Changes: Glitch Hop

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Glitch Hop is a subgenre of Glitch music, heavily fusing elements of Hip Hop. This subgenre may feature glitches, chopping, cutting, and funk-inspired hip-hop beats. Since its creation, Glitch Hop has slowly shed its more Hip Hop elements while being heavily influenced by Dubstep and Drum & Bass. 110 BPM is not a genre per se, taking the role of, to some extent, an umbrella term. This provides a somewhat common tempo for songs in this subgenre. As with Indie Dance and Nu Disco, when Monstercat releases a song in this subgenre it can be thought of as Glitch Hop and/or 110 BPM. In later Glitch Hop tracks, Monstercat doesn't use the 110 BPM next to Glitch Hop.

The color associated with the genre before genre colors were phased out was: Dark Green (Hex: #0B9757) (RGB: 11, 151, 87).

Subgenres[]

Neurohop[]

This subgenre is heavily influenced by Neurofunk, incorporating elements such as the illustrious Reese bass, filtered, distorted, oscillating and pitch-bent basses, sharp-transient, snappy and heavy-hitting drums, while usually employing dark, cold atmospheres, inspiring sentiments of precision, consistency and sometimes approaching even sci-fi themes. The technique of utilizing downsampling (bit-reducing / bit-crushing) is sometimes used as well.

[ v • t • e ] Alphabetical List of Glitch Hop Songs (Genre)

A
Adventure In The Pixel World • Aether and Light • Anywhere You Go (Kotek Remix) • Apollo (Dodge & Fuski Remix) • Arcade Love

B
Back and Forth • Bad Boy • Billy on Mushrooms • Break Loose (Volant Remix) • Bust

C
Catnip Trip • Catnip Trip (Perkulat0r Remix) • Cave Me In • Chrysalis • Come With Me • Comeback

D
Dancing By Myself • Doppelgänger • Dragon Pirates

E
Easy • Echoes of the Past • Endlessly • Escape • Everchanging • Explode

F
Faster Than Light • Fat Cat Adventures • Follow You (Volant Remix) • FrainBreeze • Full Circle • Full Force

G
Genesis • Get On Up (Glacier Remix)

H
Hang Limb • Haunted (Jayeson Andel Remix)

I
If I Could • Inertia

L
Laughing Buddha • Love Hangover

M
Magic • Mark Twain (Glacier Remix) • Minty • Moment • Mysterious Stranger

N
New Rules • New Shoes • Night After Night • Nurture

O
Old Skool (Aero Chord Remix) • Open Hour

P
Pavonine • Peacock (Haywyre Remix) • Played Out • Pounce • Pure Sunlight

R
Rada • Rebirth • Rockin • Run the Show

S
The Schism • Scorpion Pit • Scorpion Pit (Disprove Remix) • Scorpion Pit (Mandorli Remix) • Sculpted • Shark City • Shift • So What • Something Real • Soulseeker • Still • Summaer On • Synergy

T
Take Me Away • There For You Now • Tommy's Sofa • Toothless Hawkins (And His Robot Jazz Band)

U
Ubi • Urban Monks

V
The Vale

W
Warriors • Wherever You Go • Whip-It

Y
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-Glitch Hop is a subgenre of Glitch music. It also combines elements of Hip Hop.  This subgenre may feature glitches, chopping, cutting, and funk-inspired hip-hop beats.  Since its creation, Glitch Hop has slowly shed its more Hip Hop elements while being heavily influenced by [[Dubstep]] and [[Drum & Bass]]. 110 BPM is not a genre per se, but characterizes songs that feature a fairly rapid amount of beats per minute.  This provides a somewhat common tempo for songs in this subgenre.  As with [[Indie Dance]] and [[Nu Disco]], when Monstercat releases a song in this subgenre it can be though of as Glitch Hop and / or 110 BPM. In later Glitch Hop tracks, Monstercat doesn't use the 110 BPM next to Glitch Hop.
+'''Glitch Hop''' is a subgenre of Glitch music, heavily fusing elements of Hip Hop. This subgenre may feature glitches, chopping, cutting, and funk-inspired hip-hop beats.  Since its creation, Glitch Hop has slowly shed its more Hip Hop elements while being heavily influenced by [[Dubstep]] and [[Drum & Bass]]. 110 BPM is not a genre per se, taking the role of, to some extent, an umbrella term.  This provides a somewhat common tempo for songs in this subgenre. As with [[Indie Dance]] and [[Nu Disco]], when Monstercat releases a song in this subgenre it can be thought of as Glitch Hop and/or 110 BPM. In later Glitch Hop tracks, Monstercat doesn't use the 110 BPM next to Glitch Hop.
+The color associated with the genre before genre colors were phased out was: '''Dark Green (Hex: #0B9757) (RGB: 11, 151, 87)'''.
-=== '''Subgenres''' ===
+<gallery>
-* [Am currently working on something else. Admins and editors, please edit this. Thank you.   ~ Ary]
+Draper - Inertia.jpg|link=Inertia|Draper - [[Inertia]]
-The Monstercat color associated with this subgenre is green.{{Glitch Hop}}
+Monstercat 006 - Embrace.jpg|link=Explode|Droptek - [[Explode]]
+MCS163 - Back And Forth Alt.jpg|link=Back and Forth|Haywyre - [[Back and Forth]]
+</gallery>
+== Subgenres ==
+=== Neurohop ===
+This subgenre is heavily influenced by '''[[Drum & Bass|Neurofunk]]''', incorporating elements such as the illustrious Reese bass, filtered, distorted, oscillating and pitch-bent basses, sharp-transient, snappy and heavy-hitting drums, while usually employing dark, cold atmospheres, inspiring sentiments of precision, consistency and sometimes approaching even sci-fi themes. The technique of utilizing downsampling (bit-reducing / bit-crushing) is sometimes used as well.
+<gallery>
+Protostar - Genesis.jpg|Protostar - [[Genesis (Protostar)|Genesis]]|link=Genesis (Protostar)
+Protostar - Echoes of the Past.jpg|Protostar - [[Echoes of the Past]]|link=Echoes of the Past
+Insan3Lik3 & Rob Gasser - Open Hour.jpg|Insan3Lik3 & Rob Gasser - [[Open Hour]]|link=Open Hour
+</gallery>{{Glitch Hop}}
 [[Category:Genres]]