Industrial Music

Definition of Industrial Music as it relates to Entertainment, Music, Electronic Music

Industrial Music is a distinct genre of Electronic Music, characterized by its abrasive and harsh sounds. Often incorporating aspects of rock and experimental music, it is known for its use of unconventional instruments such as metal pipes and noise generators. This genre traces its roots to the Entertainment industry's Music sector. It stems from the Electronic Music style, taking it a step further by blending in elements of ambient noise, synthetic beats, and sometimes including provocative themes. Thus, Industrial Music stands as a more edgy and experimental branch of Electronic Music, providing a unique flavor within the music and entertainment world.

Child Hierarchical Categories

[Aggrotech]

[Cybergrind]

[Dark Ambient]

[Dark Electro]

[Death Industrial]

[Ebm]

[ElectroIndustrial]

[Futurepop]

[Industrial Metal]

[Industrial Rock]

[Industrial Techno]

[Martial Industrial]

[Neofolk]

[Noise Music]

[Power Noise]

Note
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  • [post-punk.com] Post-Punk.com — Your online source of music news and more about Post-Punk, Goth, Industrial, Synth, Shoegaze, and more!
  • [regenmag.com] ReGen Magazine - Industrial, synthpop, electronic, alternative music
  • [odrz.org] odrz industrial noise music
  • [brutalresonance.com] Electro Industrial Music Magazine | Brutal Resonance
  • [side-line.com] SIDE-LINE - Industrial electro post-punk music magazine
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