The Origins of the Genre Later, rock singers often associated their music with mysticism, the occult, and devil worship, using more rebellious imagery. Many metal artists and rockers were …
Initially a blend of academic avant-garde electronic experimentation and post-punk aggression, Industrial eventually evolved into the most raw and aggressive combination of rock and electronics. History of the Genre …
Electronic Rock: What Is It? Rock elements, including guitar, bass, drums, and lead vocals, are combined with electronic instruments such as synthesizers, samplers, and drum machines to create electronic …
Nonetheless, over recent decades, a handful of artists has fused new forms of country with rock, resulting in truly unique music. Introducing Country Rock The genre was pioneered by …
The genre’s origins can be traced back to the first progressive bands like Pink Floyd, Procol Harum, Soft Machine, and Yes. Early prog artists were influenced by the psychedelic …
Emerging in the late 1970s and gaining prominence in the mid-1980s, new wave was a dynamic and diverse rock music subgenre. This movement represented a significant departure from the …
The term “indie rock” gained traction in the late 1980s, but the genre’s foundations can be traced back to the mid-1980s, when it emerged as an alternative to conventional …
In today’s context, when you hear the term “grunge” it may evoke images of flannel shirts, sandwich shops, and tossing a penny into a fountain for good luck. However, …
If rock and roll were a person, it would be the oldest teenager on earth. Inspired in large part by R&B, Rock-N-Roll came to life as a frenetic mix …
Rock is a genre of music that emerged as a reaction to the stagnant, overly polished, and corporatized state of popular music in the years following World War II. …