Industrial Hip Hop

Description

Industrial Hip Hop is a fusion genre that combines the aggressive, mechanical sounds of industrial music with the rhythmic and lyrical elements of hip hop. It often features distorted beats, heavy use of sampling, and an overall dark, gritty atmosphere.

History

Industrial Hip Hop emerged in the late 1980s and early 1990s as artists began experimenting with the harsh, electronic sounds of industrial music and integrating them with hip hop's rhythmic and lyrical style. This genre was influenced by the industrial music scene, which was known for its experimental and avant-garde approach. Artists like Public Enemy and Nine Inch Nails played a role in shaping the sound, with later acts like Death Grips and clipping. pushing the boundaries further.