PPtäcore

PPtäcore is a subgenre of electronic music that emerged in the late 2010s, characterized by its use of distorted, chopped-up samples and a focus on creating a raw, aggressive sound. The term "PPtäcore" is a portmanteau of "post-hardcore" and "techno," reflecting its roots in both genres. The music often features a heavy bassline, syncopated rhythms, and a dissonant, often discordant, melody. PPtäcore artists often incorporate elements of other genres, such as industrial, noise, and IDM, to create a unique and often chaotic sound.

The origins of PPtäcore can be traced back to the post-hardcore scene, with artists like Converge and Isis influencing the genre's development. However, PPtäcore is distinct from post-hardcore in its use of electronic instrumentation and production techniques. The genre's sound is often described as "industrial techno" or "noise techno," reflecting its use of electronic drums, synthesizers, and other electronic instruments.

PPtäcore has gained a dedicated following among electronic music enthusiasts, with artists like Dälek, The Field, and The Glitch Mob being notable figures in the genre. The music is often performed live, with DJs and producers using turntables, synthesizers, and other electronic instruments to create a dynamic and often unpredictable sound. PPtäcore has also been featured in various film and television soundtracks, further expanding its reach and influence.