Futurepop
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Futurepop is a recently-emerging electronic dance music genre, an outgrowth of electronic body music incorporating influences from synthpop (such as song structure and vocal style) and uplifting trance (grandiose and arpeggiated synthesizer melodies). The term was coined by Ronan Harris (of VNV Nation) and Stephan Groth (of Apoptygma Berzerk) while attempting to describe the style of music their bands produced .
In recent years the basic futurepop concept has been expanded upon in various ways, with bands like mind.in.a.box and Rotersand pushing the progressive trance aspect of the genre , while others such as XPQ-21 have incorporated further influences from industrial and synthpop . Further, traditionally harder aggrotech bands are using futurepop-style melodic hooks in their songs, such as Suicide Commando and SITD .
Futurepop music is popular in the cyber, goth and general alternative electronic scenes. Music festivals that feature futurepop bands include Infest, Wave Gotik Treffen and M'era Luna.
List of Futurepop bands
- Bruderschaft
- Code 64
- Colony 5
- Covenant (later works)
- Cry Pandora
- Dekoy
- Icon of Coil
- Lost Signal
- Melotron
- Mind.in.a.box
- Monofader
- Namnambulu
- Neuroticfish
- Pride & Fall
- Rotersand
- Solitary Experiments
- The Thought Criminals
- T.O.Y.
- Seabound
- S.P.O.C.K
- VNV Nation
- XP8
See also
| Synthpop |
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| Electropop - Electroclash - Futurepop - Synthpunk |
| Other electronic music genres |
| Industrial |
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| Aggrotech - Coldwave - Dark electro - Electronic body music - Industrial metal - Industrial rock - Industrial techno - Noise - Power noise |
| Other electronic music genres |
| Styles of pop music |
| Bubblegum pop - Futurepop - Pop punk - Pop-rap - Power pop - Synthpop/Electropop- Indie pop - Teen pop - Traditional pop - Pop metal By region: American pop - C-pop (Cantopop, Mandopop) - Europop (Nederpop) - Indian pop - J-pop - K-pop |
| Other topics |
| Boy band - Girl group - Popular music - Pop culture |
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