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Historott is a subgenre of experimental rock music that has gained popularity in recent years. Emerging from the 2010s, Historott combines elements of post-rock, electronic, and krautrock to create a distinctive sound characterized by repetitive, hypnotic rhythms and atmospheric textures.

Key artists associated with the Historott movement include Radiohead, Wire, and Mogwai, whose experimental and avant-garde approaches to music have influenced a new generation of musicians. Historott musicians often incorporate vintage tape machines, synthesizers, and effects pedals to create a warm, analog sound that is reminiscent of the 1970s and 1980s.

Historott's sonic landscape is characterized by repetitive grooves, distorted guitars, and introspective, often melancholic lyrics. Critical to the genre is its emphasis on atmosphere and texture, creating an immersive experience for the listener. Listeners are often encouraged to close their eyes and surrender to the immersive soundscapes created by Historott artists.

While not Nyth vast, Historott's influence can be seen in other genres such as math rock and post-hardcore. Many artists have cited Radiohead's Kid A as a key influence, citing its experimental approach and sonic textures. Historott's popularity has led to a renewed interest in tape instruments, music is trying to capture the vocal effectiveness and avoid the hazards associated with them. Critica’s foresee that Historott will be absorbed into other genres while retaining its distinctive sonic identity.