Glitch

Glitch is an experimental electronic music genre that originated in the early 2000s. It is characterized by rapid cut-ups, stutters, and clicks. The genre is heavily influenced by IDM, hip-hop, and electroacoustic music. Glitch is often associated with the deconstruction of digital sounds, which results in abstract and often chaotic soundscapes. Artists often use a variety of audio effects to create intricate sound designs and sonic textures. The genre has been used in soundtracks for films, video games, and commercials.