Glitch hop music on the radio

Glitch hop is a subgenre of electronic music that combines the elements of hip-hop and glitch music. It features broken rhythms, chopped-up samples, and other sound manipulation techniques that create a distinctive "glitchy" sound. Glitch hop emerged in the early 2000s and has since gained popularity among fans of experimental electronic music.

Some of the most popular glitch hop artists include edIT, Glitch Mob, Tipper, and Opiuo. These artists are known for their intricate sound designs and unique blend of hip-hop beats with glitchy sound effects. Their music is often described as high-energy and futuristic, and their live performances are renowned for their immersive audio-visual experiences.

There are several radio stations that focus on glitch hop music. One of the most popular is Glitch.fm, which features a mix of glitch hop, IDM, and other experimental electronic music genres. Another notable station is Digitally Imported's Glitch Hop channel, which features a curated selection of glitch hop tracks from around the world. Other stations that feature glitch hop include Sub.fm and BassDrive.com. These stations provide a platform for up-and-coming artists to showcase their music and connect with fans of the genre.