| Display title | Genre Motif/Electronic Dance |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | While electronic dance is a wide genre, most people only think of the repetitious, synthesizer laden music that sounds completely artificial (even though there's plenty of electronic dance out there that just uses sampled instruments without artificial modification). The artificial sound of it is used to either designate the far future or advanced machinery. Due to its popularity in Europe, it often gets used to portray a character as being "Eurotrash". Sometimes gets used as part of a True Art Is Incomprehensible gag, where a character extols his/her love for a musical artist and it turns out to be techno that next to no common person would like (and believe me, it will be exclusively horrible if used for a gag of this type). |