Electronic rock is a dynamic genre that fuses the energy of rock music with the sonic experimentation of electronic music. Characterized by its driving rhythms, prominent synthesizers, and distorted guitars, electronic rock often features processed vocals and incorporates elements of industrial, techno, and dance music. Emerging in the 1990s, the genre gained mainstream popularity in the early 2000s, particularly through the industrial-tinged sound of Nine Inch Nails-inspired acts. Electronic rock's cultural significance lies in its ability to blend rebellious, high-energy rock attitudes with the futuristic, avant-garde spirit of electronic music, appealing to fans of both genres. Notable for its eclecticism and willingness to push boundaries, electronic rock often incorporates disparate elements, such as hip-hop beats, atmospheric soundscapes, and introspective lyrics, setting it apart from more traditional rock and electronic styles.

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Single - Released January 10, 2025