EBM Dark Disco Mix 124 BPM
.Electronic Body Music, EBM for short, is a musical style that emerged in the early 1980s and is characterized by repetitive sequences, predominantly dance-oriented rhythms, and clear, slogan-like to aggressive shouts. Some groups also prefer a kind of pressed chant with dark elements. Characteristics of Electronic Body Music The genre was also able to gain a foothold in countries such as Sweden, Japan and some regions of the USA (there under the rough label Industrial) from the second half of the 80s. In contrast to many other electronic styles, the sounds are almost never overdriven; the mostly clear, hard attack of the bass is typical
Characteristics of Electronic Body Music
EBM is considered a combination of British industrial (Cabaret Voltaire / Throbbing Gristle) and pan-European electronic sounds - specifically DAF & Die Krupps; these bands are the originators of the often-quoted theme of "work, sweat & muscle power" - and are among the pioneers of modern techno.
The genre also gained a foothold in countries such as Sweden, Japan and some regions of the USA (there under the rough label Industrial) from the second half of the 80s.
In contrast to many other electronic styles, the sounds are almost never overdriven; the clear, hard attack of the bass is typical.
Some EBM bands also use distortion effects, which are used consciously and usually moderately - in keeping with the idea of the track. Senseless voice splatter is eliminated.
.Electronic Body Music, EBM for short, is a musical style that emerged in the early 1980s and is characterized by repetitive sequences, predominantly dance-oriented rhythms, and clear, slogan-like to aggressive shouts. Some groups also prefer a kind of pressed chant with dark elements. Characteristics of Electronic Body Music The genre was also able to gain a foothold in countries such as Sweden, Japan and some regions of the USA (there under the rough label Industrial) from the second half of the 80s. In contrast to many other electronic styles, the sounds are almost never overdriven; the mostly clear, hard attack of the bass is typical
Characteristics of Electronic Body Music
EBM is considered a combination of British industrial (Cabaret Voltaire / Throbbing Gristle) and pan-European electronic sounds - specifically DAF & Die Krupps; these bands are the originators of the often-quoted theme of "work, sweat & muscle power" - and are among the pioneers of modern techno.
The genre also gained a foothold in countries such as Sweden, Japan and some regions of the USA (there under the rough label Industrial) from the second half of the 80s.
In contrast to many other electronic styles, the sounds are almost never overdriven; the clear, hard attack of the bass is typical.
Some EBM bands also use distortion effects, which are used consciously and usually moderately - in keeping with the idea of the track. Senseless voice splatter is eliminated.
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