Cores

Cores

Real Name:
Michael Kores
Profile:
Main project of Michael Kores on the German Noom Records label. Primarily releasing acid trance, techno and hard trance.
Hard Trance and Acid Trance producer and DJ from Stuttgart (Germany) born in 1968. Started to DJ at age 16, and was a regular fixture at the legendary Oz Club in his home town in the early 90s. As producer of origial material, he released mainly on the UCMG Germany labels, most notably as Cores on Noom Records and as Albion (2) on Time Unlimited. He is currently resisdent DJ at both Oxa in Zürich and Toy in Stuttgart.
Sites:
cores.de, SoundCloud, MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter
Aliases:
Michael Kores, Mirage (4), Myricale
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Cores Discography

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Albums
Cores Tryland (Album) Noom Records, Noom Records Germany 1999 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Cores Club EP (EP) Noom Records Germany 1995 Sell This Version
Cores Matabu EP (EP) Noom Records Germany 1996 Sell This Version
Cores Babylon EP (EP) Noom Records Germany 1997 Sell This Version
Cores Millenium E.P. (EP) Noom Records Germany 1998 Sell This Version
NOOM051-6 Cores Iowa EP ‎(12", EP) Noom Records NOOM051-6 Germany 1999 Sell This Version
Cores vs. Robyn* Cores vs. Robyn* - Sioux Noom Records Germany 2000 Sell This Version
Cores vs. Robyn* Cores vs. Robyn* - Part II Noom Records Germany 2000 Sell This Version
NOOM 066-6 Cores & Vernes* Cores & Vernes* - Fugestives ‎(12") Noom Records NOOM 066-6 Germany 2002 Sell This Version

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Mr.TomServo

Mr.TomServo

May 24, 2013
edited 9 months ago
An absolute legend for those of us into hard acid trance, '90s style. Seriously, this guy's first seven singles are just incredible. To my mind---and aside from the one possible exception of Pablo Gargano---Michael Kores made the best acid trance from that era (and I like Solar Quest, Kai Tracid's various monikers, and numerous other stalwarts of the scene, so that is no small praise). The vinyl release of "Tryland" is good, too, if not quite on the level of the first seven Cores EPs.

Granted, starting in 2000, Michael went a different direction with his music, which is totally fine, but it wasn't my cup of tea. Make no mistake, though: Between 1995 and 1999, this guy could simply do no wrong. And his work as Albion on Time Unlimited was very good, as well.
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