "Bitchslap" (by MC Hawking)
• "My Sister" (by Duboce Triangle with The JBB)
• "Oh, the Hilarity" (from Indie Pop Cares a Lot)
• "Rappers We Crush" (with Kompressor)
• "Rhyme of the Nibelung" (with Baddd Spellah)
• "Romantic Cheapskate" (with Baddd Spellah for Song Fight!)
• "Soda Water" (by Jess Klein)
• "Start Over" (for a compilation of songs for children)
• "Oneonta (Eli Porter)" (with YTCracker and MC Lars on The Digital Gangster LP)
• "O.G. Original Gamer (with MC Lars on the MC Lars album This Gigantic Robot Kills)
• "Don't Wear Those Shoes" (for the "Weird Al" Yankovic tribute album Twenty-Six and a Half)
• "Another First Kiss" (for the They Might Be Giants "Mink Car" tribute album.

Known recorded live sets

References

External links

Category:1973 births Category:American atheists Category:Living people Category:Nerdcore hip hop artists Category:Wesleyan University alumni Category:Rappers from the San Francisco Bay Area

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References

External links

• example.com